this again proves my point that:

Yes that motorcycle does make you a$$ look big.

The back of a sport bike just puts a person in a non-flattering position.

One sudden stop or even a rapid decel and that boy is history. All that mass back there is comming forward:eek:http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1308088104.jpg

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That could be a $10000 tuna if the fight was short...

This is from the deck of my house in Vermont

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Whats that?

Autobiography... "Come Up and Get Me!"


Come Up and Get Me Book Review - Top Books of 2010 - Popular Mechanics

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I'm so sorry By

The device is a power saw. The motor turns the shaft which is driving the ring saw through a gear. The red shroud guides the blade. Set the long blade against the side of the tree and guide the blade forward into the trunk.
Early saw manufacturers tried all kinds of stuff before the chain saw was perfected.
I remember seeing a reciprocating power saw working in the woods in the 60s. What an evil, vibrating b@stard that was.

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Les