Recent content by Bob80220

You know I don't remember...sorry. It's on my registration I'm sure but my bike is over at the shop currently and my papers are under the seat...bringing her home today. I will check and let you know. Regardless of the expense I felt it was worth it...for me anyway... Bob

Here in Colorado we have collector plates for cars and motorcycles and they are good for 5 years before needing to be renewed. I have one on my 1968 Triumph Bonneville. Bob

Ball High To A Giraffe Either way you want to say it, it sucks here in the Mile Hi City!!!! We have had more snow in the city this year than all of last year. In fact, we had more snow by mid December than we did all of last year. Yes, the main streets are clear but my street and all the...

According to the Triumph Service Manual it calls for NGK DPR8EA-9 spark plug...no clue about what was given to you as it is not what Triumph specs... Bob

I'm trying to remember if it was 150 or 155 mm. Easy enough to get the answer...call Dave Quinn with Hagon in Connecticut and he will give you the correct air gap measurement...I see you are in Kingston, MA. I know that area well...lived in Manomet back in the day. I rode all over the South...

I also have Hagon progressive front springs on my T100 and use 20W fork oil as recommended by Hagon. I am very pleased as the difference from stock is quite noticeable...one thing that I really appreciated was no more front end dives when you grab a handful of break. Bob

I have been using Lexol since the 60's for all my leather items... I have always treated my leathers from the get go and throughout the year with it and have had excellent results. Especially here in this dry climate...you need to feed or condition leathers or they will fade and dry out...just...

Evidently this was the first time Mecum devoted a day to auctioning motorcycles. Yes, there were some nice BSA's that came from a couple of collectors. It appeared to me that the majority of the offered motorcycles were for the "collector" to have in there personal inventory and not to be...

hahaha...you dog!!!! Aspen Rae is truly a hottie...a bit over dressed don't you think? I have never seen her with so much clothing... Bob

+++1....Dave will hook you up.... Bpb

Unfortunately stroker the seller only had the one Bonneville...and no doubt I am warm and fuzzy all over with this acquisition. I was just over at the shop doing some tinkering while my Brit mechanic was cleaning up the carb's and adjusting the valves. The points were set way off but all is good...

I love 1911's too....my carry is a Springfield Armory loaded micro compact .45 Bob

Yup...that's why I listed that one last....I carry a .45 auto as I feel it's the only way to know you have a fighting chance... Bob

Here are a few of many rules for a gunfight you might want to consider... 1. Only hits count. The only thing worse than a miss is a slow miss. 2. In ten years nobody will remember the details of caliber, stance, or tactics. They will only remember who lived. 3. Have a back up plan...

Select your weapon of choice for personal defense and continue to get instruction on technique...and practice...practice...practice. I am at the range 2 days a week. I want the confidence to know that I will have the proper skills to take what action is necessary if it should present itself. I...