Blaze & Daze
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Laughing Grass
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Challenge accepted!
These are what you have to watch out for here. My partner wiped on on the tracks in the first couple weeks we had the bike.
DarkWeb
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I'm late 
StareCase
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Nope ...
StareCase
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Another SWAG - the intersection of Queen St. & Spadina Ave.?
Dumped Old Gold in the rain on similar street car tracks along Gerrard St. at Logan. A couple of times. Just a little unnerving as you are going down.
StareCase
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Part of obtaining your M class license here in ONT was to do a slalom course ... not through parking meters mind you. MTO did frown on both the 2 AM and impaired components though.
Laughing Grass
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I think so i lifted it from wikipedia
StareCase
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Sorry if it seems like I am bogarting the forum ... but I mentioned at lunchtime that I was getting a little low on pH down and will have to restock very soon. Mrs. S went on another Errand Tour this afternoon and I found this beside my keyboard just now:
Nothing says love quite like 1 litre of 85% phosphoric acid ...
Amirite?
Nothing says love quite like 1 litre of 85% phosphoric acid ...
Amirite?
StareCase
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Roger that ... so not a first hand account.
Laughing Grass
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I only have 75%.
As a safety feature the threads on the lid are backwards. Messes with my head every time I use it
FirstCavApache64
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The first rule of outlaw electric bike club is you don't talk about outlaw electric bike club.....jeesh. Rookies 
. I rode with a motorcycle club in Texas for a couple years. I was Sargent at arms for our chapter which was fun. I had the not so fun job of enforcing the club rules.
My old pics are in storage with me in my leathers and colors but I'll try to dig them out next time my son is home. Here he is dreaming about riding dad's bike lol.
. I rode with a motorcycle club in Texas for a couple years. I was Sargent at arms for our chapter which was fun. I had the not so fun job of enforcing the club rules.My old pics are in storage with me in my leathers and colors but I'll try to dig them out next time my son is home. Here he is dreaming about riding dad's bike lol.
StareCase
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Of course it would mess with a Torontonian ... look where it comes from!
Laughing Grass
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Laughing Grass
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Gang sounds way more badass than club.The first rule of outlaw electric bike club is you don't talk about outlaw electric bike club.....jeesh. Rookies
My old pics are in storage with me in my leathers and colors but I'll try to dig them out next time my son is home. Here he is dreaming about riding dad's bike lol.
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StareCase
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The Hammer is The Shwa on steroids ... but I was only there for 182 days at the beginning of 1983 so can we call that a really long visit as opposed to me being a resident?
FirstCavApache64
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The use of the word gang is what makes a 1% club different from a non 1% club. I was active duty and we were banned from membership in any gang. I had to get permission from my Battalion commander to continue riding with my club after he saw me on post wearing my club colors. I was also forbidden from wearing club colors on post after that but I did anyway. I was a rebel lol. I rode with the Gypsy's MC, Copperas Cove Chapter. I had a really intimidating club name..... Charlie Brown. I got my name at a club mandatory run in Oklahoma when I was just a Prospect. Got my patch a few weeks later. Patching in ceremonies are a scary yet fun thing. Mine took place blind folded out in the middle of the desert.
DCcan
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Nope... once in, never out. Just like the Ebike gang or being from Hoboken.
StareCase
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Damn ... worth the ask though.
OK ... now I totally capeesh. The Hammer is to Toronto what Hoboken is to NYC.
Can you translate that to Los Angelese, please?