And yes, I know I have an SV problem.
You sure do! Where's the SV, or better yet, TL1000?
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Couple of folks on here this applies to!
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You sure do! Where's the SV, or better yet, TL1000?
The trick is efficiency in storage , I’ve got lots of crap in my shop and enough room to roller skate if I want .
pulled my truck in this morning , tightened fuel lines to stop aggravating minor fuel leaks and hooked up the exhaust brake . I needed it pulling trailers to Wyoming last summer but ran out of time .
pulled my truck in this morning , tightened fuel lines to stop aggravating minor fuel leaks and hooked up the exhaust brake . I needed it pulling trailers to Wyoming last summer but ran out of time .
efficiency in storage - Me and my buddies call that "Crap-Stacking"
I know I have an SV problem.
I don't see it as a problem, I'd love to come drool over your garage.
Efficiency in storage, and yet he shows a giant shop area. Sigh...
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School me on that fireplace / heater ? Flume out the back through heater hose ?
Forced air exhaust , Pellet stove , built in hot air circulation with outside exhaust for the smoke . I have to buy the pellets out of state because the pellets sold here are very poor quality and over priced . The pipe is metal flex pipe , I could use straight exahaust pipe but I store the stove out of the way in summer so it gets moved around a bit each winter .
I set it up temporary in the shop to test it when it came home and liked it so much I will have to buy another one for the house .
I set it up temporary in the shop to test it when it came home and liked it so much I will have to buy another one for the house .
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So Cagiva, do you have a forklift to aid in that efficiency of storage?
Since everything in there is stacked on pallets id say he does or has a tractor with pallet fork adaptors on the bucket. Im wanting to purchase them for my tractor but not found them at the right price yet.
I have a friend in Kansas that uses corn in his pellet stove. He plants 2 acres of corn and his neighbor combines it for him so cost is minimal. The unit sits outside and the heat is piped inside.
Two forklifts early 60s towmotor and 70s datsun . Both in running and working condition .
Seems like that datsun was the same as the 210 car motor. Great little motor that was a jap knock off of the MG motor, reliable and easy to work on. If it is that one the mg rockers would bolt to the head and vice versa.
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Been in the software business almost 40 years and had no idea this was a 'thing'.
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For you folks with tight quarters, you need one of these. I bought this from a friend when I impulse-bought my CB750. The center stand goes right on the dolly and then you can move the bike around with almost no effort. You can also move it into tight spaces that would be difficult to roll into it.
I usually don’t keep any bike more than two years. This keeps my desire for more new bikes low. The exception is my DRZ that is have had almost a decade now.
The most I have ever had was 5. That was when I bought a CBR 300 for my wife and I was in to both sport and adventure riding. Lots of itches to scratch. I don’t ride sport anymore at all.
Right now I have 3. Just put one of them up for sale. All I really need is one for more technical and dual sport riding and one for longer rides that are ready for adventure.
The most I have ever had was 5. That was when I bought a CBR 300 for my wife and I was in to both sport and adventure riding. Lots of itches to scratch. I don’t ride sport anymore at all.
Right now I have 3. Just put one of them up for sale. All I really need is one for more technical and dual sport riding and one for longer rides that are ready for adventure.
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Motorcycles and guitars here, but I’m not buying anymore (maybe).
2022 V4s Multistrada
2006 SDS1000 Multistrada
1967 Norton P11
(2) 1979 Honda CBX
1975 Kawasaki H1
1975 Kawasaki H21966 Suzuki X6 Hustler
1982 Honda CT70
and about 9 vintage guitars
2022 V4s Multistrada
2006 SDS1000 Multistrada
1967 Norton P11
(2) 1979 Honda CBX
1975 Kawasaki H1
1975 Kawasaki H21966 Suzuki X6 Hustler
1982 Honda CT70
and about 9 vintage guitars
See I told you I should get the CB500T. You can never have too many motorcycles.
Voice of wisdom!
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looks like someone likes FAST!! Nice rides.
I got a couple Cagivas if your interested .
I didn't know you could have too many motorcycles?
Holy old thread resurrection Batman!