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  1. Snaggletooth
    I always thought they spelled "mall" wrong. In my humble opinion it should be "maul".
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    I heard there was some minor flooding in the low lieing areas. Just enough to keep the gals out of the shopping malls.
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    From the "Special Notice" he has posted at the bottom of that listing I'd guess he's having trouble with eBay already. Mike
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    I don't know if it would help on a reaccuring charge type of set up, maybe during the set up of the payments, but I've taken one extra step to protect myself on the PayPal accounts. They offer an electronic security key that rolls out an six digit code for every transaction, like a digital garage door opener. The number displayed on the key screen must be entered for every transaction during a purchase or payment. You only have 30 seconds to enter it or request another code. I've had this for several years and never a problem. Maybe just lucky but I'll take all the protection I can get these days. Worth checking into. Mike
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    Lookin' good. Nicely done and love the color. But if you're looking for a name plate..... Why not throw 'em a curveball? They are going to be guessing anyway. Mike
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    I have used plugs in the past, and always glad to have them with me in the saddlebags. BUT... like eusa1 says to get you home, or a safe harbor on the road where it can be broken down, inspected and patched properly. I like to know what the damage is on the inside. That is what determines in my mind rather or not I'll replace the tire sooner than planned on. Mike
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    That's the same price I got mine for a couple years ago. Pretty good deal for as much use as I've got out of it. My bike, a couple of my neighbors bike, most my friends bikes and some of their friends friends bikes. Geesh... I should have rented it out. But the only thing that struck me as odd on that model is when you go to hit the foot pedal to let it down you have to stab it all the way to the floor to get the slow speed desent. If you try to bleed it off slow by feathering the foot pedal from the top...It drops like a rock. Surprised the daylights out of me the first time. But a decent lift jack for the money. I use mine during the worst of the winter months for storage to keep it out of the way in the garage. Mike
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    The last time I talked with him was 7/30 and he had just closed on his new place. He was scrambling to get moved and working on plans to get his mill moved into the new place so he could get back to speed on his stuff. So I'm sure he's been a bit busy. Mike
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    Yep, needs some more. We'll have to convince him swapping out the wedges for LED's is cheaper than a stator and R/R upgrade. Shouldn't be too hard. But nice looking scoot for sure. I'm a fan of blue myself. Mike
  10. Snaggletooth
    Another vote for HP. Been very reliable for me.
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    And we talked about oil a couple of times.
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    Yikes! No thanks. My opition would be a u-turn. Love your name tag on the pic. Mike
  13. Snaggletooth
    Must have got tired of chasing "fast food".
  14. Snaggletooth
    When I got to thinkin' about it...... this is one of our guys ain't it?
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    Got a guy pulling one with his bike around town here. Painted on the back it says "Dieing to Ride". I'd go for it. Mulitpurpose to boot. Mike
  16. Snaggletooth
    Check this thread out. I was about to do this to mine before the gremlins fixed my CLASS system for me. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=63444&highlight=schrader Mike
  17. Snaggletooth
    Some of us have to get up early to go to work. At least I miss the rush hour crowd.
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    Cool, Thanks for helping him out. Mike
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    Ok, John. I see you were able to get onto the site. Like they stated the fuse holder and starter switch are a good place to start. Mike
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    Ok, that's jimmyenglish. I see he got onto the site amd posted. Mike
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    I just got a text message from a member named John with a SC phone number that is stuck in Kalispell, MT with light isues. He has no acess to WiFi or a way to contact this site. Is there someone up that can call him at 843-251-7789 and see if you can help him figure out his light problem. I'm waiting for more info from him as to his handle and what bike he rides. Let my know if you reach him. Mike
  22. Snaggletooth
    If it was me, and I do some odd stuff with ABS, I'd cut any and all intact mounting tabs and flanges off with a bit to spare and hang onto them. I've had to fabricate shattered tabs with some decent results but I prefer to spice the intact tab or flange back on by laminating it back onto the body with thin strips of ABS sheeting. But that's just me. Ya never know when you might need to do a repair. Sorry to see you didn't have much to work with after your accident. Mike
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    Glad it's working for ya. I'm still running the treated ones in mine and they are doing better than I ever expected. Should be getting my new set from SCI before too much longer. Mike
  24. Snaggletooth
    A regluar old 12V 4 post (or 5) relay from any auto parts store will do just fine.
  25. Snaggletooth
    Hi Gary, Nope not stolen.... They would have to carry off a lot of pieces at the moment. Injured........ Not too much ........... I hope. Not lazy............. But I'm not walking any farther than I have to. Which for the time being means I'm not going anywhere off the top floor of my place for now. And yep, I sent ya a reply by your regular e-mail addy. I'll PM ya in a bit. Gotcha on the 40mm. Thanks. Mike
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