I had to take the rad in and they told me it needed a recrimp along the seam. I though, great! no parts, cant take that long to do, prolly it'll be cheap. 80bux. bastards. it even came home short a mounting bushing. I guess that was my fault for leaving it on there. I hadta run to the garage at the end of the block 'cause i felt they owed me something buy now to try and get another one b/c i couldn't even start the install without the stoopid fukkin bushing. turned one up in a pile of shit on the ground in the back. lukky fukkin day! it's out of a cavalier, but a little farmer fix and it became close enough to the same size I could start. managed to "git'er done" b4 the mrs. came home. plus, a couple bulbs replaced and my Maxim on the street and ready to go. swish! nothin but net. I know a post is always better with picks, but really they would have just been boring. a rad, two cooling fans, and a big piece of plasic shit. completely unremarkable. in fact the only remarkable thing was that i managed to pirate the thing to tortuga. all by me onesies.
Set the controls forwarder on my bike (they're a little adjustable for leg length). I put them all the way forward b/c it just seemed to be the right thing to do. After way to much dikkin around with it i finally got it all adjusted and set up so nothing was binding. Seemed odd though. As i rolled it onto the street today I realised why. In order to fit and function in the position I have it set I flipped some linkage stuff upside down. Now its one up and four down, like the old man's 16-h! Harararararar!
actually the 16-h might be one up and three down.
ReplyDeleteNice. I'm impressed with both the ease of which you describe and the speed. 8 points on the hellyeah-o-meter. you lost two points for flippin yer shifter upside down, but I'll give ya an extra boner point for finding a quick solution to the missing bushing. A 9 all-up. Pic only slow you down anyway.
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