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Kelly's Pond Rescue $$$
- Thread starter Burkerust
- Start date
there's about 50lb of mud on the wheels
Uh it felt like 100lbs the two times I had to pick it up off the trail.
Thanks Jason for going the extra mile and bringing it back to town for me!
Stuck in the Mudddd Rides Again !
It took a while to un-mudd my TTR but its definitely back and the ride is smoothhh. Unclogged all of the mud and ordered some Shinko 700 tires front and back. I'm not looking to get into the snotty stuff anymore. Added a Cycleracks bike rack and cleaned all of the black plasticote off of the wheels. The original Dunlop 606 or what ever it was took a hacksaw and whole lot of elbow grease to get off. Now its an old mans dream for quick tours and chores. Strapped my fishin bag and rod to it and made the local lake. Came home with fish hook in my jeans and barely able to get off without removing jeans. Anyway many thanks to all who helped with my bike rescue. I'm sticking to the roads and light trails now.
Rusty
It took a while to un-mudd my TTR but its definitely back and the ride is smoothhh. Unclogged all of the mud and ordered some Shinko 700 tires front and back. I'm not looking to get into the snotty stuff anymore. Added a Cycleracks bike rack and cleaned all of the black plasticote off of the wheels. The original Dunlop 606 or what ever it was took a hacksaw and whole lot of elbow grease to get off. Now its an old mans dream for quick tours and chores. Strapped my fishin bag and rod to it and made the local lake. Came home with fish hook in my jeans and barely able to get off without removing jeans
. Anyway many thanks to all who helped with my bike rescue. I'm sticking to the roads and light trails now.Rusty