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MelvinsArmy wrote:Tell that guy he is a moron and he's full of crap.

No kidding!

MelvinsArmy wrote:One thing I do know, you need to build what is right for you, not what others think is right for you, or what others are running.

God, if that were the case, we'd all have identical rigs, where's the creativity or fun in that?

MelvinsArmy wrote:Halgar, stay away from the nail and pin factories, okay?

Put in 6.6 miles tonight with no unpleasantness what-so-ever. I told the GF that tomorrow we're riding over to the bike shop and picking up some more spare inner tubes. LOL

It took us a while to decide on the Trek bikes, the next closest was the Fisher, basically an identical bike, but for whatever reason we just felt the Trek was better, even if it was only our imagination. LOL :lol: The 7100 is a hybrid, street/mountain cross which gives us decent speed and ride-abil...

The G/F and I just bought a set of the Trek 7100's. We added rear rack and saddle bags and a speedo. http://www2.trekbikes.com/images/bikes_my07/large/7100_black.jpg Got them at the first of June and we've put 300 miles on them already. Last time out I managed to ride over some star thistle :roll: Y...

Tadracket wrote:Hey, I represent that remark

I think we all do in our own way, don't we! LOL

Tadracket wrote:I could not agree more, except for the Ford fan part

There's just no accounting for some peoples tastes ...

You did a nice job on the paint.

Ford did an excellent job bringing the classic lines back into the Stang. Not a Ford fan, but this is a nice looking car.

Sounds like you had fun growing up. I grew up mostly riding on farm roads. as a teenager we moved to the outskirts of town which had 2.5 acre. I was able to make track in the back pasture. I bet my neighbors despised me ripping around on my YZ465. Yep, all kinds of fun! We were in PoDunk, so the co...

I moved from that 80 to a Honda 75 then to a Yamaha 125. After high school, I bought a Yamaha tri-z 250 three wheeler and Yamaha YZ 465 dirt bike. I grew up on a hundred acre ranch and I started on a Honda XR75. My dad bought it new and we rode that thing into the ground, literally! It was the most...

I wouldn't mind getting some aluminum axles for my Highlift, to make it more Bruiser-like, but then I'd be afraid to drive the truck out of fear of scratching them up. This is where I'm at about doing much with my HiLux. It was suggested to me to build it as I like, then only run it in the house, w...

I'm the guy your mother warned you about! :shock: :shock: LOL J/K :lol: :lol: I'm a Mod over at Clodtalk, more of a founder actually. I've been into the Clodbuster since around '96, I've got two massaged stockers and an extra set of axles and various parts and pieces waiting for me to one day do som...

Nice Tramp Stamp. That sort of thing might be slightly appealing now, on that young, nubile body, but what happens when you put 40 years and an equal number of pounds on that body? :shock: :shock: I've got a great cartoon image I'd love to post, but it's not of the PG-13 variety. I think that Hoopt...

One of my friends is a Harley rider and quite proud of his bike. He also doesn't mix words when it comes to his distaste for large women. We were chatting about an uber-annoying woman on the TOH forums who doesn't get along with anyone, particularly me and him, so I sent him this pic and told him th...

mrlexan wrote:No, but I would just simply could make it a project thread.

My God man!!! Get to it!!!

I quite going to the best local shop when it became obvious that they're only interested in talking with you as long as your wallet is open. When I was having trouble with my T-Maxx I was chatting with the owner and he recommended the fuel they had on the shelf, turns out that not only would the max...