People are free to ask whatever they want for something they have..... But by any standard I have seen, the price listed for this bike is way out...
Have had broken ribs without the puncture, and that was no fun at all. Take time to heal, your bike will be waiting for the first ride after recovery!
Have been away too long.... Had to come back and get a dose of AM's great riding adventure reports! :Amen:
Sorry, I have been away all summer, not been doing ANY riding, and not contributed to this forum for months. But I just ran across this CL ad...
So Spectacular! Makes me wistful. To be working so much that the Y2K just sits in the warehouse, waiting, is a bummer.
There, I fixed it for you. :Yo:
For sure with a manual transmission car, I do park it in gear. Either first or reverse, depending. Parking brake always applied, even on level...
Always a fan of the color schemes from those years.....
Oh, and GREAT photos, thanks so much for posting!
Halibut. (a Fave!) In Alaska. Fresh? Yesssss!
Have a GREAT Time!
Something I have amazingly never thought about. Pretty sure that I have always parked in Neutral. If there was any possibility that the bike...
Yeeha! Better late than never.... Only took me a year to fork over the few $.
Too bad you are so far away from this one: https://boston.craigslist.org/sob/mcy/6191691754.html Of course I have a thing for the Y2K bikes. But...
Parts is parts. Until they are put together..... Welcome. Lovely city you live in. Was there last year.
Blues. None better.
Quickshifter: Yea, there's the ticket! They work by momentarily cutting engine power while the gearchange is made. Causes a nearly zero torque...
Old time information pickup from hands-on. First saw the inside of a bike transmission 45 years ago, and the inside of a car 4-speed a couple of...
Apples/oranges. The crunch happens in a bike because of the wet clutch, where even disengaged, there is still measurable torque being transferred...
Really nice looking bike. Well done all around, and happy riding!
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