Cotton eyed Joe

First to last except for the j arms, the front brake calipers, the stock sprocket size, and the brake light instead of a tail light, they are all the same.

That was Chomby from Pee Wee's Playhouse. People don't remember, and its rarely said, but Lawrence Fishburne, the guy that played Morpheus in The Matrix, was Cowboy Curtis on that show.

I either 1. Make it myself B. Buy direct from the manufacturer, or 4. Drive down to Rocky Mountain ATV. There have been quite a few HQ members come through for me too.

Scary shit. Its too bad we can't take these people and stick their cocknballs onto those deli meat slicer deals.

Its a big universe. He can be found at a number of Cuban discos in Florida. I had a picture of it someone sent me around here somewhere, and now I can't find it. I'll see if I can get around to finding it. The original! Hell I saw Bigfoot when I was 12. I think it was Bob Schandler driving it even. It was up against the Chevy Stomper Bully. Dinosaur land is abound 300 miles due east of here. Kind of cool seeing a bunch of old bones.

I don't think there could be anything more fun than shooting hippies. :baseball_wassat:

Oddly enough, I ate 3 of them yesterday. I can concur, they don't make you a bad ass. If anything they make you tired.

I've been so tempted to drowned my sorrows in a dozen of those Monster Cookie Blizzards as of late. They look like they could put me out of my misery for an hour or so. I've said it for years: Momma don't take no mess.

For elevation, go to Google, type in "Elevation of (your city and state)" and you'll come up with a few sites with the information.

Kinda what I was thinking. Speaking from experience, there aint too much on a Banshee that you can't either make or have made. And if its something you can't make, chances are you can repair it. About the only thing I personally wouldn't try to reproduce would be the axle and spindles, and thats just because I don't know what the alloy is, and the heat treat process of those materials are.

I go to the gym with a few people that were snipers. One guy that was in Desert Storm back in the 90's is a cool guy, but dont piss him off. Another guy did alot of it in Vietnam. He told me of an instance when someone was at his house he didn't particularly like. When the guy said something offensive to him, he pulled the .45 from his waistband, pointed it at the guy and said "Whats one more body to God?" That guy has some stories to tell. He told me one where him and his fellow soldiers were making their way through the jungle when a VC suprised him with a machete to the thigh. Dude has a massive scar down his leg. He said he was packing a 12ga shot gun and took the guys head off at the shoulders like it was no big deal.

ME? HAHA...other than I keep running into her...You'd think God would have someone else in mind when it came to torture.... Shit, that was my everyday LIFE. :yelrotflmao:

YOU CUT OFF YOUR DICK AND SOLD YOUR BALLS! :baseball_bat: Congratulations! Hope it all works out for you.

The guy with the Simu-jizz and rubbers on his head is probably the best.

Freedom is priceless.

And, that $600 probably doesn't buy much more than a days time at the shop. I know it doesn't at mine.

Thi*s is *ome fu**y shit*

I'm thinking the same thing. When it run with the choke, you have an air leak somewhere. As far as the crab goes, I prefer Dungeoness on a tenderloin.

Thats awesome. My buddy came up to my shop on an RD?400 bike that had those same pipes hanging down. It didn't look like it would take much to get them banged up from road debris/children crossing the street.

Although I haven't actually used it on a running bike yet, I picked up a buggered Magura hyd. clutch assembly then rebuilt it, and its smooth as hell on a street bike clutch. I will eventually put one on my other bike too.

Thats called a Faraday Cage. :biggrin:

I had no idea people still did that.

If you are looking for more power, stroke it. The reason: Horsepower is the rate at which torque can be applied. If you can't apply the same amount of torque faster, then deliver more torque at the same speed. You get more torque from a longer lever arm.

Its not 100% MSPaint, so I'll apologize for that.

Thats something to think about right there..... I did that for a job where all I did was drill 8 holes .225 deep into some extruded heat sinks for weeks on end. I think my mill peck drilled around 3 miles by the time that job was done.