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'81 yamaha 250
Started this discussion. Last reply by rudedogrick Feb 20. 6 Replies 0 Likes
I need electrical parts, ignition, tail lights I'm in NW iowa. who should I go to?Continue
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- curious inventive daring mouthy and living to the fullest i can, knees in the breeze face in the sunshine..whooooweee!!
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last update on Alice
Posted on February 1, 2012 at 2:51pm 0 Comments 1 Like
she is finally out the trunk, stored & covered. Now to wait for warm weather and fix her. Hope to meet you in the wind!
Homemade Hardware pt.3
Posted on January 30, 2012 at 5:48pm 5 Comments 2 Likes
HOT DAMN! I made it back to IA ! Believe me when I tell you I was concerned too. Improvise, adapt and overcome! After I figured out how to cram all my crap in the car and open trunk, my next stop was to find someone to look at the tie downs to make sure they looked ok. A nice fella at Tractor Suppy, a fellow rider, said they looked good. So, off I go. All the while checking the rear view and looking for cops. When I get to Homer NE it's time to check the straps. They had loosened a bit and…
Continue homemade hardware pt. 2
Posted on January 29, 2012 at 3:30pm 27 Comments 10 Likes
hi, It's me again. the hardware didn't work, wouldn't work, I tried to tell them this. maybe one day if I grow a set and get all hairy I can be listened to. Now I'm not saying the arrangement I have now will get me 400 miles. you see when we got the front wheel into the trunk we had to turn the wheel, this would not have been the case if the bumper had been cut down as per my direction. So, she is now suspended and my bumber is holding the tension off the forks and triple tree.…
Continue homemade hardware
Posted on January 29, 2012 at 8:45am 1 Comment 0 Likes
my idea was to take the trunk lid off and start cutting the trunk up. My bike was going to get home no matter what I had to do to get her there. So my concerned friends came up with a better solution. Angle iron and big bolts. I will take the front tire off and run this rod thru the forks in its place then mount the bike on the hardware which is bolted to the space where my licence plate was. It's too early on sunday morning for my help to arrive so I will let you know later how the new idea…
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- At 1:24am on April 28, 2012,
Edgewalker54 said… - just checkin in with ya and the Bandicoot... oh sorry, I'm sure you have a much better name...
Ennywho, was just checking in to see how the progress goes?
So, lemme know if anything I said helped, K?
- At 8:40pm on March 3, 2012,
Pat Savage said… Hey Katryder! Just cruisin through to send some savage love & to wish you a great weekend! xo
- At 7:01am on February 25, 2012,
madv8bike said… ya dont stop riding bikes cause ya gettin old
Ya GET OLD cause ya stopped riding bikes
mad ron
- At 8:13pm on February 23, 2012, madv8bike said…
yes i love a lady in my workshop , sound a bit like you think outside the square , thats what i do ,
mad
- At 12:28am on February 18, 2012,
Bikecat47 said… one gutsy way to bring home your baby treat her right and keep on riding rubber side down
- At 11:55pm on February 17, 2012,
Crazy Elk said… Once upon a time i had a '78 Yamaha 360 enduro. It was a great bike and I was 16 years old and took it to the limits but everytime i'd kick it over the kick start would snap back and take chunks outta the back of my calf. Real high compression in those little Yamaha's if your kicking it over.
- At 3:40pm on February 17, 2012,
01heritage said…
Hey, you are for sure the more adventurous one between you and me. I enjoyed looking at your pictures and wish you the best in all you do. :-)
- At 12:40am on February 17, 2012,
Sher said… Thanks, I love it. Ur 1 brave woman to have done something like that. I nevr wud have had the balls! LOL!
- At 10:26pm on February 16, 2012, Crazy Elk said…
Howdy Katrydser, i'd love to see that trunk scooter when its rebuilt. Thanks for the request, now your locked into the wild world of Crazy Elk......Welcome!!!
- At 5:49pm on February 16, 2012,
slick said… With your will and determination, grit and ingenuity you will be back in the wind soon. I hope you have made many new friends in your new location. ( some with mechanical ability ) Get yours fixed and ride the heck out of it. Soon a deal will come by that makes your cheeks sore from smiling 24/7. Best of luck and thanks for the friend invite.
Russ
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