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You don't know how many times I've wished for this! I wish police powers under the MHA extended to stupid people too.

If you started a thread, it's been moved to trash talk and you are not a site supporter you are SOL.

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Seems to work fine for me now. It was slower than GTAM when I first tried.

That's not what I think of this forum. I started to post and decided I didn't want to write a novel.

It's not a skin colour problem it's an attitude problem. It's the fact that there will always be people, regardless of skin colour, who decide to live that sort of life. Guns are the weapon of choice these days, years ago it was knives, baseball bats and blackjacks. I'll stop here before this...

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I used to work with an old school mechanic that would braze gas tanks. I used to leave the building whenever he was going to 'flash the tank'. The only thing that scared me more were his electrical theories.

It appears that all three people clicking the link you provided has crashed their website. Edit Took over 5 mins for the site to load ... Can't comment on the product. The company is owned by Max Value Moto (maxvaluemoto.com) which is registered in California. If you want inexpensive gear...

I think you're confusing the terms slicks and scrubs. Slicks are track only tires without any tread pattern. They isn't a market for used slicks (for street use). Scrubs are DOT tires with full tread that can be used track or street. There's a market for these because most street riders spend...

Why? Please help me understand why they would be any different than a similar tread patterned street tire,

Looking for inexpensive tires for your street bike? Want to show off to your friends at Timmy's that you have no chicken strips? Need tires with experience? If you answered yes to any of the above questions then do I have tires for you. I have scrubs (race / track take offs). Some have been...

You have been assimilated.

No, air in the caliper would not prevent the piston from retracting. If the caliper is connected to the brake line without air in the system there's no need to open the bleeder. If there isn't air in the system, there's no reason to open the bleeder. If you can't push the piston back in the...

There's no need to open a bleeder to push a piston back in the caliper. Open the reservoir sure if the fluid has been topped up.

+1 for Bazzaz. I've used PC and Bazzaz and like the Bazzaz unit much better.

Generally the backing plates you're referring to are anti-rattle or anti-squeal shims. The brakes (depending on the design) should function adequately without them. The reason I suggested the caliper and sliders possibly being the cause is that you indicated that the brakes weren't functioning...

When installing pads (on the rear, and with some front brake designs) there are two primary things you need to be concerned with regarding the caliper. First, the piston must compress properly into the caliper smoothly and there shouldn't be any fluid or wetness under the dustboot. Second thing...

+1 on the output shaft sprocket. The nuts on the R6's seem to disappear between 30-35k. Check that first, it that's not it you're in for an involved and possibly expensive fix.