Rasbutan
meh
Oil Change at 20 paces. K's vs R's.
On my K 75, I can get the oil changed in under 30 minutes, start to finish.
Of course, thats if I'm really trying. It usually takes me 4 hours and a lot of
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Biker chicks
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On my K 75, I can get the oil changed in under 30 minutes, start to finish.
Of course, thats if I'm really trying. It usually takes me 4 hours and a lot of
testinglogin
Hogaan!
On my K 75, I can get the oil changed in under 30 minutes, start to finish.
Of course, thats if I'm really trying. It usually takes me 4 hours and a lot of
If I was really hurried, I could probably change the oil in my airhead in about 10 minutes, although I'm ont sure that would give enough time to let all of the old stuff drip out. I prefer to take my time and do it right, as well.
sheridesabeemer
I Used to Be Someone
On my K 75, I can get the oil changed in under 30 minutes, start to finish.
Of course, thats if I'm really trying. It usually takes me 4 hours and a lot of
I can do my K75 in 30 minutes...if I stop and have lunch while it's draining.
Now, if I have 2 hours I can maybe get the freaking plastic off the GT....
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RandallIsland
Guest
Full stitch, gloves, helmet, etc. endurance test: laying on asphalt in the hot sun motionless until crying ... Aunt?What is the opposite of mud-wrestling in bikinis?
iRene
Stronger, Faster, Tougher
OfficerImpersonator
Seattle-area Rounder
There are a lot of reasons why I don't identify with the 'Biker Chick' label, but in my experience it's mainly non-riders who would call me that anyway. Anyone who rides could probably tell just by looking at me that you'd sooner find me in a wet Aerostich contest than a wet t-shirt contest.
Now Boxergrrlie, you and I both know that the phrase "wet Aerostich" is a contradiction in terms, much like the phrase "miltary intelligence". You can't get wet wearing a 'Stich, unless of course you bypass the rest areas during the endurance rally...
OfficerImpersonator
Seattle-area Rounder
False advertising
The content expressed in this thread does not live up to my expectations considering the thread's promising title.
Me -
- worthy female riders who enjoy this forum
The content expressed in this thread does not live up to my expectations considering the thread's promising title.
Me -
- worthy female riders who enjoy this forum
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RandallIsland
Guest
That isn't a book next to your bike now, is it?Hah! You "R"e on!!
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Scootertrash
Guest
When I was living in New Mexico, I met a good soul who was the salesperson I bought my BMW from. After the sale, I went on a few rides she and her husband organized, cruising in the Jemez-Santa Fe Area. We use to hang out at the Mineshaft in Madrid, after the rides.
This woman is definitely an ironbutt...
http://www.poseyfoundation.blogspot.com/
This woman is definitely an ironbutt...
http://www.poseyfoundation.blogspot.com/
