Trinith
Wannabie Member
ToastToGo said:You're not far behind him
I know I know, my joints remind me every day.
ToastToGo said:You're not far behind him
Yarek said:ToastToGo said:Whyyyyy must you take multiple days to post said pictures? You're driving everyone that wants to know what bike you have nuts! Including myself.
So yeah, it's a Triumph Hopefully he's joined us in the Street Triple club
Trinith said:..He's old. Old people move slow as hell..see also: Wilks.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to find a good hiding place...
XXX526 said:Trinith said:..He's old. Old people move slow as hell..see also: Wilks.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to find a good hiding place...
Just for that I might have to cut in front of you and fart! :twisted:
ToastToGo said:Sounds like one of those dragsters.
With the GoPro in its case...sounds like a wet fart, ewwwwwww.
Trinith said:XXX526 said:Trinith said:..He's old. Old people move slow as hell..see also: Wilks.
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to find a good hiding place...
Just for that I might have to cut in front of you and fart! :twisted:
It won't have much effect, I'll just close my shield and watch all the dust go around me. :mrgreen:
ElliotReidMD said:Never done brake pads before so was fun. The Haynes manual says it's a 3 spanner job "suitable for competent DIY mechanic" but I'd have to say it was a simple job and easier than that.
screw you guys! lolToastToGo said:ElliotReidMD said:Never done brake pads before so was fun. The Haynes manual says it's a 3 spanner job "suitable for competent DIY mechanic" but I'd have to say it was a simple job and easier than that.
Yeah I was surprised the first time how easy brakes were as well. I think the hardest time I had with changing the brakes was getting the rear caliper in place with the rear axle.
matth1138 said:Installed a USB outlet to charge the GPS.