I had a 73 Z1 900 in the late 70's, spent my reup bonus on MTC parts (Jugs, head, rotating group, clutch, swing arm etc...) and made frame mods. 1400cc + when she was done & what a beast!
What did you accomplish today?
- Thread starter 420God
- Start date
raratt
Well-Known Member
What? No turbo?
It was enough of a gamble to put that much HP on the frame - turbo would have necessitated a perimeter frame & GP fork setup.
hillbill
Well-Known Member
Live well and prosper
Damnit
Sir Napsalot
Well-Known Member
Laughing Grass
Well-Known Member
He/She (you can never tell about pronouns) is Beautiful!
Ozumoz66
Well-Known Member
It appears well fed, which explains the lack of crickets in the garage. Lots of shed snake skin under fridge. Garter snakes are multigenerational here - seeing them at various lengths all over the property. Cats don't seem to like them though - perhaps competition for food.
Dr.Amber Trichome
Well-Known Member
she is beautiful.!! What has she been eating in your fridge? Her skin is gorgeous ! I must include that into my diet!
Ozumoz66
Well-Known Member
Guessing she's loving the warmth of the compressor and eating whatever bug is available. No fridge access - mainly garden seeds and beer in there.
doublejj
Well-Known Member
Me too.......Filled out my mail in ballot, they only sent me one.
Sir Napsalot
Well-Known Member
We had a big sweetgum in the front yard- I hated that tree. Last tree in the area to lose it's leaves, and those spiky balls were horrid
The top had split into 2 tops, and then one of them got broken in a windstorm so it looked like shit, then a couple years later another windstorm took out some big branches- one of them fell right behind the car in the driveway ('02 Focus wagon), but I thought it missed. No such luck as one of the smaller limbs had left a small dent in the rear edge of the roof before the hatch. That was the night my wife's father passed away at 96. I used a manual pole saw to remove as many of the lower limbs that I could manage, then my friend brought his Husqvarna chainsaw and diesel pickup over and we felled it in the middle of the street, bucked it up and that was the end of it.
In January we had a severe ice storm here, and the neighbor across the street had a couple of sweetgums that got hammered, as did our beautiful Japanese Maple
~10 seconds after I took that pic I slipped on the ice in the driveway and broke my arm and ruptured my bicep