I'm Baaaaaaack

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Coyote
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I'm Baaaaaaack

Post by Coyote »

Where is everybody?
muzza
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Post by muzza »

hello...well I am trapped under a pile of suzi bits in my shed...
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Post by rngdng »

Me too! I've been sorting through my stuff, and ejecting the chaff I should have thrown away long ago.


Lane
If you stroke it more than twice; you're playing with it.

Too many bikes, too much time, ENOUGH SPACE, FINALLY! Never enough money.........
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Post by muzza »

I just got rid of nearly all my old Panther stuff plus a 1946 Panther 350...swapped for a Kawasaki 250 A1 Samurai. So I have not quite cleared much more space.
jkevinlilly
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Post by jkevinlilly »

Lane,
Don't forget to let others know what kind of chaff you need to dispose of.

Kevin
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Post by rngdng »

Don't worry Kevin, only the unusable crap is getting tossed. When I get ready to clear out usable stuff, I'll let eveyone know.


Lane
If you stroke it more than twice; you're playing with it.

Too many bikes, too much time, ENOUGH SPACE, FINALLY! Never enough money.........
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Post by Suzukidave »

I have been real lucky getting my garage cleared out , SmokeyAllan shows up .. i unload a bunch of my junk .. er .. parts on him , and he hauls it away and ships it all back home to make his own parts collection :D
the older i get the faster i was
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Post by Suzsmokeyallan »

See now thats a nice guy for you, he gives me all of his old junk,, ahhh i mean pre-enjoyed parts.
Two strokes, its just that simple.

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h2thief
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Post by h2thief »

Elbow deep into the H2.... spit shine and polish and repair all the broken things I found on disassembly.... :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
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I will be picking up a bunch of Yamaha's in a few days!! R5, rd250, 2 RD350s, and a few RD400s. Pictures in a week or so. Getting them from a Yamaha dealer that wants to clear out some clutter. Guess Im makin a mess!

I might be Single when my wife finds out!!!!

I just found out about the new Sundial and I was Jone'sen bad. I think the Yamaha things was a reaction to no Suzuki input!! I feel so much better now. Dofin
77' RD400 Stock
77' RD400 work in progess
76' Suzuki GT500A Titan 2 of 'em
76' RD400 frame, 79' rd400 Daytona bottom 77' top, 75' rd350 wire wheels, Factory products pipes
96' Honda PC800 for towing my RDs
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Post by bikegeezer »

Thanks for the new URL, Dofin. I gave up trying to stop the oil leak around the outside of the left crank bearing. Going to swap the motor's guts into a different crankcase and replace the left crank bearing - just in case that's the actual problem. Now I'm looking at a '70 CB350. But I have a different problem than you. My wife actually encourages this behavior!

Stu
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