PBJ
-
Posts
1,614 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Gallery
Events
Store
Everything posted by PBJ
-
Don thats great equipment maybe what you need is a trainer to get you to using it.
-
They'll always be your little one . Their spirits will always ride with you.:2133:
-
The bailout shouldn't be our worries its the business practice from CEO that got us to this point that we should.
-
Heres a question in search of an answer. We all know that after 50k mile or so the washier that help hold seciond gear wears then. to fix it the enhgine must be pulled and the tranny opened . First question . Does the tranny open from the bottom without having to tear the whole engine open? Second question has anyone ever adapted a car body rotiserre to flip a venture over and repair the tranny without having to remove the engine? W#ould this be a viable way to get to the tranny with having to tear te engine out? If anyones thought about or tried this I'd love to know. Or is it even possible? Thanks Theres a free PB&J sandwich in it for anyone with a good answer. Phil.
-
Way to cute there Peg!
-
Hey Kitesquid i'd like to add my name to the list. One question how do we get the next persons address? Is it listed here in the members page or do we contact tem through a message and get the address from them?
-
Hey Ron I like Ornery too. Ask Don to change it for you.
-
Wild stuff spear. Just amazing. Reminded me of those magic 3d posters they used to put out in the 80's
-
How about MP3?
-
MMMMM soft and squishy! Isn't that why he's called Squidley!?
-
Smaller Front tire Observations.
PBJ replied to SaltyDawg's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
I agree with Squidley, its the comprimise you make with the thinner tire that profile helps the bike fall into the turn faster making it seem lighter. Yet because the tire patch is smaller there's less grip on the road so the bikes affected by wind and water. Personally I'd stay with the larger tire and just work out more to handle it in the turns. -
Hey taters are you sure its the Flu? It could just be D.Q. withdrawal! When was the last time He went? Okay tell the big guy to get better. And spray him with the lysol once for Rawhide and me.
-
Congratulations Lewis, Lucky Dog! i can't wait until my first Grand kid comes along. But that could be a long time off yet. Spoil'em rotten!
-
Yeah Bob I was going to suggest you look at that trailer but you already have one. Wait a minute I have a trailer hitch. I should look into it.
-
So sorry Earl . My dad passed 24 years ago and my afther inlaw was like a dad to me my recent divorce has taken that away too. Keep his memories and he'll live within you.
-
I can't imagine returning home to see family and friends and to have so many tragedies.. But th epowers that be brought you rhome to visit with your friend after her loss and to speak to your father even if he couldn't respond. Lets hope the flu will be the worst of your problrems for this year. drive safe out there. Hope you and Al have a better year from here on out..
-
Really?!? Oh Sh*t! Duh!
-
What cutie patooties! the babies pictures are nice too.
-
Yeah it did look a bit staged but then again there where some pretty steep switch backs and you can't take those too fast, The bike looked like a Honda 919.but it was fun to watch and looked like fun too. I'd give it a try.
-
yeah its a good starter. Thanks Ian.
-
MMMMMMM coffee and Donuts !!!
-
I hope i can get a BIG one! LOL!
-
Don't worry taters he's okay he's just jealous because you have more friends than him too!
-
Hey! I'm not a pity friend! I might be a pathetic friend but NOT a Pity friend!!!
-
So sorry Shep Hope the wifes finger is okay. Check your insurance because there should be a towing or hauling provision tp get the bike home. Most flat beads can get it home. or rent a truck yourself and strap it in the back. A small moving truck has a ramp and can strap a bike into it with tie downs. Good luck in getting it home.