Met em all, them is some good folks!!
How is everyone doing?
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You got to watch that Pablo guy though, he likes to stir the pot. 
He was probably checking the manufacture dates of your tires…You got to watch that Pablo guy though, he likes to stir the pot.
Okay, I'm going with it. One of my favorite posters is two vultures sitting in a tree. One says "to hell with patience, I'm killing something".
Shark fishing in Florida, hope we get something. Fish to around 1 am.
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It was fantastic to meet you guys in person!!!
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He's shifty!!!You got to watch that Pablo guy though, he likes to stir the pot.
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And I was measuring shackle angles for you @RUSH55 !!!
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Looks like a pretty good day!!!
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Doing alright here.
Busy as heck trying to pack things up for the move.
I "helped" the boy change oil on his new (to him) ride yesterday. It is always good getting some time with him.
Busy as heck trying to pack things up for the move.
I "helped" the boy change oil on his new (to him) ride yesterday. It is always good getting some time with him.
You sir are a scholar, a gentleman, and a damn fine judge of shackle angles!
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Anyone have a spare $150,000.00 ? I get the feeling this is going to be somewhere close. These were a passion of mine back in the 1990’s. Back then a nice running but complete bike sold for $18-$20k.
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Let me Google that for you:Where were Indian bikes built
Indian Motorcycles were originally manufactured in Springfield, Massachusetts, starting in 1901. The company, initially named Hendee Manufacturing Company, later became Indian Motocycle Company. Production continued in Springfield until 1953.
I had driven by the site of the old factory while we had friends that lived in Springfield and East Longmeadow… it is now called…the “Indian Apartments.”