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What bike should Santa buy and why?
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gregfeeler
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akbeemer
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akbeemer
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tangoalpha
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And maybe a chase vehicle with parts and a mechanic.
Exactly! Sooo....maybe just skip the Ural altogether. [emoji23]
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gregfeeler
Dances With Sheep
Well that was mean......
A good friend of mine has been riding Urals for many years. But, he also lives very close to the importer north of Seattle and they have had to do all kinds of free work for him, including transmission and engine swaps, clutches, and so on. Kind of sobering when you see the list of what all had to be done to get to 100,000 miles.
The saving grace being that most repairs can be done with a big hammer, an anvil and a large standard screwdriver. Maybe add a prybar for the big jobs.
akbeemer
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The saving grace being that most repairs can be done with a big hammer, an anvil and a large standard screwdriver. Maybe add a prybar for the big jobs.
A plasma cutter helps too.
And no GS-911 with the latest dongle, wi-fi and windoze 10 enabled laptop.The saving grace being that most repairs can be done with a big hammer, an anvil and a large standard screwdriver. Maybe add a prybar for the big jobs.
OM
gregfeeler
Dances With Sheep
All good things to have. However, since my buddy rides about 100 miles a day the Ural importer has given him their electric bike prototype to test extensively. He says it's really nice and has about a 95 mile range. Just short of giving him a round trip commute on a single charge.
gregfeeler
Dances With Sheep
And no GS-911 with the latest dongle, wi-fi and windoze 10 enabled laptop.
OM
Amen.
rangerreece
RangerReece
Preferably one with a flux capacitor and large red soft panniers.
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