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It's client side code. You download a class file or an archive of them, you go to the site with the applet tag and your browser invokes the client side code. It runs in the java virtual machine on your computer. The point is: the fact that you need a runtime environment means that you are executing code locally, which in general web terms, is a bad idea. I'm sure everything is kosher with it, but it could all have been done server side and never require a download at all.

Are those stock brake levers and shifters that have been chromed?

Mine produced 37 hp over the stock crossover tube. One test was done with engine started, the other not.

Not saying you would, but that download is not just a java runtime environment. I've done java development for over 5 years so I have several JREs on my local computers. Whatever is in that download is a set of custom classes or a java archive that could do just about anything. If you don't believe me, I'll put together a little .jar file that requires download from one of my sites and say that is verified by Mickymouse Inc. Want to install it? I'm wary of these things because I have seen first hand how the java security provisions for applet code can be manipulated - or maybe I'm just a cynic.

2001 stockers.

Not any more.

Sounds like a business opp.

Wow. Uhhhh OK.

Do you guys even know what your downloading? 'Somehting to do with Java'? I don't install anything unless I know what it does. Sounds like an applet, but any web app that requires me to run it's code locally is a poorly constucted app. JMHO.

Now if it were only functional...

What weight rider is the rear shock set up for?

I say definitely camp. It's half the fun. Even if it's just a tent. Night rides and camp excursions are part of Galmis.

Wrecked.

What's a 'limiting strap'?

I think he is asking for used motor oil in exchange for some shocks.

I've heard of that stuff. Sounds cold.

Got pics?

It's kinda hard to tell from those pictures. Are the rezzies mounted upside down there?

Yes. I've seen several tickets for this. Especially on big weekends when the ranger count is higher.

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Like these?

My Works dual rates with resevoirs were on my doorstep when I got home today. It felt like X-mas all over again. Better. So I'm looking at these things and it hits me: Where do I mount the resevoir? After looking at my frame I can see two obvious placement choices, but I'm not sold on either. Does anyone have a good example of where they mounted resevoirs? Just looking for ideas. Thanks.

Wife just home from the hospital with a 2 year old and a newborn. 'Let's go to the desert babe, I've got us packed.' She'd love that. I'll go pitch the idea right now. If I don't post again, send in a rescue team.

Being able to carry beer is worth the risk! Sure it's big, obnoxious and doesn't fit right, but I don't go thirsty in the dunes. I plan to throw the one in the pictures in my next campfire.

Wow. Now that's a big group. You guys are going to be one of those 50 person snakes winding through the dunes huh?