What did you do to or for or with your Laverda today?

Paul Marx said:
Snail skin jackets can be folded in a pocket and when taken out in the rain, grow to full size.
If American music culture had been based on cowboys, nobody would ever had heard about it.

Paul
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You haven’t heard of country music because you only get jazz on shortwave- but the snail skin jacket could be good in a crash…just sli-ide down the road- do they force feed the snails lettuce through a funnel though?
 
Exmoor beast said:
You haven’t heard of country music because you only get jazz on shortwave- but the snail skin jacket could be good in a crash…just sli-ide down the road- do they force feed the snails lettuce through a funnel though?
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I've heard of country music and it's European and African roots.
We spray snails with pheromones, makes them ravenous.

Paul
 
Obviously a lot of very angry snails out there Paul,
Its just as well you get so much meat of them otherwise it would hardly be worth it.... :unsure:
Bet the garlic growers are stoked.

would be interesting to know how it first came about?
You would have to pretty bloody hungry.

:) :)
 
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Went to start it up after it's been sitting for a while. Neutral light glowed dimly, but not even a click from the starter relay. Battery showing 7V. So much for the smart battery keeper doing its job. I put it on a charger but not holding out much hope that it'll recover.
 
Me too, seems the Men's Downhill is today. What I see is a lottery, and now the Women's G is gone and it's some aerial stuff. Hope I don't miss the Apine speed stuff.
 
Banned you say, I remember once being banned somewhere else for saying a 50k us bill for a Heli medivac was a crazy price, seems it was too Political. Who knew. Best to say NOTHING.
 
Tested homemade thunderbird ramp and workbench the weekend - over-engineered fer sure - what a pleasure to finally have a real bench though
 

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russo011 said:
Tested homemade thunderbird ramp and workbench the weekend - over-engineered fer sure - what a pleasure to finally have a real bench though
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Doesn't look as you'll be able to put a bike on the bench all by yourself - looks as this would require some helping hand ...
Beside this good job!
 
Jo said:
Doesn't look as you'll be able to put a bike on the bench all by yourself - looks as this would require some helping hand ...
Beside this good job!
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Managed to do so on me ownsome (no video to laugh at though :D) - empty beer crates helped fer sure. Just need to refine pulling up onto the centrestand whilst front wheel is in the chock - used a couple of small trolley jacks this time round.
 
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At my ripe old age, I find mounting a bike on my hydraulic work table a pretty perilous endeavour. In fact, I find pushing these heavy lumps around more and more perilous. Particularly those top heavy triples.

Paul
 
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