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    I would not do this..!!!!!!!!! Do not cut them off....you can always use them again or sell them. on chrome weight end cap there is a small plastic cap hiding the allen head bolt that holds the weight on We're talking 1st gen here so there are no end weights (that I can recall)...and, I disagree about cutting...if they are worn out or the original grips or just plain old junkie grips some other idiot put on... CUT EM OFF AND TRASH 'EM
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    Not fair Brian... I have been about what the other 3 pieces are for?
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    you cut them
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    What is it???

    SilvrT replied to SilvrT's topic in Watering Hole

    you're right about that... it's a dead apple tree; however, it has a honeysuckle vine growing on it and that's what all the small branches are... it will be popping out soon.
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    What is it???

    SilvrT replied to SilvrT's topic in Watering Hole

    maybe it's my eyes but.... I see some sort of animal in that tree...
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    How's this for excellent speed control? I don't know about you, but this would slow me down ! People slow down and try to "straddle" the hole .... This is actually a speed control device that is in use. It is much cheaper than speed cameras. Pretty clever - especially when moved around each day. Isn't art wonderful ?
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    Can you see the "animal" in the tree? ... What is it?
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    Replace your helmet if you drop it from a couple of feet (ie the seat of your scoot)???? Dang... if I did that every time, I be "helmet poor" instead of "bike poor". Crap, I just bought a new helmet about a month ago and I've dropped it twice already! By that philosophy, I should be on the 3rd helmet!
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    Mine is pretty constant at around 210 ... but mine isn't electrical... maybe the electrical ones are a bit more sensitive to the temp swings at the engine whereas the kind I have might not be. Personally I wouldn't be too concerned about it as long as the readings don't go too far beyond 200-210.
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    Or, do what I did (mentioned in earlier post) I heated the base of the stand so that it would "melt into" the nylon for a perfect, tight fit.
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    LOL... the door was wide open! here's a few ya can even vote on LOL http://www.grimmemennesker.dk/ugly-people-270.htm
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    here's a couple fer ya....
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    LOL... hey, you guys have way more NHL hockey teams down thar than we do ... dontcha support them??? you should know what a hockey puck is! friggin Chicago beat us out :crying: (I know yer only ribbin me)
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    I always had a list...back in the day when I went camping all the time ... it's been so long since I last did that... gonna hafta start all over again... list, camping gear, etc, etc... heck, I think I even forgot how to light a campfire (how much gas do ya need to start one?)
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    hey man...glad you pulled out of that one (the tire blowout I mean ) ... so, are ya gonna tell us how it blew and what kind of tire it was, how many miles on it, etc...??? details...details
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    While at Star Days a couple years ago, they were handing out round plastic side-stand "pucks". On my '87, I fashioned and bolted into place some material from one of those nylon cutting boards. That worked great. Another idea would be to take a hockey puck and slice it in half...then ya got 2 incase 1 gets lost...
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    mc trailer

    SilvrT replied to funrider's topic in Trailer Talk

    They still do...at least around here. Means nuthin to me tho LOL... I towed my scoot home on a U-haul trailer and I sure as heck didn't keep it to 45mph...more like 70
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    sounds logical enuf to me! YVW
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    The fuse block I used doesn't require grounding... all it does is supply "hot" power thru the fuses to the accessory (which is grounded). I didn't follow the instructions in that link .... None... no fuse, no power to the exposed terminal. I ran a 10 gauge wire from the positive post to the fuse block.
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    Doesn't look "factory" to me...but, I could be wrong. I thought I was "mistaken" once before but I was wrong about that.
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    If you put your front tire on the back, won't your back tire be going forward?
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    I got this one used from a local member...haven't even tried it out yet. http://www.torinjacks.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=111
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    -- rain ---

    SilvrT replied to GeorgeS's topic in Watering Hole

    Last night and Today it's quite wet here too but Saturday was full sun all day .. temps around 60-65 I'm guessing...Sunday slowly clouded over by late afternoon and rain started early evening but the temps were still good and we had a great mother's day family BBQ/party ... (not feelin so well today! ... we had baked beans, beer, potato salad, ribs, smokies, beer, baked potato, garden salad, wine, cake & ice cream, did I mention beer?) I rode all day Sat and a couple hours Sun morn...every day I ride this new scoot, the more I like it!
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    pic is a little blurry so it looks like it could be the blades out of an electric razor (the circular head kind).
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    Thought I'd jump in here just to say that I notice mine tends to pull to the left if I'm cruisin down the freeway with the cruise set and I take my hands off the bars. I really don't notice anything as long as I am holding on...even with two fingers.
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