This rack clan. If they even think you may be faster than them they WILL take you out!!!
You are just figuring this out now?
When in Pat, Jr. getting a job?
This rack clan. If they even think you may be faster than them they WILL take you out!!!
You are just figuring this out now?
When in Pat, Jr. getting a job?
Somebody made mention of that when expecting the dirt that needed to be buffed out...Ya really glad I had that skid plate. just found out that now I need throttle cables as well. I'll post all the pictures when I get them uploaded.
25 cents? Come on give me a break, more like 10 cents.You could be cutting fire wood on the ranch for next years meet!!! 25 cents a log
25 cents? Come on give me a break, more like 10 cents.
So yama, Rack was telling me that he's buying the parts and you get to fix it yourself. Holler if you need help.
Well that sucks, however you have to learn sometime. Better now then later, dad's still paying for the screw-ups, so when you end up having to pay for it yourself, you'll know what you're doing.I tried that approach, and had to buy a carb for what the rookie broke. Those duties have been re-evaluated.
Well that sucks, however you have to learn sometime. Better now then later, dad's still paying for the screw-ups, so when you end up having to pay for it yourself, you'll know what you're doing.
CDA dad advice - I told my kid when he started out riding that I would buy his parts. Then came a time when he was older and a better rider, that I would buy his broken parts if he broke them doing a section that was a little over his head that I made him try. If he broke them doing something stupid (or a normal crash) he was buying his own parts. Once I rebuilt the 250 and handed it over to him, I told him he is on his own.....I do help him on doing the maintenance by guiding him on how it's done..Well that sucks, however you have to learn sometime. Better now then later, dad's still paying for the screw-ups, so when you end up having to pay for it yourself, you'll know what you're doing.
I was referring to working on the bike, not riding skills. I do like your way though.CDA dad advice - I told my kid when he started out riding that I would buy his parts. Then came a time when he was older and a better rider, that I would buy his broken parts if he broke them doing a section that was a little over his head that I made him try. If he broke them doing something stupid (or a normal crash) he was buying his own parts. Once I rebuilt the 250 and handed it over to him, I told him he is on his own.....I do help him on doing the maintenance by guiding him on how it's done..
CDA dad advice - I told my kid when he started out riding that I would buy his parts. Then came a time when he was older and a better rider, that I would buy his broken parts if he broke them doing a section that was a little over his head that I made him try. If he broke them doing something stupid (or a normal crash) he was buying his own parts. Once I rebuilt the 250 and handed it over to him, I told him he is on his own.....I do help him on doing the maintenance by guiding him on how it's done..
Have you seen my son's bike?Wow, so you are Mr. Miyagi now, Wax on, wax off.
It does get a lot of stand polishing treatment.Have you seen my son's bike?