I kinda like the frame and assorted hardware hangin' out, kinda '60s style, before design and plastic panels started making it fashionable to cover up a motorcycles' working components. (http://i8.tinypic.com/4p46ng8.jpg)
Dam, those rims are CLEAN!
Quote from: scratch on June 04, 2007, 04:59:49 PM
Dam, those rims are CLEAN!
If you don't use the brakes......you don't produce brake dust. :icon_lol:
If you don't lube the chain.......you don't throw lubricant :icon_mrgreen:
so... you have a garage queen? :laugh:
Quote from: manofthefield on June 04, 2007, 05:21:08 PM
so... you have a garage queen? :laugh:
On rainy days, or when I get home from work at 10:30 PM and I'm wound too tight to sleep, or I have a spare 30 minutes to kill and there isn't enough time to take a decent ride.........I rub on the bike, check tire pressures, or lube the chain, or check bolts for tightness, inspect the battery, etc. etc.
When you work 3-4 nights/week, 50-60 hours/week, sometimes the only bike time is "garage " time. It does lend itself to keeping it clean, however.
Wow that's a different look but it works :thumb:
Quote from: pnaberhaus on June 04, 2007, 05:33:58 PM
Quote from: manofthefield on June 04, 2007, 05:21:08 PM
so... you have a garage queen? :laugh:
On rainy days, or when I get home from work at 10:30 PM and I'm wound too tight to sleep, or I have a spare 30 minutes to kill and there isn't enough time to take a decent ride.........I rub on the bike, check tire pressures, or lube the chain, or check bolts for tightness, inspect the battery, etc. etc.
When you work 3-4 nights/week, 50-60 hours/week, sometimes the only bike time is "garage " time. It does lend itself to keeping it clean, however.
No ride to/from work time ???
That's how mine looks.. not by choice, though.. haven't had the $$ to get the subframe straightened and get the new plastics put on yet.