What Did Your Evil Twin Do Today?!?

Discussion in 'Parallel Universe' started by Motorfiets, Nov 14, 2012.

  1. Loutre

    Loutre Cosmopolitan Adv

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    So what did I do... I tightend the chain, cleaned it and lubed it. After my 600km ride yesterday I saw that my bar risers weren't straight so I solved that problem too. Oh and I mounted that TT guard for the break flued.
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  2. runnin4melife

    runnin4melife Been here awhile

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    Today, I ordered a couple more yards of CF, finished the vacuum chamber, finished setting up my wheel balancer/truing stand (garage gansta style), cut out some CF pieces for the mudguard I will make tomorrow night, sanded down my first mudguard, caught a mouse in a bottle, then let him go, wrapped some presents, and now I am back outside to make a home made spoke wrench.
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  3. ebrabaek

    ebrabaek Long timer

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    Waitaminute...... I thought you were gonna ease up on the CF stuff, and learn some med. stuff.....:D:D
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  4. runnin4melife

    runnin4melife Been here awhile

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    Done with medicine till January!:evil
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  5. arjones

    arjones Roads and Waves

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  6. Motorfiets

    Motorfiets Long timer

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    lost the most random thing!!

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  7. 3Rrr

    3Rrr Read Ride Reflect recycle

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    Fitting for your "Anything's Possible" decal.
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  8. Casejeep

    Casejeep Been here awhile

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    Today i finished the instal on my TT Tank fuel pump and fuel lines. I also prepped the tank for primer (will do this in an hour).
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  9. Motorfiets

    Motorfiets Long timer

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    :rofl yup

    still have no idea how I lost the damn thing... probably due to some of this...
    :loaded :scratch :patch :freaky
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  10. Loutre

    Loutre Cosmopolitan Adv

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    You are my hero mate :clap :lol3
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  11. Ceri JC

    Ceri JC UK GSer

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    Last week, fed up of my car's poor carrying capacity and cleaning pine needles/sap off the upholstery, I decided to carry my Christmas tree on the back of my GS. Lashing it down across the top of my vario panniers in the expanded position, using a pair of rocks straps, it was fine. I have video.
    :1drink
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  12. Casejeep

    Casejeep Been here awhile

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    I painted my new to me TT Tank.

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  13. Angryrican

    Angryrican Beer lover

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    Installed and Akropovic Muffler and Xchallenge cartridges with Ohlins 55g springs and 7.5 weight oil at the Ohlins recommended 60mm air gap, crazy windy today (30-40mph gusts) so no chance I'm riding it but the initial around the block a few times ride looks promising, much less dive then the Hyperpro springs it was replacing. can't wait until Monday to hit my usual trails to see how it handles:clap
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  14. MCMXCIVRS

    MCMXCIVRS Long timer

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    Got my new custom bar risers finished to go with my new steering damper.
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  15. Loutre

    Loutre Cosmopolitan Adv

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    Installed my TT front brake protection thingy, changed my tires for TR91 and changed my front brake pads. Then took it to a 1300kms ride to surprise my mother for Xmas. I love that bike :lol3
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  16. 4TooMany

    4TooMany Been here awhile

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    Installed my Xmas gift. Pivot Pegz MKIII. Now I think a longer shifter is in order.

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  17. biodieselandon

    biodieselandon Been here awhile

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    Can I get feedback on those pegs? I am highly considering them... :ear
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  18. 4TooMany

    4TooMany Been here awhile

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    Since we got 7 inches of snow (and salt) right after I put them on, I haven't ridden with them yet. :( But they're already a huge improvement just sitting on the bike. The rear brake pedal was way too low, but now it's perfect.

    However, I made the comment about getting a longer shifter because it's now a bit harder to get my foot under the shifter because they're so wide. The fact that they pivot is a huge help, but I still think a longer shifter is in my future.
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  19. Avner

    Avner Not noob anymore

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    Near Winchester, VA and Berkeley Springs WV.

    Temperatures were between 42 to 32f, and I'm glad I had my heated gear with me. The roads were fine - I had to take it slow on the secondary roads and the gravel where it was partially covered with ice. It did get dicey in a few spots, but to my surprise I never went down - something I manage to do at least once or twice when I go off road...


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  20. Angryrican

    Angryrican Beer lover

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    very cool! jealous but in a good way!:deal
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