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(05-10-2014, 09:36 PM)Capo_imp Wrote: [quote='Pterodactyl' pid='41142' dateline='1399779469']
Shoulda had a look at this. quote]
Yes. I should have. And my wife, adding the ever so passive aggressive 'Oh, didn't you read the instructions, dear?' agrees.
All good now. After hanging out with Sailor Jerry, I went out in the garage and stared at the beauty that is the CB. Then I went over to my shelf and looked at my trophy for winning the Central New Jersey Plymouth Trouble Shooting contest in High School auto shop in 1976, which gave me my confidence and manhood back. Or maybe it was the rum that did that...
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Nice garage!! What kind of car is that?
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(05-10-2014, 09:52 PM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: (05-10-2014, 09:36 PM)Capo_imp Wrote: [quote='Pterodactyl' pid='41142' dateline='1399779469']
Shoulda had a look at this. quote]
Yes. I should have. And my wife, adding the ever so passive aggressive 'Oh, didn't you read the instructions, dear?' agrees.
All good now. After hanging out with Sailor Jerry, I went out in the garage and stared at the beauty that is the CB. Then I went over to my shelf and looked at my trophy for winning the Central New Jersey Plymouth Trouble Shooting contest in High School auto shop in 1976, which gave me my confidence and manhood back. Or maybe it was the rum that did that...
You should get Pterodactyl to introduce you to Bundy!
You should get Pterodactyl to introduce you to Bundy!
This is BUNDY:
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Another fine Australian, 100% natural, product. From the green, green, cane fields of Central Queensland. How can it not be good for you?
Some seem to have a problem with the rack. It really is a pinch of possum's to install. If I can stay off the Bundy I will revise my post, add some photos, and post to "How To". On second thoughts I will get into the Bundy and revise the post
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Cheers
And Capo, beautiful garage enhanced by a beautiful bike.
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Nice garage!! What kind of car is that?
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It's a Lotus Elise. My four wheeled motorbike.
And Bundy...hmmm...I'll be looking for that over here!
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I've drunk Bundy, and not to be mean it is not good stuff. Vegamite I like, Tam Tams are great, even wheatbix are good but hard. But Bundy is not going down the hatch again unless I am in shear desperation mate.
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When I get my rack for the 14 deluxe will be ready for war! Lol
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(05-11-2014, 07:55 AM)Ridem32_imp Wrote: When I get my rack for the 14 deluxe will be ready for war! Lol
Mate, just as well you did that reflash! Otherwise the bike would be so heavy with farkles, it would hard to move it up a hill.
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Lol cormanus
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Capo - love your bike, especially the seat.
My first attempt at installing the rear rack was similiar to yours. 30 minutes into the process, sweating profusely, I found myself on all fours trying to find a spacer or nut for about the 10th time.
I've had mine off several times since then and now it's a 5 minute job. It helps that I have the Japanese model's turn signals that are a lot smaller.
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