Soviet Steeds

I saw the number of people who voted for equally and thought :?: Maybe I'm driving this thing wrong, I'm self-taught on hack operator :lol: Are all these folks going easy (14 voted ride aggressively) on mildly curvy roads? (no real torque on the bars) In my case I sometimes need to add pulling on t...

Don't forget this topic is about 2019 Urals and their 2019 Keihan EFI, direct comparisons with how Electrojet did it may not be helpful.

Yes unfortunately it's more important to spot the idiots.

jaybird wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 19, 2019 2:00 pm

Damn Wazz, a chrome ammo can! That's pretty spiffy.

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NB: so nice to be able to edit picture posts without it all going bye-bye

Ta muchly. :D The provided fitting kit comprised of two thick painted steel strips, and four rubber strips to sandwich them between. SMALL plain washers, which made me worry bout the drilled holes' strength, hence my preference for penny washers. And spring washers and plain nuts, which again wouldn...

As said, glad you're OK and so is the bike. Maybe it's my experience as a motorcycle training instructor, but I'm always very wary of vehicles alongside, and am often thinking about blind spots and how to make myself more visible to the other driver(s). We used to keep banging on about it to our pup...

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I was not overly enamored of the supplied fitting hardware. So I got the idea of separate rubber buffers, with nylock nuts and big penny washers on the inside. Only the screws from the fitting kit were used. - - Ammo Box_2371.jpg - - Ammo Box_2372.jpg - - Ammo Box_2376.jpg - - Ammo Box_2375.jpg

Had to figure how to position this - Idea! http://livinginthepast-audioweb.co.uk/imagex/misc/th_ponder.gif First I made a cardboard template, with the holes marked on it... - - Ammo Box_2370.jpg - Started off with 2.5mm bit in a hand brace, then could take the card off and use a power drill, steppin...

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Fink I need a dolly to get my trailer out and put away again, if as and when I want to use it. At the mo it's stored in the back yard, but that means getting it thru a gate that is narrower than the trailer. So I have to stand it upright on its a$$ and drag it on something. If the something is a tar...

cheeseheadmike wrote: ↑

Mon Feb 18, 2019 6:25 pm

There is also DeSoto to-do list, a CX500 to-do list, Wrangler list, Chevy list, and probably a couple others I haven’t thought about yet.

One thing bothers me about suction cups is them pulling on the paint. Same as, self adhesive stuff.

I agree tho they'd have to be proper good quality ones, not Mickey-Mouse $4.99 ones off Amazon or eBay ...

This thread won't stay dead!