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Rocket

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  1. Wouldn't be surprised at all........... Is there going to be a repeat of that, this year??? If so, we will need some ice cubes....
  2. OR Costco, almost every week......... Same general area, but a different location.
  3. Not hard to find, but some of the stealers were charging gold plated prices for them. I remember reading of another Alberta member, locally being quoted over $175. each, just after I replaced all of mine at $53. each through Flatout.
  4. Some are cheap too, as your other half will work for ice cream............ I think his standard rate, is a Banana Split.
  5. It was started by another member.......... $5. site donation, for each time you dropped your scoot.
  6. Maybe a helpful tat, if he is game for it. Bood type or Medic Alert info.
  7. Yup, glad it's not worse. Take it easy for a while, both of you........ on finding the scoots storage location quickly.
  8. Also, when Buddyrich said the "D" word in the ventures west thread, that was just as bad, as the S word. IMO
  9. The Cdn copy was mailed today, to Sunman.
  10. Probably sleeping off a couple (or more) of cases of Kokanee Beer "Kokanee advertisements are quite frequently shown on Canadian television stations, the ads centre around the beer's official mascot, Mel the Sasquatch. The ad campaign follows the storyline of the "Kokanee Ranger" and his unsuccessful attempts to hunt and catch the Sasquatch who is stealing the Kokanee beer; these commercials parody the real life Sasquatch hunter René Dahinden, who appeared in the first Kokanee commercial of its kind. A few years ago, the Ranger recruited three Glacier Girls to join the search to catch the elusive Sasquatch."
  11. I thought they were modeled from Squidley & Reiny & I've seen those two. :rotf:
  12. There is no reserve on an 83, it is a on / off valve only, unless a valve from a later year has been installed.
  13. I have been on the phone with the Warden tonight (thought it was Dan online) & she is getting a chuckle out of the comments / teasing. I heard her chuckling on the phone, as we discussed the some of my comments. But her concerns with his leg & the clots is real, which is very understandable.
  14. He even provides the ammo.......
  15. She needs a Nimbus 2000 at least, to keep up with the 1st gens, for a 2nd gen, any old broom will do. :rotf:
  16. :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
  17. I think her last one that broke, probably had to be surgically removed.........:rotf:
  18. No idea, but maybe Don's son is now doing the lawn & is keeping eveything out of the pond.
  19. Guys, looks like you missed this part, now in Bolt text........
  20. I wonder if it will fire when in gear. Maybe try starting when in gear, with the clutch lever pulled & sidestand up. As it could possibly be your neutral switch acting up. Better dig out the multimeter too, to check out other parts of the starter interlock system, as well. You will need a manual for the various tests, to perform.
  21. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=493
  22. Yup, but he also gets it, when he is not in trouble. It is the same for many others here. Like Freebird & lawn maint equipment, ending up in the pond, as an example. But on a more serious note.... None of us, wants to read or hear of another, being in an accident. There has been a few of us, that have been in some serious ones. I killed a Mule deer (missed the first one) @ 60 Mph with my 83, about a month after Yammers accident. It took about a year to get full movement with my right shoulder again.
  23. I have to agree, with this..... You'll need it.
  24. He had recently posted, that all the SS Braided line kits are on sale too.........
  25. Try riding about about 1,000 KM (625 Miles) per day, for a few days. Not bad on a 1st gen.
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