I’m not Canadian, so drinking 50 was not a regular occurrence for me, but I imagine it isn’t the greatest warm. Back in the day it was High Life, now it’s dark beer like a traditional bock or stout (but no f-ing oatmeal or chocolate or any of that shit).

Ok, thanks for clarifying that. I didn’t hear anything about it either way, but I hated it because it was too much of a distraction from everything else that was happening on the ice. Even on a 19" tube tv I was able to follow the puck because I actually watched the game.

I hated that and they’re bringing it back? Just let me watch the game I grew up with and put Craig Mctavish out there without a helmet.

I have no idea how big they are, but his head stuck out of the 308-I bing watched several episodes after reading this post.

I’m 6'2" and never had an issue with it being too small and it had plenty of power.

I always wanted a vfr750, but I can’t find a decent one anywhere now that I have a little money for one.

Now that you agree, are you going to return it now for the free tickets?!?!

Agreed. Kroil is the best by far. I do use pb blaster for most jobs because I have a ton of it, but if it doesn’t work, I hose it down with kroil and wait a bit and it comes right apart.

I have a can of carb dip I bought about 25 yrs ago that I still use. It has a metal basket in it for small parts so I don’t have to wrap them in anything to keep them from getting lost. I remember when I bought it I thought it was pretty expensive at about $25, but if it cleaned the motorcycle carbs I was working on…

I think they pay him enough to either afford a nice car or a hoard of shitty Jeeps, but not both.

Rural Wisconsin mid 80's was almost the same: drivers ed was a high school class and everyone knew how to drive already. We didn’t have waived testing though and unfortunately we didn’t have an exam thief in my class.

This is almost exactly my experience. Except it was my brothers and dad that I drove with underage and my instructor wouldn’t let me crank the tunes, but he was still dripping wet when my partner was done driving.

That’s exactly what I would have tried too.

What do you mean? Not running in only the last 12 years is a step UP from project go devil-which If I recall correctly hadn’t run in over 20.

I think we need your definition of reliable, because I’m sure it is wildly different from David’s.

Definitely should be the 488 spider.

I had an 89 fzr600 and an 85 500 interceptor at different times. Both are on the list of bikes I wish I still had.

FZR400 would be a hell of a unicorn find, especially one not beat to shit. They were hard to find when they were current.

Especially if it’s a limited slip differential, otherwise you have to use the additive.

you misspelled love.