Your Most Recent Purchase(pics required!)

[grommet]

Dang I would have been all over that if I'd know about the sale.

[Torchsport]

I have been seeing more and more Heroicracing gear at the track.

[fermic37]

Sale is still going on. They stocked up expecting to go to races all spring. Covid ruined it

[organ donor]

Which ones are $100? I need gloves. There site doesn’t have a lot of pricing

[fermic37]

Ah I guess their sale is over. They are back to $125

https://www.heroicracing.com/HEROIC-...p/hragstrp.htm

Worth emailing them and saying you just missed the sale to see if you can get them for $100

[bradd]

A 70x30x48 JoBox
A little beat up but very cheap.

[Wonger]

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[caitarou]

Got a new bike for the wife. Modding has already commenced.

[motoed]

That's cool.
Ya'll should have some fun.

[Fizzman]

I was going to attach a pic of the coolest thing ever, but the attachment file size limit on this site is so 10 years ago. Can't we up the size limit?

[bullrage22]

My recently found and "free" hunk of metal. It was left at the end of a driveway for the Sunday scrap guy who patrols the neighborhoods for easy grabbins. I did a u-turn and hustled back around the grassy median to get a better look. I though for a moment to knock on the home's front door, but no cars in driveway, so I jumped out, opened the back of the subie and placed the vise in the truck.. I was a kid on Christmas morning. I was searching for a vice, but not this big, for when I build the shop table.

W-D 40 for the bolts, hum, would this also work on my motorcycle chain...lol., and let it sit overnight. A nice, what I can only assume is a 100 year old vise.

[bullrage22]

I counted 7 layers of paint. Base was black. Found some interesting information on the inter-webs regarding the maker, model etc. A lot of elbow grease, to take off a lot of dried grease..

[bullrage22]

cleaned guts...

[grommet]

Got a new bike for the wife. Modding has already commenced.

Approve. Looks like she's happy with it

My recently found and "free" hunk of metal. It was left at the end of a driveway for the Sunday scrap guy who patrols the neighborhoods for easy grabbins. I did a u-turn and hustled back around the grassy median to get a better look. I though for a moment to knock on the home's front door, but no cars in driveway, so I jumped out, opened the back of the subie and placed the vise in the truck.. I was a kid on Christmas morning. I was searching for a vice, but not this big, for when I build the shop table.

W-D 40 for the bolts, hum, would this also work on my motorcycle chain...lol., and let it sit overnight. A nice, what I can only assume is a 100 year old vise.

Nice find. I have a similar relic, which survived the fire in my grandfather's shop in 1948. No idea how old it is though. Still works great.

[hooligan998]

So I cut myself today. Turns out I bleed orange. Jackie and I went down to a local KTM dealer so I could test ride a Super Adventure. The one I test rode was the R model. I ended up purchasing the S model. This LC8 motor flat out rips. The torque is simply jaw dropping. My dealer led test ride took us around various streets in and around the city, but at one point we were up to almost 80 and the beast was only getting started. I'll bring my 1290 SA-S home Tuesday as this one was not prepped yet.

Funny side note. 13 years ago I bought a new 06 Ford F150 and the following spring I bought my 07 R1. The cycle repeats itself I guess. I'm one lucky guy though as my wife is the one who gave me the green light for this. Got a smoking deal too. Zero percent financing for 48 months and the OTD price was under the MSRP.

More pics when I get to bring it home on Tuesday.