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Posted by pcarrell
- February 17, 2013, 19:32:04 PMQuote from: CDNRatMan on February 17, 2013, 19:25:32 PMMan! That's taking a while! Last time I changed my tires I didn't even leave the shop. I hung out for a bit and then rode home.I should be getting my rear tire back early next week, and then once it is on then the front is off to get swapped out.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- February 17, 2013, 19:25:32 PMwell perhaps not better but already at the same level.......
Wondering if the missus knows who was using the razor blade to cut the moulding?
my question is when the missus leaves the house for any length of time whom is left in charge, D1 or Aidan?
I am liking the looks of the black trim finish, I am liking it on my ride too, makes it that much more a different look to the machine.....
I should be getting my rear tire back early next week, and then once it is on then the front is off to get swapped out.
Posted by pcarrell
- February 17, 2013, 19:19:40 PMYa know, it's entirely possible that Aidan might be the better mechanic between the two of you! Nice Job!
Posted by Drift1
- February 17, 2013, 19:01:03 PMToday proved to be a success for working on MA-Deuce.My little guy squared away the www,with Mr.Clean magic eraser.We also put a fresh coat of paint on the front fender and brake assembly cover.We high gloss blacked the speedo cable holder,nuts,bolts as well as the axle end (outside of fork) and axle nut.Ratman you'd be proud to know Aidan did a fantastic job adding the trim to to fender.I made the corner cuts for him being that tool is just way to sharp for him to be messing with.He did however tap the trim on with the rubber mallet after letting it sit in front of the heater a few minutes.I do this to heat up the adhesive for a better bond.Here's a few pics of progress:
Posted by chief
- February 08, 2013, 00:10:11 AMNot really... she had reasonable expectations and worked hard to deal with the expenses... still the wedding is really for the bride and the bride's side picks up most of the tab. Personally, I'd rather use that money as a down payment on a house, but... (Now we know a couple of folks who have actually mortgaged their house to pay for a wedding... that was never gonna happen!)
Posted by DriftinGirl
- February 07, 2013, 20:32:22 PMQuote from: chief on February 07, 2013, 11:46:45 AMLOL..Chief,,sounds like Dad had a princess! My girls were industrious..got jobs early and paid for most of their own weddings!!! Guess I lucked out.Total for Sons' weddings... couple of thousand... total for Daughter's Wedding - I'm not going there.
5 formals she wore once... enough for another Drifter... Formal clothing for all the boys... not enough to buy tires. HAIR! - 3 boys - pocket change... 1 GIRL!!!
AND, she did as many sports/activities as the boys - except her's always seemed to cost more and take more of our time!
Nahh... the cost of the three boys doesn't come close to the cost of the girl... If we'd had TWO, I'd likely NOT have a bike... sold my harley to pay for one kid(fresh out of the military), sold my corvette for the second... had good insurance for the rest!
Posted by chief
- February 07, 2013, 11:46:45 AMTotal for Sons' weddings... couple of thousand... total for Daughter's Wedding - I'm not going there.
5 formals she wore once... enough for another Drifter... Formal clothing for all the boys... not enough to buy tires. HAIR! - 3 boys - pocket change... 1 GIRL!!!AND, she did as many sports/activities as the boys - except her's always seemed to cost more and take more of our time!
Nahh... the cost of the three boys doesn't come close to the cost of the girl... If we'd had TWO, I'd likely NOT have a bike... sold my harley to pay for one kid(fresh out of the military), sold my corvette for the second... had good insurance for the rest!
Posted by Drift1
- February 06, 2013, 05:22:50 AMDriftingirl,I certainly can relate in two catagories...my little guy plays soccer,swim,baseball,wrestling,basketball and all my Canadian friends will be happy to know just started hockey.
Now for travel,being I'm gone for military obligations a couple times a year my son has become a tour guide for Disneyland....LOL....
Posted by DriftinGirl
- February 05, 2013, 23:31:07 PMQuote from: DC on February 05, 2013, 06:54:33 AMTwo daughters, one son...son way more expensive (sports equipment and fees and travel) and the only smashed car!Yes, I understand girls can be expensive. Make-up and numerous smashed cars.
Posted by pcarrell
- February 05, 2013, 07:30:53 AMThat's barely scratching the surface!
Posted by DC
- February 05, 2013, 06:54:33 AMYes, I understand girls can be expensive. Make-up and numerous smashed cars.
Posted by Drift1
- February 04, 2013, 21:08:50 PMQuote from: chief on February 04, 2013, 13:33:39 PMCHEAP my hairy... ahh... behind... I have 4(3 boys and a girl)... they AIN'T cheap!!! Especially the female version...
LOL.....no the labor isn't cheap at all....if my calculations serve me correctly he earns more per hour then I do....but my little guy wanting to lend a hand...is certainly priceless in my eyes.
Posted by pcarrell
- February 04, 2013, 16:49:12 PMWait til she hits the teenage years!
Posted by chief
- February 04, 2013, 13:33:39 PMQuote from: DC on February 04, 2013, 07:17:27 AM. . . . and some cheap labor for scrubbing white walls.
CHEAP my hairy... ahh... behind... I have 4(3 boys and a girl)... they AIN'T cheap!!! Especially the female version...
Posted by DC
- February 04, 2013, 07:17:27 AM. . . . and some cheap labor for scrubbing white walls. Where have I gone wrong all these years?