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PaulE 03-07-2019 07:26 AM
Come for the personalities, stay for the knowledge! :cheers: We've all made a post or two that hit someone the wrong way, but this really is a great place!

Starter986 03-07-2019 07:35 AM
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Originally Posted by p3230 (Post 590342)
Every spring when i take my car out its $500.00 at the dealer they change the oil filter do a complete check up of everything top up all fluids and very the wheel alignement. Not worth my while to do it myself i can make more money at work and if not i can go and play golf.
You 1%ers. ;)

kk2002s 03-07-2019 07:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Brian in Tucson (Post 590340)
If you think this place is nasty, you should try the motorcycle forum called Advrider. Some of those guys make a career trolling the newbies!:troll:
Brian, I joined Advrider a few months ago. The folks in my region are quick to offer riding help and assistance and invitations to ride. Though there are some with strong opinions.

I'm a rookie rider, just bought a 2012 KLR650 about 5 months ago and learning the off road thing. (practicing picking up the 450 lbs tracker)

particlewave 03-07-2019 09:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Wrexial (Post 590281)
Thanks for taking time out of your busy schedule to point out my stupidity, my lack of useful skills, and your perception of my disposable income. All very helpful!
Unwad your panties there, missy. I was referring to the people on rennlist. I made that abundantly clear. For all I know, you are elderly and just can't do the work.
They have a 987 forum and plenty of guys who are scared of ruining their pedicures, so they would definitely be able to answer your question. ;)


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