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I think it begins with R/R and CCT replacement. Then comes the forks and shock. Then carburetors, then exhaust, then tyres, wheels, handlebars, then tweaking, new pistons, valves, a cam, braced swing arm...........it won't stop. It happened with my last bike and I thought I was safe with this choice. Now I discover there is a lot I can do with this bike. My bank account will wither and my wife will never understand. She's already been thu parts in the freezer and the oven. I don't have the heart to tell her this bike will take me down the same road.
This made me laugh so hard! So funny to think about from her perspective.
Little did she know household appliances weren't safe... one day open the freezer to see bearings or a dented exhaust sitting on the frozen peas...
Little did she know household appliances weren't safe... one day open the freezer to see bearings or a dented exhaust sitting on the frozen peas...
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SuperBike
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From: South of Live Free or Die & North of Family Guy

LOL, it is contagious.... shopping spree... well it still better then the wife spending on shoes or dresses she will wear one time and dump, don't you agree??? From our prospective I mean 
It all comes down to priorities
It all comes down to priorities
No no... You got it all backwards... Every time I have a nutty idea, I get plenty of support from all of you... mikstr and hawk8541 and a few more are amongs the biggest supporters... 
Oh... Wait... You meant not to do the crazy stuff... nevermind...
Oh... Wait... You meant not to do the crazy stuff... nevermind...
Giving me an ultimatum has never ever worked out well...
I don't mind driving a stationwagon to fit a babystroller, I mostly find 2 seater sportscars unpractical anyways... But try and take away my bike, and you have a fight on your hands...
Regarding the image... My S.O. knows the answer to that question, and since she's a smart one, she will never ask...
Giving me an ultimatum has never ever worked out well...
I don't mind driving a stationwagon to fit a babystroller, I mostly find 2 seater sportscars unpractical anyways... But try and take away my bike, and you have a fight on your hands...
Giving me an ultimatum has never ever worked out well...
I don't mind driving a stationwagon to fit a babystroller, I mostly find 2 seater sportscars unpractical anyways... But try and take away my bike, and you have a fight on your hands...It was part of the deal, man comes with bike. I don't need a flash car or expensive suites, kids are OK, even going to family events. I do want good tools and at least one motorcycle.
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SuperBike
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: South of Live Free or Die & North of Family Guy

BTW, if it was shoes or dresses, I'd be a happy man (and much richer!), at least my bike doesn't eat a couple of hundred pounds of hay and feed standing in the garage, but a horse eats, and ***** regardless if you ride it or not...
And do you have any remote idea how expensive things related to horses are? At least she cannot go on a shopping spree and buy "aftermarket parts" for the horse... But the downside of that is obvious... She keeps buying more damned horses instead... Than god we only have 6 boxes, or I'd be homeless, living in the stable... 
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SuperBike
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: South of Live Free or Die & North of Family Guy

Regarding the image... My S.O. knows the answer to that question, and since she's a smart one, she will never ask...
Giving me an ultimatum has never ever worked out well...
I don't mind driving a stationwagon to fit a babystroller, I mostly find 2 seater sportscars unpractical anyways... But try and take away my bike, and you have a fight on your hands...
Giving me an ultimatum has never ever worked out well...
I don't mind driving a stationwagon to fit a babystroller, I mostly find 2 seater sportscars unpractical anyways... But try and take away my bike, and you have a fight on your hands...My significant other knows the answer to that question as well, It has been discussed and she will never ask...
As for the picture you posted Ruv... I want to blow that up and frame it
reminds me of the country song by brad paisley - im gonna miss her
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SuperBike
Joined: Jul 2011
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From: South of Live Free or Die & North of Family Guy

Tweety, you hit the nail on the head with that one...
My significant other knows the answer to that question as well, It has been discussed and she will never ask...
As for the picture you posted Ruv... I want to blow that up and frame it
reminds me of the country song by brad paisley - im gonna miss her
My significant other knows the answer to that question as well, It has been discussed and she will never ask...
As for the picture you posted Ruv... I want to blow that up and frame it
reminds me of the country song by brad paisley - im gonna miss her
and buy "aftermarket parts" for the horse...
My G/F loves bikes, garages, tools, and activity participates in talk about the superhawk. She's pretty amazing! She's more of a dirt bike rider, but loves street bikes as well.
Oh, she's a damn good cook too. The last time I was "under the tank" on the bike, she brought out some lemon bars on a plate. It's hard to get work done with powdered sugar lemon bars staring at you.
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