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Yeah, I'm in DC. Everybody is on their phones. They need to redesign all cars in my area so the turn signal is able to be used by the right hand, cause everybody holds their phones with their left.

Ahhh, technology. Remember back in the day when we used to just take the parts, lay them on an album cover......never the good Zeppelin albums, trace it, cut it out, and BAM!.....ghetto gaskets!:thumbsup:

It would depend on the condition. If it comes off good and doesn't start to fray or break it should be ok. Water makes it flexible and allows it to stretch a little so when it dries it tightens up. It's mainly gonna depend on how many heat cycles its been through.

Been looking for a cheap box to mount my electricals in. Finally bought a double gang outdoor electrical box and made a bracket for it. I'll have 1 on each side, 1 for light switches, the other for key ignition and mini fuse block. Finally bought a chain and mounted it, have to make bushings to...

Enduros are great. I like the older ones that sit lower. The newer dual sport type bikes are so tall they look like they're set up for Motocross. I really like single cylinder bikes, the one carb, one piston, one exhaust just seems so minimal and practical.

I want my first bike. A 1973 DT360 Enduro. I bought the bike around 1984 and learned to ride and wreck on it. I had a great time with the bike riding on and off road and I put the poor thing through hell. Once I jumped it over a bank and into the Christiana River in Delaware, that taught me how...

Got my main bracket fabbed up for my forward controls. I used 7/8 O.D. DOM tubing for the outer controls, and 5/8 O.D. for the inner sleeves. The pivots for the shifter and brake I put on the lathe and took a couple thousandths off the inner I.D. so they wouldn't bind and I had room for grease...

Nice stock bike Mjr. Kinda hard to remember what they looked like before most of us cut them to pieces. Hard around here to find them around here in that condition without a huge pricetag. Have fun with it.