FireHead

I am sure there is a penis joke to be made there, but I am not sure what it is.

................come on guys, you're screwing this up again. I will be out of town again for awhile at the end of July. :ermm:

I think I have 114 on my stock sprokets and I think I am almost all the way out of adjustment on my arm. I will probably need a new chain soon. :ermm:

Word. The socket is always a better idea than a pipe/tube. :geek:

....................and the engineering student gets a dancing banana for his good work.

You can as long as the threads in the arms and the taper in your uprights match the new ball joints. :thumbsup:

Rod does the hill climb, Rally, and Desert stuf better than anyone one I have ever seen or ridden with, plus he is one of the nicest folks you will ever meet. Mike Ryan is fast and will certainly be faster this year at the hill. We are also putting a Bonneville project together for him for 2008'ish. Mike is a bit weird per my taste in folks, but I am probably quite nerdy compared to most folks. A couple of my folks that were with me for our recent three week trip to Las Vegas couldn't believe that I just wanted to go read a book in my rooom after about the first week there............I mean naked chicks, beer, gambling...........I have seen it, if there is more out there, the guys could tell me about it later. :biggrin:

My parents did not let me have model rockets until I was 14 and they never let me have video games of any kind. Look how messed up I turned out.

A press always helps in this sort of situation as well. I am not sure reusing bearings is worth the hassle though. Bearings just are that expensive of a wear item.

There is also such a thing as intermittantly defective cpark plugs, coils, and plug wires. Those things are also worth a look. I am not sure I would worry about smoke out one side if it is only some of the time. If there was a big delta in temperature between the two cylinders, or it ran like crap, then I might be concerned. :geek:

Drivers in Oregon have a stunt double of sorts when it comes ot the gas station needle thing. Gas stations or mandatory full service, so the retard that can't screw in a gas cap and leaves my gas doors open takes all the risk in that deal. :ermm:

................possibly belly button lint. :ermm:

I am pretty sure I don't know either.................

Good advice. Any of the operations I have been associated with have only been successful because of all the time we spent digesting our data that we collected at the hill. :geek:

It is the same thing, but Mullet Man left it out as a descriptor and apparently finds it more disturbing that Kangaroo pouch? :geek:

:yelrotflmao: :yelrotflmao: :yelrotflmao:

If we are going to talk about the FUPA, then we probably had better talk about the Bunt (Butt in Front) as well. :ermm:

If you do a search on coolant lines or breather lines in this forum, you ought to find several great threads on this topic that will help youout (read: a ton of pictures). :thumbsup:

FYI: Offroad tires and wheels such as those on a Banshee are generally not ever balanced due to the relatively low pressure and speed they are run at. I suppose if you were doing some sort of pavement racing you might notice and imbalance, but if you are noticing what you belive to be an imbalance in general, I would say there is definitely something else wrong (i.e. wheel bearings, bent rims, a-arms, alignment, missing sprocket teeth, a dead hooker caught in under your bike, etc.). :geek:

120 should get the job done unless you have an abnormally large rear chain wheel. :geek:

Yeah, I know what you're talking about now. That's not what I was thinking of.

Hippies smell................

Ahha. That's awesome! Titan is a great company and the Bandits are great tires. :thumbsup:

You have to watch out for those leg humpers. They'll give you leg VD quicker than shit. :ermm:

Word. Dan has been back at work for awhile. I think it has probably been for atleast a year now. I am sure Dan will still figure out a way to make things happen for his customers. :thumbsup: