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67_shovel
Posted: December 8th, 2009, 11:52am Report to Moderator
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Walk to the bike, fingers crossed, say a prayer.

Ensure all the normal leaks are present.

Look for tranny seal oil spot on the ground to ensure it has fluid.

Turn on the choke.

Kick the bike over a few times with the switch off to get it primed.

Spin it through until you get compression.

Turn the switch on.

Kick until you have to wipe the snot from your face.

Take a break to catch your breath, count the number of people who gathered around, try to look like this is standard procedure.

Realize you are now in middle of the street, roll the bike back onto driveway, that explains the horns blowing.

Try to act as if you don't notice the crowd snickering.

Think, must be flooded.

Turn off the choke.

Hold the throttle wide open.

Kick..kick...kick...


Notice new paint spots on the tank and realize your nose is bleeding.



Wipe the tear/snot/sweat/nose bleed combo from your face.

Cuss.

Kick some more.

Cuss.

Ignore the old man who says......you know, back in the day.......

Kick until you hear horns blowing again.

Cuss.

Don't even wipe, just swallow the combo.

Check the points.

Turn on the choke.

Hold the throttle WFO, kick until the neighbors wife says.......you don't look so good.

Wipe/swallow/cuss

Check the plugs.

Turn off the choke.

Notice you never turned the gas on.

Cuss.

Turn gas on.

Turn choke on.

Prime engine.

Threaten motorcycle.

KICK !!

Pick youself up from the ground in front of motorcycle.

Put out the fire in the air cleaner.

Remember to retard the timing this go-around.

Turn on the ignition.

Kick.

Engine starts.......dies.

swallow.

Kick.....success

Check gas in tank, realize there is only about a quart, meaning you will have to go through this again in about 10 minutes.

straddle bike, look both ways for traffic, realize you are in the middle of the street again.

Ride away thinking........ screw those electric start pansies......I'm the real deal.
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Posted: December 8th, 2009, 12:49pm Report to Moderator
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ROFLMAO....I love it!!!!


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-Being a Harley owner does NOT make you a biker.
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Posted: December 9th, 2009, 12:58am Report to Moderator
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Waiting for my chance too!  Love it!


Overkill is an Oxymoron.

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Posted: December 9th, 2009, 1:02am Report to Moderator
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Vanity Post - this post is the same number of years old of our US Marine Corps.

Semper Fi!


Overkill is an Oxymoron.

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Posted: December 9th, 2009, 4:51pm Report to Moderator
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wahahahaha atta boy rob
means xlch to me....


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Posted: December 14th, 2009, 7:20am Report to Moderator
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My experience is that when you forget the petcock it'll fire and run till about time to shift to second then it falls on it's face and you have to stop and do it over again.
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Posted: December 20th, 2009, 5:48pm Report to Moderator
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Yup, Ahoon, you been there...lol!!!

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