RAGDOLL MX
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getting ready to rock the 70 in a couple of days!
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man caught having sex with carwash vacuum
RAGDOLL MX replied to Richard Cheese's topic in General Chat
sucks to be him! no wait..that blows! as he screams "DAMMIT...I NEED ANOTHER QUARTER!!!!" -
bars, cables, grips, and some other stuff! waiting to get painted plastics tomorrow..add oil..fuel..ta daaaaaa! a before and after
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quick lesson learned last night: the little rubber peice that goes on the toe shifter i bought 2 from yamaha of troy, tired to intsall it on the shifter, almost split it, so here is the lesson. 1. get small pot of boiling water 2. get beer 3. put the little rubber peice in boiling water for about 2 min 4. drink beer 5. a little dab of grease on the shifter 6. finish beer 7. slides right on 8. get another beer and celebrate your sucess
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OOPS..my bad
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got the exhaust in and mounted, sat, pastics, and tomorrow the bars!
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PM me for the "OTHER" pics
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that was a friend of mine, i talked his girl into doing the pic. They come out to Vegas all the time. they live in San Jose....kinda freaky...lol..but cool peeps
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USED MOTORCYCLE / ATV PARTS BLOWOUT THIS WEEKEND "AREA 74"
RAGDOLL MX posted a topic in General Chat
USED MOTORCYCLE / ATV PARTS BLOWOUT THIS WEEKEND "AREA 74" The best kept secret in hard to find motorcycle ATC and ATV parts is "Area 74" right here in Southern California. Although there are rumors, few people know where we are. Now that we are organized, we are now opening to the public on the weekends. We are parting out 5000 Motorcycles, ATV's and ATC's. Street/dirt/vintage and hard to find classic Japanese and Euro stock. We have 30,000 parts cataloged and on the shelf. No Harley Davidson Sorry. If you need it, we probably have it! Payment and shipping services also available through paypal and USPS. We also have new batteries, bars, grips, chains, spark plugs, flags, tubes, tires, two stroke mix, goggles and helmets! We even have a few complete bargain bikes ready to go. Send us an email to generationcycle@aol.com or call 951 443-2749. Please be prepared to provide the year, make and model of the bike you are looking to replace parts on. We can also replace your parts for you while you wait. Sometimes we can easily troubleshoot your mechanical or electrical problems as a free service. Family owned and operated. Open for drive in customers most weekends but please call or email first. Sorry but we can not allow you to enter the warehouse. We will assist you at the front gate but please bring your broken parts and/or your bike so we can get it right for you. Generation Cycle 24740 HWY 74, Perris, CA 92570. Thank you -
LMAO ok..it will go back up
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lol...i just saw your reply...lol
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sorry couldnt resist! iam sure that this will get deleted...lol :ah: i just wanted to leave it up there for a min...
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i FINALLY ordered some front struts for the mog, so i would be down for sure. i should get them in a couple of days, and it could be ready for next weekend. Id be willing to carry water, fuel and supplies.
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that just sealed my fate!..iam getting one now! as my wife would put it: "u saw it..wanted it..threw a fit..and got it"
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those are bad a$$ Joe!..cant wait to start the next one with ya!
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if tata's were that cheap they would break for sure...iam already rough on my toys!...i would say that i would pay the extra cash for good tata's..but the only person that enjoys a good set of tata's is the next guy!
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congrats Don!
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randy, i got a huge bag of stuff here for ya, and iam going over to my buddies house this week to go through a garage full of stuff to gather for you whit and your son, so ill be making an extra trip up there in a couple of weeks for ya.
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looks good!...let me know if you want to do an 88 kit!
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Prepare pastry: Preheat oven to 400°F. Unfold pastry sheet on a greased baking sheet, then turn over (to prevent creases from splitting during baking). Trim edges with a sharp knife. Brush pastry lightly with egg (do not allow to drip down sides). Create a 3/4-inch border all around by lightly scoring a line parallel to each edge of pastry (do not cut all the way through). Prick inner rectangle evenly with a fork, then sprinkle with 1 tablespoon sugar. Bake in lower third of oven 15 minutes, or until puffed and golden brown. Transfer to a rack and cool to room temperature. Make cream and cut mangoes while pastry bakes and cools: Whisk together sour cream, cream cheese, remaining 3 tablespoons sugar, and zest. Thinly slice mangoes lengthwise with a mandoline or other manual slicer or a sharp knife (be careful because peeled mango is slippery), then halve wide slices lengthwise. Assemble tart: Just before serving, spread cream over inner rectangle of pastry and top with mangoes, folding decoratively. -
that was awesome....i was hoping the new addition was coming out! good job bob!
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iam hoping to have it completed withing 2 weeks.. i just ordered the pipe last night, and the bars and throttle will be here by wednesday. then i just test and tune it and it will be done.
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its been long over due!
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some other pics, got my lug nuts today..dam bastids were expensive...almost 50 bucks for these little things!
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man..i broke mine just pulling it off the trailer...and as much as i crash...i should just invest in them in bulk