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Originally posted by koolaid_kid View PostOld age and treachery will beat youth and skill every time[QUOTE] Originally Posted by [B]Schweisshun[I]d [/I][/B][I]I mean, sure, guns were used in some of these mass shootings, but not all of them[/I][/QUOTE]1983 GS 750
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Steel Toed Tank
Yeah, SK is in the middle of nowhere, lol.
sorry about the extra wait, I was getting filters and oil and stuff.
Next tag is going to be.....
A border marker of some kind, must be state, province or country.
"Welcome To ....." signs don't count.
This marks the border between Alberta and Saskatchewan in the city of Lloydminster.
There is 4 of them.
They are very tall.
Tank
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Whoo, I not sure there is anything like that down here. The closest border to me is Georgia about 2 1/2 hours north and I don't remember seeing a marker.You could smell a marker by the odor of the Georgia paper mills.
Anybody near South of the Border, South Carolina?
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I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like the feature you have posted, Tank. I wonder if they did it because the city exists on both sides of the border? There must be a few places (e.g Kansas City, Bristol VA/TN) that might have something similar. Actually, I know for sure that Bristol has a border marker running on the ground through it on (I think) State Street.
I might be able to head out to the Peace Arch at some point to see if I can maneuver the bike close enough to get a photo of the memorial there.'83 GS650G
'83 GS550es (didn't like the colours in the 80's, but they've grown on me)
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Oregon to California has a paronoia station.Old age and treachery will beat youth and skill every time[QUOTE] Originally Posted by [B]Schweisshun[I]d [/I][/B][I]I mean, sure, guns were used in some of these mass shootings, but not all of them[/I][/QUOTE]1983 GS 750
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koolaid_kid
Close as in 65 miles, 80 minutes slabbing it, have to park on the shoulder of I-70 to get the pic. I considered it, but I am preparing for a kzrider ride tomorrow. We are carrying a flag coast-to-coast on Kaws, and tomorrow is my turn. I am doing a covered bridge ride to represent Indiana's great covered bridge heritage.
Otherwise I might have found a way.
Pics will be in the "Did you take a ride today" section of this forum, even though it will be on an "off-brand" bike.
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lurch12_2000
Originally posted by koolaid_kid View Post.... "off-brand" bike.
Ok, I'll admit I've owned one before and ridden many others, but usually they were 2 stroke wonkers trying to keep the front wheel on the pavement or folded up Ninjas, Ninja that, Ninja this.....
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koolaid_kid
My favorite 2 stroke wonkers that I personally owned were my RD350s and my T500 Titan. I always wanted a white Mach III but could never afford one.
The GPz is actually the predecessor of the Ninjas, and many claim its KZ-based engine was the basis for the first generation of GS750s. IDK, I was riding rather than engineering at the time.
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lurch12_2000
Originally posted by koolaid_kid View PostMy favorite 2 stroke wonkers that I personally owned were my RD350s and my T500 Titan. I always wanted a white Mach III but could never afford one.
The GPz is actually the predecessor of the Ninjas, and many claim its KZ-based engine was the basis for the first generation of GS750s. IDK, I was riding rather than engineering at the time.
...now back to the game....border marker?Last edited by Guest; 09-24-2012, 08:22 PM.
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Steel Toed Tank
BAM! blew my head gasket, engine is pumpin oil all over the front of the bike and pipes. Stinky smokey mess.
Also have cords showing all the way around my rear tire, just in the last 2 days.
I'm done for the season fellas. Couple weeks earlier than I was planning on, so its not TOO heartbreaking, but still.....
If no one gets it I still have another non GS to ride to get another tag. But it will be just as difficult.
Tank
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Originally posted by Steel Toed Tank View PostBAM! blew my head gasket, engine is pumpin oil all over the front of the bike and pipes. Stinky smokey mess.
Also have cords showing all the way around my rear tire, just in the last 2 days.
I'm done for the season fellas. Couple weeks earlier than I was planning on, so its not TOO heartbreaking, but still.....
If no one gets it I still have another non GS to ride to get another tag. But it will be just as difficult.
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