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We even had an auto body/ custom painting class at our school . It was dropped just before I got up there. My older brother took it. I remember him taking in our ‘72 Polaris atx 335 hood, it was supposed to be a custom flame job but looked more like a bunch of bent up pitch forks. Wish I had a picture.

Me too in shop class at school. 😂

Gettin way back for me, early ‘70s. My mother giving us and local kids rides around the yard. The old Olympic wasn’t around too long, but the caboose was.

Not a very good pic, but my brother and I pretending we are racing on our ‘70 TNT 399 and ‘73 Tx 400. Still have the Tx.

Spent the weekend in Pittsburg NH.

Some decent riding finally in upstate NY last weekend.

My first brand new sled, ‘88 Formula Plus, chaincase was delivered bone dry. As I recall, that quickly became the least of my concerns with that pile.

If you’re thinking of selling the original, I’m interested.

Sorry 6.6 not 6.0

That’s one of the first things I noticed with my new’23 gasser 6.0. The torque converter locks right up in second gear when just running around empty. My ‘16 never did that.

Funny you say that. My brother in law has a ‘17 Sierra 6.0 2500 that is literally a grocery getter for them (he’s in construction and has plenty of trucks). Lost the torque converter in less than 40k miles.

Luck of the draw with gm transmissions. My ‘16 gasser that I had for 6.5 years plowed snow, pulled sled trailers and my Jayco Eagle 321 fifth wheel all summer through the Northeast. Never had an issue.

Sticker on this ‘23 only a tick over $50 grand, bargain IMO.

Hey, we still have our ace in the hole Scott Baio. Take that.

Finally got a confirmed repair date of Dec 27th for both of my sleds.

23000.

Yes the 1100 frames were reinforced and heavier than the 750. Also the 1100 wheel base was longer making them less nimble.

My brother had a black/silver ‘89 1100. I think I rode it more than him. Lol I Bought the ‘86 used in the spring of my senior year of high school back in ‘87. Beat the piss out of it, bike made a lot of trips to Laconia/bike week. Restored it in the early 2000’s and don’t run it more than a couple times a year now. pic from back in ‘87

Yup, pretty warm here in upstate NY. Decided to put a battery in the old ‘86 and take it for it’s one and only rip this season.

Discipline a child in public and see who starts spazzing out. The end.

Well of course there are, once liberalism forced them to stop disciplining there children.

Those FZ-MT09s are a freekin blast to ride. The early ones suffered from an extremely snatchy on/off throttle, but so did my z900 before the Ivan’s tune. Was able to get out for a little ride on my home built street fighter over the weekend. It’s a ‘77 Suzuki gs750 with a 2000 Suzuki bandit 1200 engine, front end and rear swing arm married to it.

Damn...That’s a beauty. Yes, those integrated quick shifters are awesome. Even the aftermarket ones work great. I installed a Healtech one on this Z900RS, works flawless.

I’m seeing this right in my own circle of friends. 4 cancer diagnosis sense spring of this year. The latest a 27 year old girl, stage 3 rectal cancer. Wtf.