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  1. 01-09-2017, 08:36 PM #16
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    I dont think they were very Popular.He should have been Pineing for more buisness.What an Ash-hole.
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    Quote Originally Posted by atc300r View Post
    I dont think they were very Popular.He should have been Pineing for more buisness.What an Ash-hole.
    You're entitled to your opinion, but history tells us that it's just this kind of against the grain thinking that has led to many of the technological advancements that we enjoy today
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    Quote Originally Posted by atc300r View Post
    I was checking this swingarm over the other day and noticed someone put wooden spools in it for pivot bushings.
    If you are looking for replacements I think Home Depot's lumber department might have them.



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    Quote Originally Posted by atc300r View Post
    I dont think they were very Popular.
    Spelling correction: I don't think they were very poplar.
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    Technical threads like this give me a woody.
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    Quote Originally Posted by El Camexican View Post
    This post has me stumped. It’s amazing what one nut can create.

    Fir starters the sap that installed those had the grain running the wrong way and everyone knows that you’re supposed to leaf the bark on the exterior and use only well-seasoned stock. It’s no wonder his business never branched out.

    Anyway, don’t get to knotted up over this, I’m sure you’ll get to the root of the problem soon. Assuming that the cord on that unit is good maybe you can just spruce it up with a little sanding. Good news is that if your bushs are a tad loose you can try soaking them in water overnight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bob B. View Post
    Now this reply took a fair amount of talent. Well done Sir!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Red Rider View Post
    Spelling correction: I don't think they were very poplar.
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    Quote Originally Posted by x-rider View Post
    Put a cork in it. Ha ha.
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    Someone needs to build a life sized 250r entirely out of cedar and oak wood as a show piece!
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    Quote Originally Posted by 83ATC185 View Post
    Someone needs to build a life sized 250r entirely out of cedar and oak wood as a show piece!
    Who wood that be?
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    Who wood that be?
    Probably some guy named Elmer.
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    Probably some guy named Elmer.
    Or maybe Geppetto?
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