mrwhitebikes
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Im not an expert but it sounds like the calipers are binding, mabey you pushed them too far in when you put on the new pads, ? hope it helps. Mike
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I only have one but have given out a dozen or so, Thats one thing i don't mind giving! Ride safe
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I love mine!! they are made in the shape of the hard bag in a thin durable material so they don't take extra space, but you can't stuff them, when packing try to keep the bag in the shape you need it to fit. If you have the CD player you will need to pack the bag about 3/4 full so it will fit around it. I got mine off e-bay (the 3 bag set)and the price was resonable. Yes i love them Mike -
I'm relaxed now, Nice video!
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Your son did a great job, i think you scratched the rite side cover at 1:57 lol:think: Use the back side of your left hand under the camera with your finger tips touching your rite wrist, this will make the camera much more stable, You can never go wrong with father son activities,
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Well Done my friend!
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Clean video,
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Thats not funny!! Ill get you back:smash2:
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He's not very good at his job, or ridding a bike, BUT HE'S GOOD AT CRASHING:rotfl:
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Sherry,#4 is a joke.. My Shari never tells me go ahead.. She knows I'll do it.. Rite on brother!!
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Thats a cute tricycle motor, God Bless
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nice jack, yall can say what ever you want to about sleepys garage, ill bet he knows where everything is!! rite sleepy?
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billf739............Use a brass bristled brush to get all of the rust off....then scrub the area clean with a wet SOS pad.....rinse well...when the area is good and dry spray the rust area down with Clearcoat. Get at least 3 good coats of Clearcoat on the rust-infected area. well said bill, This is the only way to fight rust when you live on the coast, mike
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your thinking with your dip stick jimmy,