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Latelifecrisis

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  1. yep he does hand me tools when I am working on the bike and he is iddle since he is waiting for his parts to arrive or me to clear out of his painting corner. ( no I do not paint,just took over the corner). I have bought him enough hobbies to keep hi busy for the next 25 years, which keeps him nicely out of my hair and I am able to muck around and swear in peace.
  2. You only rolled your eyes? wow you are used to this, I am used to gettting a " you are a total moron " look I know it's not a nutsplitter, no idea what you really call it it's just one of those plier things the kind you can really clamp down hard and it stays in place. ( not his favourite tool to bring me ...lol ) and yes you do have the crashbars right I wanted to make mine look nice and shiny again, but can't find them so I guess have to have new ones made.
  3. imagine the look you get when you say " babe can you get me a nutcrusher?" and do you know what that is? what do you think I mean at the bike wreckers and ask for bumperbars?
  4. Latelifecrisis posted a post in a topic in The Bar
    Hi, having read what some want in a newbie threat I will do my best to post that in here. inches = don't have any location = atm mostly in the garage or the bike wreckers searching for bits and pieces rides = yep have a few of them only 2 run atm the rest are either on the way out the door (the smallest scooter I own Eaglewing 150 trying to find a new home for it) or waiting to be worked on. I just bought a xj 750 that needs a tiny bit of work and as a bonus it came with a second 750 ( this turned out to be a 900 ) for spare parts. Both of those have matching numbers and I will eventually put the 900 on the road too. And somewhere in this whole mess I have a FJ 1100 that is getting a complete resto and I am just waiting on parts to arrive from the UK. The biggest challenge is that blokes do not understand female part descriptions, but I am determined to overcome this hurdle. Cheers