Recent content by Ingie

I use Downy Un Stopables, just make little pouches out of cheese cloth. works Great and smells a lot better then moth balls!

He's lucky he didn't get shot! They're both idiots!

Hi Guys1 I live in Armstrong (close to Nakusp) but won't be going as I don't know if I'll be able to ride by then as I've been waiting for surgery on shoulder since September. still haven't been given a date but been told any day now.

Don't judge it until you try it for yourself! If it doesn't feel right you can change it to firmer or softer depending on requirements at the time. I love having that adjustability. I'm sure it will be able to handle whatever you do with it. I'm 220 lbs and with the wife on the back, side cases...

+3 for yes Definitely most other manufactures charge a lot more for electronic adjust-ability.

Single malt Scotch! I'm not allowed to drink Tequila in public anymore, so it has to be Scotch.

WOW! Glad Toyo is paying for those tires! Very Cool video! Thanks John!

I looked all over this forum for an answer to this question, T.W.O. shows Schell rottela full synthetic T6 15/40 w oil in his video I can't find it around my area ( Armstrong, Vernon B.C.) They have 5/40 bin the T6 or they have the T5 blend (not full synthetic)15/40 ok to use? or should I bite...

Congratulations to all and very cool bassinette!

Yes Mice and squirrels, and chipmunks quite the nuisances. Used to have an affen pinscher, he took care of all of that. They are a one person dog though, really smart and full of energy. Hope your bike runs better when you get it back!

Make sure you get the rough service bulbs, they last a lot longer for a few dollars more. When I changed mine the shop only had one in stock. The other bulb (low beam) blew a week later! Yes you should change them together, saves a lot of hassle.

Converted a fire pit from natural gas to propane. the gas man just drilled out the jet, less then a 1/16" bigger as he didn't have the bigger size jet. They usually have them though so just go see a plumbing and heating shop. They probably have it in stock and they can't be too costly.

You get what you pay for! I bought a cheap battery for my truck, a year later I bought a better battery so I won't have to replace it again for at least five years of warranty.

Not sure if this applies to a wing, but when you retorked the front axle, did you tighten the shaft then the pinch bolts or tighten the pinch bolt first? That could throw it off when turning one way and not the other way.

I heard one of you made quite a few videos of your whole trip but I can only find this one above. are there some links you can send me? Mark