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100 Years in Iraq posted:WD-40 will dissolve the rest of that brown poo poo away if you're so inclined.
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I revved it a couple times in the garage like a loser because I had to take the car. I forgot what it sounded like without a helmet on.TheCosmicMuffet posted:BROKE THE CLUTCH HANDLE. If anybody asks, she rolled into a doorknob.
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its like lava posted:Pimped my scoot. Blue LED running lights. I think I need more. I would double check the legality of your scoot pimpage. Blue lights are illegal in a few(most) states.
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M4gic posted:Then lost one of the battery terminal bolts somewhere in this area. Poked around there with a magnet retriever for 15 minutes with no luck, oh well. Back to the hardware store. Man, I did this, 30 miles from home on the side of a busy highway. I looked for an hour and some nice guys that pulled over even dug through the weeds for 15 minutes. Luckily I found a bolt elsewhere on the bike that could be transplanted.
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Gave it a makeover. God drat that looks awful.  
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Marv Hushman posted:Well done. I achieved similar results a while back with a turntable dust cover that was so scratched and clouded you couldn't see through it. Wet sanding was counter-intuitive, but this was a case where I couldn't have possibly made it look any worse. Works for acrylic watch crystals too--you can turn a junk drawer POS into a showpiece inside of 5 minutes. Meguiar's Plastx and an electric sander/polisher with a wool bonnet because I read that foam can scratch some plastics. I don't know how true that is. Technique involved wrestling it down with my feet because I don't have anything to clamp it down with.  It really was super straightforward.I honestly thought it was beyond help because of the apparent yellowing. Now I feel dumb for not having done this sooner.
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I'm trying to think of a chain cleaning procedure where doing it in your living room wouldn't be a disastrous idea.
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^^What did you use to fix them in place? I have some grips to put on and plan on using hairspray if anyone has experience with that.
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After my fuel pump died back in February, I finally found a replacement that I could afford and so I rode it today. 
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Supradog posted:liberal use of size adapters Very nice.
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I rode it 1012 miles and turned my 9 day trip into a 7 day one. I woke up in a State Park in Idaho yesterday and had a meal in SLC. When I went to use the bathroom, I had a look at myself in the mirror and could not believe how haggard I looked. Dirty matted down hair, sunburned face, skin breaking out, bloodshot eyes, gear splattered in bug guts. I had just come from "scenic" Idaho and the Salt Lake was a grey muddy disappointment, so I I said fudge it and rode home to the Bay Area overnight.
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Definitely not north enough. I'd come in through Boise and was hoping to pop into Yellowstone, but the ride was longer than I thought and no camping was available, so I went south instead. That whole leg of the trip was improvised, so that's what happens when you don't plan ahead.
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