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2002, release of the Buell XB lineup. Daytona bike week test drives. Erik (Buell) tells all of us "no passing the lead rider". We get back, Erik asks how it went. "You told us not to pass the lead rider...half the time, we couldn't even SEE the lead rider!!" Erik just grinned...."yea, we have...
They're cheap.
Take your belt off and run it through it's range, if it has a sticky point or if the pulley is crunchy, toss one on.
I replace it every time I replace a belt.
Indian has some serious machines. HD blew it when they shitcanned Buell... no love lost here, I hope HD gets their *** handed to them. Street/consumer bikes? Indian is light years ahead of HD. HD has been playing catch-up for years.
Springfield Armory sent me an email but I'm not in the market at the moment. Also Georgia Arms and Ammosteals.
At the moment I'm focused on a soft top for my Wrangler, but I think 10% is about as good as I'm gonna get.
If only we had the time. She has to be back at work 12/1 for a national industry conference, and I have 8 days to pack and finish prepping my wrangler (catback/rusted muffler, new soft top, replace rusty skid plate, replace dead fog lights) before I have to load it with 3 months worth of stuff...
Well I'm used to the "normal" I95 pain in the *** traffic....anything special this trip, I'll count on Waze to prep me for / guide me around. I won't be in any rush - the Ram isn't exactly an autocross machine, and with a 24' trailer dragging behind...I won't be doing anything in a hurry. Slow...
So, we were going to visit my mother in St Augustine for Thanksgiving. Then, last week, Michelle's brother passed unexpectedly. So now, what was supposed to be a Grand-Cherokee-to-mom's-house trip has turned into cap-on-the-Cummins-and-a-24'-trailer trip to both St Augustine to see mom, and...
Get the regular mounting "foot" for the tach
The hole goes where the wires come out of the tach; there is a knurled nut there that you take off, put the bracket on the tach, and reinstall the nut to hold it in place. Then you can use a hose clamp to hold it to the column. Or, years ago, I...