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On 01/24/2012 12:27 PM, Richard Henry wrote:

Welded-on nuts sounds like a good idea until you have to remove one.

Why would you have to remove one? The ones I encountered were placed
perfectly.


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On 01/24/2012 01:37 PM, wrote:

I was the envy of the schoolyard. I had my own motorcycle.

I forgot to mention that the seat was ripped and repaired with duct
tape.

wrote this crap:

My Ducati manual said that if I lost my key I should replace it with a
piece of metal of similar size. I just wired in two toggle switches in
series.

Key? Until I bought my first Harley none of my bikes had a key. None
of them even had starters.

The Suzuki GS550 and Goldwing have electric starters, although the
pushbutton on the Suzuki has a #2 pencil eraser for a return spring.
The rest have REAL starters.

One time in college I chained my motorcycle to a bike rack. When I
came back after class I found that some dumbass parked his bicycle
next to my Honda. He didn't have a chain so he lifted mine and put
his lock through his spoke and through my chain. I was incensed when
I saw what he did. I couldn't wait around until he showed up and I
could beat his ass so I reached in my tool kit and pulled out a pair
of wire cutters. I cut his spoke and took off with his lock. Some
people have no respect for personal property.

:-) I didn't know they issued bicycle licenses to retards.

Did I mention that I posted some more pics of my yacht?

No, I just saw the one. No rum casks, no murderous minions, just a
couple of guys probably trying to jump start it or something.

And that explains the lack of additional pictures?

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The Real Bev wrote:
On 01/24/2012 12:27 PM, Richard Henry wrote:

Welded-on nuts sounds like a good idea until you have to remove one.

Why would you have to remove one? The ones I encountered were placed
perfectly.


that is why they make grinders.

reason for replacement you kill the thread or it becomes miss-aligned
from accident

On 01/24/2012 03:39 PM, down_hill wrote:
The Real Bev wrote:
On 01/24/2012 12:27 PM, Richard Henry wrote:

Welded-on nuts sounds like a good idea until you have to remove one.

Why would you have to remove one? The ones I encountered were placed
perfectly.

that is why they make grinders.

reason for replacement you kill the thread or it becomes miss-aligned
from accident

I guess I was lucky then.

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