Road bike then. Can't wait to see what you pick.

Damb, was the clutch really that fucked up, or you just decided to rebuild the whole thing while you were at it?

Yeah, it was that messed up. My buddy's friend/BMW Certified Mechanic wound up doing the work. Feels great now, and probably 1/3rd to 1/4 the price of having BMW do it. The rear main seal was leaking, the clutch master cylinder was leaking hydraulic fluid (shared reservoir with brake fluid, iirc). It was a mess. The clutch slave cylinder was 30$ tops, and may or may not have needed replacing. My buddy has owned and raced BMWs much of his life, and he knows I was on a tight budget. If it was done, it needed to be done. Still, all the OEM parts at dealer cost is VERY nice. I know one part at a local pep boys was 141 if you walked in the store. $55 shop price. Wasn't OEM, and for 6$ more, I threw down.

**BRENT**

Jeff, maybe a loctite on the BR fastener to prevent it from unscrewing?

Congrats deepak! Killer HP, eh?

A 1930-40's phone! Now I will work on it to get it working.

Edited October 27, 201114 yr by mrarroyo

^ They charge extra around here if you want to use a rotary phone.

Nice!

Are we gonna lose you to the Classic Rotary Phones Forum?

Thanks for the link, I will be busy this coming weekend.

I'm trying....

^^ Nice

Stone IPA from Costco. 24 pack for $26, deal was too good to pass up.

Always walk the beverage section at Costco... you never know.

^^ Nice

Very nice! Maybe you can take the "ish" off your next manhattan.

I'm trying....

Nice Ric!

Miguel: How do you use the internet on that phone???

Edited October 28, 201114 yr by shellylh

Nice Ric!

Miguel: How do you use the internet on that phone???

Via a supercharged flux capacitor!

Which is installed next to the AC compressor in his '70 beetle.

and the necessary brackets/spanners/discombobulaters to make this work on my camera.

someone said that whole foods had 20% off beer.

so..

Then I had to fill up with gas at safeway - 40% off wine.

so...

done for the weekend.

Which is installed next to the AC compressor in his '70 beetle.

Hate to disappoint but it is a stock 1600 cc single port engine. Unless of course you are talking about the "phatbastard" who drives it!

A bunch of parts from Keling, Inc. for the mill.

Just catching up on the last few months. A lot has gone out during the same time:

Noted.... will keep that in mind...

Winter jacket, snow pants, and boots for Libby. It feels bit defeating, though, since they'll only last a season.

Picked up a few things yesterday.

hmmm would make an interesting combo...