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Still not completed until you ditch the XXXL front fender. :p
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:laughing One thing at at time. The front fender isn't helping the look. :rolleyes

Too many irons in the fire. Need a 320mm disc for the stock front wheel so I don't have to keep switching the caliper bracket if I want to do dirt.

Latest purchase, Kendon trailer for track days and hauling the sumo where it needs to go. My sad car port/ garage conversion is so small I can't even stand the trailer up. :rolleyes Will be shuffling the car to the street, the trailer to my outside parking spot, unload a bike and wheel it into the garage to do any mechanical work now. :( Street bike and tools occupy the front half of the garage.

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just bought a new cycling jersey
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didnt realize they snuck this on there hahaha.
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That jersey is freaking sweet. Although I bet most people will think it's real and not sarcasm. Some of those logos ........ fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuck.
 
I had to look them up. ^^^ Thought it was a PC game. Still think it would make a cool PC game.
 
Saw that $200 deal at Home Depot and finally pulled the trigger. Erected a fence today to keep the dog out of the part of the yard where he likes to dig. Maiden project saw use of 4/6 tools, all very impressive in their functionality, if maybe a little cheap feeling compared to a single Makita of the same price of this set. Overall happy to have it.
 

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That's a good tool set works just as good as the more expensive sets and they have a good battery life

CABilly said:
Saw that $200 deal at Home Depot and finally pulled the trigger. Erected a fence today to keep the dog out of the part of the yard where he likes to dig. Maiden project saw use of 4/6 tools, all very impressive in their functionality, if maybe a little cheap feeling compared to a single Makita of the same price of this set. Overall happy to have it.
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After speaking with SFMCJohn and reading about folks out overnight without any water during the sheetiron I decided to buy a rotopak specifically for water. It arrived today. :banana
 
Bought four of these yesterday, iridium is suppose to help run a little cooler?, maybe a general improvement?, we'll see.
 

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My daughter said I am now an Apple Unicorn*. The touch pad on my 2012 rMBP screwed up. Called and Apple had an appointment the after noon I called. Took it to the Apple Store and they said $350 to change the touch pad. They also said my battery was used up. Good news is if the battery is totally used up you get 1/2 off the battery change and the keyboard and touch pad get changed with the battery. So only $200 for a new battery and touch pad. 3 to 5 day to have work done. Not to bad. BUT the part is “disrupted” ? Or in English back ordered. Should be available mid September!!! But I could us my Mac until it comes in, might have to use a mouse. The person helping said let me check something, and left us for 20 minutes. Came back and said because of the long delay he could give me a new (not refurbished) Mac for the $200. Same size HD except double the RAM, more ports and faster processor. Did I say 5 years newer and new warranty. Happy Happy

*This just happens to a few people and they tell everyone. No guarantee anyone else will get this deal.
 

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