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01-26-2013, 02:27 PM
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Kick'n it old-school
Joined: Dec 2010
Location: The 719, Yo.
Oddometer: 761
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Drywall Lift / Hoist - $175 (Downtown C/S)
Drywall Lift / Hoist - $175 (Downtown C/S) - $150 for inmates
Manufacturer description: This is a professional contractor-grade hoist to make that home-improvement or renovation project a little less painful! You'll be able to get your work done quicker, easier, and in less time while being able to produce high-quality work! The lifts' cradle lowers to 34 inches from the floor for easy panel loading and can support up to 150 pounds. The lift can handle a 4' x 16' sheet easily! This creates greater balance, better control, more stability and less fatigue. This commercial grae drywall lift is perfect for commercial application just like rental business besides home use! Features: Standard 11' telescopic hoist also included with extension One person can operate alone safely Easy Disassembly For Storage 11' maximum reach for horizontal ceilings Securely Lifts Up To 150 lbs Safely Could lower to 34" off the floor for easy panel loading 75 degree tilting action for conveniently installation Fast single-stage winch wheel with handle and brake Strong cable to provide a powerful pulling force Durable welded steel construction with powder coating
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01-26-2013, 07:05 PM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2011
Location: California, sometimes the coast, sometimes Tahoe
Oddometer: 325
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Here’s the deal guys: I’ve got some worsening health problems that have forced me to the conclusion that I need to sell my Yamaha, and the trailer that I’ve used to haul it and other motorcycles. The health issues are not life threatening, but they do mean that it’s really not a good idea for me to ride on two wheels anymore. Among a bunch of symptoms, I’m slowly losing my balance, and as of yet I haven’t seen a doctor, neurologist, neurosurgeon, or physical therapist who has any idea what’s going on.
1978 Yamaha XS650, asking $2250 obo: odometer shows approx 25,500 miles (unsure if accurate or not, but that’s about what’s on the title too). Clear CO title in my name and in hand, and currently registered. You will be getting a great-running bike that will attract attention wherever you go. It’s not perfect, but pretty darn good. Previous owner converted it to look like a Triumph Scrambler, complete with black ceramic-coated high-mounted side pipes from Gordon Scott. Engine was rebuilt by previous owner, carbs rebuilt, frame, wheels, and a bunch of other stuff powdercoated black; wheels were powdercoated by the previous owner, then spoked, trued, and balanced by Woody’s in Denver; tank, fenders, & carb covers painted British Racing Green (some scratches & chips…it’s a good 10-footer in terms of appearance, but was a garage paint job by the PO). Brand new seat. Avon Distanzia tires front & rear; front is nearly new; rear looks to be better than 50% tread remaining. Has a PAMCO Ultimate electronic ignition installed (no points to fiddle with), a permanent magnet alternator installed (charges the battery far better than stock, but should have the TDC timing mark re-done, a very simple task), a new battery (purchased in December 2012), CBR600 front brake with near-new pads and disc, 5th gear has been replaced with an overdrive gear (better for the highway), a small oil cooler (requires the use of a different oil filter readily available at MikesXS.com); and the carbs are jetted for the altitude, the exhaust, and for the pod air filters. Comes with enough oil and filters for several thousand miles. Starter is installed but not connected; bike starts on 1st or 2nd kick. Bike is currently at Front Range Cycle shop in Colorado Springs getting a brand new wiring harness installed (complete, bike runs great now), along with new fork seals & oil, new clutch & shifter shaft seals installed, and new switchgear (complete). I bought this as a running project bike...as soon as it’s back from Front Range Cycle (should be this coming week) it will be available. I don’t want to sell, but again…two wheels just aren’t a good idea for me anymore. Sale will not be completed until the bike is back from the shop and you’ve had the opportunity to see it in person. But if multiple people are interested in it, I’ll go in order of the responses I get. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() EDIT: Trailer is sold Miscellaneous ratchet and tie-down straps, free with purchase of any of the above items until there are none left. An entire milk-crate full of them. Or you could look at this as a score on a prime piece of KLR luggage pre-loaded with tie-down straps. Some are brand new in the package, and there’s a mix of straps designed for securing a car to a trailer or a motorcycle to a trailer. The used ones are in serviceable condition. I’ve used the motorcycle straps and some of the car straps. No pics of those…I think we’ve all seen tie-down straps, and heck…they’re a gift with purchase. All sales are final, I offer no warranties expressed or implied on any of these items, and any/all of these items are to be used at your own risk, for which I bear no responsibility. PM me with your contact info, and we’ll set up a time for you to look. I’m in Fountain, at the south end of Colorado Springs. I’ll probably be adding a couple more things in the next couple days that I need to get pics of…I know I've got two brand new Pit Bull paddock stands (I'm asking $50) that I need to get out of the garage...just need to get pics and get them posted.
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01-26-2013, 09:42 PM
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Tuner chic
Joined: Feb 2006
Location: Boulder
Oddometer: 1,722
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Soldier guy,
Did we meet at an elephant ride? Sorry to read about your health issues, hope they you figure it out! I'd like to be second in line for the trailer if the first person backs out.
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01-26-2013, 11:00 PM
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r-u-n-n-o-f-t
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: Parker, CO
Oddometer: 12,198
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soldierguy, sorry to hear about that.... any reason to have to stop riding sucks.
Does that mean the Stelvio goes too? You haven't had either of those long enough to really enjoy them much. I'm a huge XS650 fan, someone will get a cool example.
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01-27-2013, 05:30 AM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2011
Location: California, sometimes the coast, sometimes Tahoe
Oddometer: 325
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I'm about to do a move, and once I get settled I'll be looking hard at a Ural. I rode one recently and loved it. If I shouldn't do 2 wheels, then I think 3 will work well. Cheers! |
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01-27-2013, 08:31 AM
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On dry land 4 now.....
Joined: May 2007
Location: Santa Fe NM
Oddometer: 3,277
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FS North Face VE 25 Tent
SOLD
OK before this goes on the Flea Market or Craig's List, up for sale is my North Face VE 25 tent. If you know tents you know this is one of the best 4 season tents made. This is my second VE, my first lasted over 20 years and finally fell apart after 100s of trips. It is complete with the footprint and rainfly and poles. It is in excellent condition. It could use a cleaning and you will need to supply your own stakes, however it is a free standing tent and you only need stakes for the vestibule on the fly if you put it on. It has two large entry doors (front and back) and the fly has two vestibules, but the back is smaller than the front. A queen size air mattress will just fit inside. I am only selling this because I bought a travel trailer and my camping trips are going in a different direction. Search the web for reviews and other pictures. This tent is about 2-3 years old but it looks perfect. No tears or broken zippers. This will probably be the last tent you ever buy. For what it weighs and specs you can go to the North Face web site. http://www.thenorthface.com/catalog/...r/ve-25_2.html Amazon has it for $ 529.00 I would like to get $ 325.00 with shipping to any one in the Rockies forum and that includes the footprint. PayPal works for me. If you are out of the Rockies forum area, let me know your zip and I will add a bit more for shipping. You can also pick it up in Santa Fe for $ 300.00 I lost the tent stuff sack a while back so it comes with a waterproof stuff bag that I use for it, bonus! ![]() Not a great picture but search the web and you can find lots more. Some one is going to get a GREAT tent!
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Arggh ya scurvy dogs, thars piratin to be done! 1989 R100GS /Ural hack, 1999 DR350, 2001 R1150GS, 2002 Gas Gas 280 TXT, 2006 KTM 450 EXC Travel Trailer...2000 Aljo 24.9LT with a Yamaha 2400isHC Genset for when Im roughing it...... Work to live, don't live to work.... CaptRick screwed with this post 01-30-2013 at 03:12 PM |
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01-27-2013, 08:18 PM
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Tap into America
Joined: Apr 2009
Location: Loveland Colorado
Oddometer: 304
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RK TakasagoRX-Ring chain 520XSO 104 links
RK TakasagoRX-Ring chain 520XSO 104 links.
New in box, got it with a load of bikes and parts I picked up. $40 - usually retail over $75.
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01-28-2013, 08:18 PM
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r-u-n-n-o-f-t
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: Parker, CO
Oddometer: 12,198
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Firstgear Rainier $285 for locals, add $15 if I ship it to you
Firstgear's top line jacket, lists for $499.95. I've had the first generation Kilimanjaro, Kilimanjaro Air....currently have a Kathmandu in XL and I bought the Rainier in XXL to give room for layers and heated gear. Turns out the Rainier XXL is exactly the same size as my Kathmandu XL, so I have two very similar jackets in the same size. They're both extremely good jackets, but I prefer the Kathmandu as I've traveled with it extensively and it's thinner liner leaves a bit more room. I haven't had this jacket very long, it's been on a couple of local rides, done commute duty for a few weeks - that's about it. In excellent, like new condition. The Rainier zip-in liner can be worn as a separate coat, and is thick and warm - the complete jacket system is so warm you don't need heated gear unless it's pretty cold and you've got a way to go. All waterproof zips, good venting, great pockets - and a hood in the soft comfy collar.
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'12 VFR 1200 . '13 TR650 Terra . IBA #11735 . 1968-present |
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01-28-2013, 08:30 PM
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Sarcasm free11/11/10
Joined: Jul 2008
Location: Loveland, Colo
Oddometer: 7,429
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Patagonia, North Face, GoLite stuff
Posting some stuff for my son..
First up, a Patagonia 850 Fill Down Sweater Vest. Men's Large Perfect condition. Retails at $150, asking $75 (local pickup or delivery) VEST IS SOLD Next, GoLite softshell Men's Large. Green (though not as bright as depicted in these photos) Retailed at $100, asking $40 local ![]() ![]() ![]() Next, a North Face Off Chute 22 backcountry pack. White, good condition. Retail was $150, asking $70, although I might buy it from him, so I have first right of refusal bitchezzz. ![]() ![]() ![]() Factory photo ![]() I travel all up and down the front range for work, and even get to the Western Slope sometimes (this week in fact), so let me know if I can help with delivery.
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Best dualsport mirrors I've ever owned 2001 BMW F650 GS Dakar (Stolen!) 2004 DRZE TheDudeAbides screwed with this post 01-30-2013 at 06:36 PM |
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01-29-2013, 06:31 AM
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the darkness
Joined: Aug 2007
Location: Englewood, CO
Oddometer: 3,588
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01-29-2013, 10:48 AM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Apr 2008
Location: Colorado Springs
Oddometer: 261
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--------------- 2006 Yamaha WR450F 2008 Suzuki DL650 V-Strom 1973 Moto Guzzi 850 El Dorado 2005 Honda CRF230F (wife's bike) RockyMtnScotsman screwed with this post 02-04-2013 at 12:32 PM |
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01-29-2013, 04:19 PM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Sep 2011
Location: lakewood, co
Oddometer: 143
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01-29-2013, 05:19 PM
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Sleep, Wrench, Ride
Joined: Aug 2008
Location: Woodland Park, CO
Oddometer: 4,449
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I'm a big fan of that style and of the XS. I really wish I had the money to buy it from you. How much longer will you be in town, Dan?
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Bikes: DR350 | GR650 Street Tracker | NX650 Turbo | Catamount Cycles Events: 2013 Monkey-Butt 500 | BreckTrek 2013 |
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01-29-2013, 06:17 PM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2011
Location: California, sometimes the coast, sometimes Tahoe
Oddometer: 325
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Thanks Olas! It was a pleasure dealing with you too. Hope the trailer works out well for you.
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01-29-2013, 06:25 PM
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Gnarly Adventurer
Joined: Jan 2011
Location: California, sometimes the coast, sometimes Tahoe
Oddometer: 325
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I've got a couple more weeks in town, then I'm heading out to California for an indefinite time period. Going to do some job hunting using a little place in the mountains as a base, and do some traveling. I'm starting to work up plans to go spend a month-ish in Australia visiting some friends there...definitely visiting Sydney & Melbourne and some smaller towns in eastern Australia.
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