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  1. wacky941

    Riding Game

    Sorry to hear that, my son spent seven years in the ARMY he's out now and thank you Jesus he came home safe. I know you most likely did not know the soldier but just the same, my sincere condolences to the family and all families who have lost someone in these wars. :(
  2. wacky941

    Riding Game

    SCORE!!!!! Great job! I must admit I was already beginning to think about an alternative tag in case it stalled the game. Just out of curiosity, any idea why the flags are at half staff? or is it in honor of Christa McCauliffe? Just curious.
  3. wacky941

    For newbs Made my own airbox to carb boots

    Looks like it worked good but for future endeavors you might be interested in this: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=300122340450&viewitem=&sspagename=STRK%3AMEWAX%3AIT its a cross reference manual that will tell you what other models use the same parts. I'm sure...
  4. wacky941

    Let the blasting begin!

    Make sure you wear a respirator and eye protection, cool set up, what kind of media are you using?
  5. wacky941

    Riding Game

    Now for the new tag, in honor of Atlantis: A picture with a rocket or something directly pertaining to the Space Program, no aircraft unless it says NASA on the tail. It can be a rocket or anything that gets launched or has been launched into space, it can be a picture at the entry to one of...
  6. wacky941

    Riding Game

    Thank you :D:D:D:D
  7. wacky941

    Riding Game

    Here is your alterations shop: I will be posting the next tag shortly :D
  8. wacky941

    DOT Mirrors?

    I only take mine to motorcycle dealerships for the inspection, I found that if you take it anywhere but a dealership the idiots that do the inspections think that it is their right and part of their job to get on the bike and ride it so they can "check the brakes" before they issue a sticker...
  9. wacky941

    Craigslist "funnies"

    Come on guys! That bike belongs to brandon25 a member here, he posted that build to the projects/rebuilds area and everyone here gave him a hard time over the rigid frame. Here's a link to the build: http://www.thegsresources.com/_forum/showthread.php?t=174452&page=2 I think it's kinda cool...
  10. wacky941

    Riding Game

    We need pictures of the zambonies to see who drives the coolest zamboni! :)
  11. wacky941

    1983 Suzuki GS1100ED --- "Big Boy"

    I have been thinking the same thing, I think the studs would be easier to deal with but the bolts would provide a cleaner look. I haven't decided which way to go either. :confused:
  12. wacky941

    1983 Suzuki GS1100ED --- "Big Boy"

    I was after that same body work! Damn I wanted it but like you got outbid!
  13. wacky941

    82 GS1100E Project/Cleanup

    Any updates?
  14. wacky941

    1982 GS 1100 EZ turn signals

    This is what I used on my '82 1100EZ The thing I like about these is that the turn signals are no longer the center of attention when you see the bike, the originals were in my opinion way oversized. These are nice and bright and when not in use pretty much blend into the bike...
  15. wacky941

    82 GS1100E Project/Cleanup

    You weren't kidding, it does look like the twin! Nice score! What's the condition of the tank? Mine is shot :cool: but thats okay it wouldn't be fun if it was easy :) If you decide you don't want those case guards, let me know I might be interested.
  16. wacky941

    Look what followed me home!

    If you mean me, right now the plan is to restore it back to original and just enjoy the heck out of it. I figure the red one isn't suited for long distance riding because of the way I have it built so this one my wife and I can do a little traveling on. :)
  17. wacky941

    Look what followed me home!

    You'd love this one, the cradle lowers down to the ground, there's a little ramp that inserts into the center cradle support and you just roll the bike up into the cradle, the cradle will support the bike so you don't have to worry about it falling over then synch down the upper and middle wheel...
  18. wacky941

    Look what followed me home!

    The front tire sits inside a cradle that is locked into the vehicle by way of the receiver hitch which in itself doesn't allow the front end to swivel, the handlebars are locked out and stabilized by strapping to a "T" bar at the top of the cradle but I also use a second set of straps that goes...
  19. wacky941

    Look what followed me home!

    :D:D It's funny you say that, a couple weeks ago I was waiting for a guy to come out and give me an estimate on some exterior work, I saw him drive up and as I was headed for the door I saw him walking toward the garage and talking, I couldn't figure out who he was talking to, as I walked out...
  20. wacky941

    Look what followed me home!

    I was the same way when I first got it, all of the manufacturers of these say the same thing to remove the chain and the only reason I've been given is to keep from damaging the transmission by way of it somehow jumping into gear and also to prevent undue wear and tear on the transmission from...
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