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    Visited Our Local BRP/Can-Am Dealer...

    Maybe it's an indication of a slowdown in sales for Spyders for this dealer?
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    Now the Pitbull lift has been discontinued, is there an alternative?

    I guess I could go looking for a used Pitbull, and I will, but I'm wondering if there is a ready alternative?
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    A quick demo of Big Blue Motorcycle Lift with RT Mount

    There is an old post about the Big Blue lift, which is a real game-changer for anyone wanting or needing to get their Spyder 2 feet in the air, stable and safe, to do major work. I tried posting on it, but it was too old so I'm going to reference it here for anyone interested in such a thing...
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    Visited Our Local BRP/Can-Am Dealer...

    That's surprising. I guess they haven't tried ordering bikes or parts the US distributor doesn't already have in stock.
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    Random thought for the day

    Context is important for a lot of clear communication.
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    Random thought for the day

    Ya gotta admire ESL students for even trying!
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    Recommend any Rear shock replacements other than the $$$ Elka's??

    Did you ever develop the rear shock, Ron?
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    Random thought for the day

    English is weird. "Weird" is weird. What happened to the rule of 'i before e except after c'? So, why isn't it 'wierd'?
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    Location of the valve stem... anyone ever move it?

    Isn't it though? Something 2dogs said about this topic having been beaten to death (my words) on at least two other occasions caused me to go looking for the earlier threads, and he's right. It's interesting though, to see that even after all these years, the topic is still relevant to many...
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    What can I do to get a straight shot at the Rear Tire valve Stem?

    That sure would simplify things. Like Peter A said, I'm probably overthinking this. But then again, I do enjoy the process!
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    Thoughts on ever-changing vehicle needs and wants

    Are you saying you no longer need the F-150 and you're looking for something different? Or that you were looking and got the F-150?
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    Location of the valve stem... anyone ever move it?

    Is that the stock valve stem? The reason I'm asking is that it's been a while since I really took a good look at it, and didn't realize, from all the talk about using angled valve stems for easier access, that the stock valve stem is already pointing straight out toward the sprocket and it seems...
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    Thoughts on ever-changing vehicle needs and wants

    My Colorado was reliable. I did have one instance of reduced power which was easily and relatively inexpensively fixed with a NOx sensor replacement. I towed cross country to Florida and back with no problems. Of course, being registered in Utah it didn't have to comply with California EPA...
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    What can I do to get a straight shot at the Rear Tire valve Stem?

    I have two of those Ryobi inflators (not sure why 2), but anyway, as a source of air for inflation, they are great. The question though is how to reach through or past the belt drive sprocket to for the valve stem. I'm going to be attaching one of those rigid dual head air chucks to the Ryobi...
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    Welding for fun

    We need more skilled machinists and welders and fewer Wall Street bankers and lawyers in this country.
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