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JourneyMan said:That's all?
Three months without a DS bike to ride and nothing to say about the KLR? :mrgreen:
I'm busy typing up a first impressions post
JourneyMan said:That's all?
Three months without a DS bike to ride and nothing to say about the KLR? :mrgreen:
Metaljockey said:Well, I never. Isn't that the cutest thing you've ever seen?
Miniature Black Labels.
Metaljockey said:Well, I never. Isn't that the cutest thing you've ever seen?
Miniature Black Labels.
Metaljockey said:![]()
Well, I never. Isn't that the cutest thing you've ever seen?
Miniature Black Labels.
Uncle said:I have to ask this, what exactly did you guys do to get this bike rideable to take it home?
Welsh said:Metaljockey said:Well, I never. Isn't that the cutest thing you've ever seen?
Miniature Black Labels.
It was first stop, but some had full size Zamalek, I just did not fit in the pic.... and broke the bike later....
Must say I feel less pissed off having seen that the guys had a great ride still, and more exposure of that beautiful area...
popipants said:Metaljockey said:Well, I never. Isn't that the cutest thing you've ever seen?
Miniature Black Labels.
Ha-Ha.
We have gone soft.
Since Zonkel does not ride with us anymore, it was 9:20 before the first beer...and it was a Miniature.
An 8mm Allen key, stuck in single side and held in with the stuff that holds the universe together DUCT TAPE...JourneyMan said:Uncle said:I have to ask this, what exactly did you guys do to get this bike rideable to take it home?
I think it was the ultra thick Allen key that did the trick.
Uncle said:Thanks. This kind of knowledge is priceless, but I suspect it's stuff you only learn in tough times and tight spots.
Welsh, glad you got home ok. That's a serious bit of bad luck on your bike, hope nothing else got damaged from it.
popipants said:It saddens me to show this, but it happened; so here it is.
A KTM guy fixing a Beemer. (has the world gone mad???)