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KX500AF reassembly

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Danger4u2:
Click to view the video.

crazyolbastard:
lookin good.
keep it up

BDI:
You know it looks like you put as much work into the vid as you have the bike. I can hardly bring myself to take a picture of what I'm doing. :| like the lift by the way. :wink: very cool.

Danger4u2:
Yes to the video work, can you tell I'm bored?  The local city track is still closed because of the tornado damage.  I'm burned out with my track.  I know every pebble.  A friend of mine has a nice riding area but no one maintains it.  To many ticks and the poison ivy hangs into the track all over the place.  If I want any real riding it's a least an hour away.  The guy I ride with the most always has his kids because he's going through a divorce.  The kids are lucky to have him as their dad because his wife....("If you don't have something good to say just keep your mouth shut.")  And the Handy brand lift is a definite keeper, saves the knees.  Craigslist for $600.
Plus it's no fun to work on the bike in this heat.  I have it in the storage room of the office.  All steel, no insulation,  one window that does not open,  one sliding door that lets IN heat and no ceiling so it's totally exposed to the attic of the whole building. 
I asked if I could work on it in the front room and got a "NO".  I told the little woman I would put ply- wood down and got the "I said NO".  There's no gas in it, please? "Not NO but H*ll NO!"  Didn't have a helmet on so I gave up on that debate.

BDI:
I love my handy lift  :-D Got mine for christmas from the wife years ago. I would say you could come by here and go ridding but my legs broke I live a thousand miles away and it's over 100 deg here now. Maybe next weekend  :| hows your leg doing danger? does it still hurt ? Any way I can relate to the whole bored thing.

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