Marcarl

That'll learn ya,, well maybe,,,, it don't look real bad, but I bet you found you had some feelings anyways. Glad it wasn't me, because then it would REALLY HURT!!! Heal fast and keep it all clean and dry. Take some echinacea, it really helps in the healing process.

Ben and Carl are planning to meet at Casablanca and leaving there at 9am Thursday. Just so you know and if you want to join us. I kept this short, aren't you impressed?

Keep it simple, start with the sync. Sounds to me that would be the major if not all of your problem. You will need a proper gauge though, it can't be done by ear, I mean, it can't be done by ear, which means that listening to it won't get you very far, you'll need eyes to do it even close to right.

Hey that's pretty neat. Wrong color though, would have to go to Motorcycle Tom, he has the white one. Might just have to get rid of the tool box now.

Save your breath Puc, CTs don't fit the first gen, not enough room to clear.

As you sit on the bike, 3&4 are on the right side. Now which ones exactly are the issue, it makes a difference on the diagnosis.

You sure is putting the pressure on Bobbie, Holland eating????? that's got to be good, maybe I'll even come early.

As the Good Book says: there is a time to mourn, so have at it and don't hold back. After that, there is joy when you can remember what it was like while she was with you. Maybe take a few moments to think as to what it might have been like if she had been somebody else. Yes, then you can be very happy with what you have received from the One who knows all. He will continue to supply all your needs and even make your cup overflow. Blessings from the One above.

Crap, now I got it figured that Bob outdone me again, I'm 244,,, never knew that. Thanks Jack for the enlightenment.

I used to be gay,,,,,,, but then it was just having fun, guess now it means funny. Now they call me straight,,,,, isn't that the opposite of crooked? or bent? or twirly?

That would kind of depend on the heat of the moment, some of us would be able to manage without the machine.

Wow,, it's been a long while since we've seen those two. Hope you brought some good karma down from the north for them to enjoy. You two could be VR ambassadors for this season eh? Yeh, you probably are, without even asking. Good to see ya'all looking so good. Enjoy the time together!!!

Try this, Hummingbird may still have it, or you can download a service manual from the site here. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?131283-Owners-Manual&highlight=manual

Raggie has a good point. I do feel for you though and somewhat understand what you are dealing with. I bet it's not the money that is the culprit, just a feeling of responsibility and devotion. I don't really think it's a bad thing that the toys sit for a while during a time of busyness but you do need to look after yourself first. If you don't, you will loose both jobs and then have a real bad feeling of failure. Normally a person can work 40 to 50 hrs per week, maybe a few more if it's all at home, but more than that will start to tell in family relations, health, and personal welfare. So take a hard look at your situation and those around you, decide what you can do and then make the hard adjustments. During that time do some knee work and check things out with Him who knows all and will look after His little ones so that not a hair falls without Him knowing about it. The answer you get may not be the one you were thinking, but trust Him to lead you and all will work out better.

I think somebody thought to adjust the idle somewhat, saw a screw, turned it and adjusted the RPMs sure enough, but got the wrong one. Once on that road it's hard to turn back unless there is a carbtune nearby.

I'm still using close to the original version that Wayne gave me with my new LT. I turned off the updating thingy that wanted to shut me down every other day and disrupt my life. Haven't had an update in I bet about a year. SO far so good!

That tire would be no problem. Those few cracks don't mean a thing,,,,, in the back of a pick-up truck, but on the road,,,,,NO WAY!!!!

That's what keeps her so trim and young looking. Did you say something Bob?

Looks a lot better than the old one. I notice the side door looks usable on this one, and the front end is more aerodynamic. GM makes a good car, hopes she enjoys it, because Nissan makes a good one as well.

Well leave to the Torontoians! They were told that Aussie Annie was on her way done, but they didn't find out til later that Quickstep was also on the way. Takes time to get things ready for the extra,, soooo, slow the train and blame it on CN. Have a good night!

Let the chauffeur worry over the minor details will ya, all you have to do is make sense of what your saying.

Welcome to Ontario once again. Hope you will enjoy your stay with us. If there is anything we can be assistance for you please call us at the following number. After your stay we would greatly appreciate if you would post your good comments in this forum. One again, enjoy your stay. And oh, by the way, it doesn't surprise me about the Knights Inn, but it's usually good for 1 knight, but as you might know, once a King-always a King, Once a Prince-always a prince, but once a Knight is enough.

Well at least you have quality in eating duration. One fancy way to dissect a short rib though.

80 Front street east Toronto. Need to call ahead so Evan can help you to underground parking

Due to the fact that I do not have control over everybody and everything, and people do things without my permission, and make decisions that I was not asked for input for, and maybe another host of other complications that were beyond my scope of control................(so what else is new). This happening (M&G) has been moved to Front Street in downtown Toronto. We will be enjoying the upper class of venues, along with people of high standing. It will be an international gathering of vermits, or maybe hermits, but either way the plan is to eat well, enjoy the the company of others somewhat, come up with solutions to the world problems, roast our host (now that I'm not the host), learn how to drive slow, test our patience in traffic, park underground, ride an elevator, listen to lots of BS and even invent some if necessary (as I just did), compliment the ladies, eat til we're full and then some. I think that should keep us busy for a bit,,,,, and ,Oh, we have to translate as we go, the Aussies will be present. Date: Sunday, July 16, 2017 Time: 4pm til we go home. Place: Front Street, downtown Toronto, just west of Jarvis.