FromTheRafters wrote:
> "~BD~" <~BD~@nomail.afraid.org> wrote in message


>> I'm quite sure you could tackle your bike problems yourself if you
>> did but try. There is much expertise lurking in this SE group should
>> you need advice on what to do to fix it! Better than asking on the
>> 24hr helpdesk I'm sure!

>> Let us know how you get on.

> I am no stranger to the internal combustion engine myself, and as it
> happens I have been getting more time off from work for such activity.
>
> Motorcycle and automotive maintenance and repair was a former hobby of
> mine.

My son is a real hobbiest when it comes to all of that stuff, too. There
isn't a car he's ever had that he didn't take it apart and put it together
again under 5 times a piece. There always seems to be a part he wants to
replace with an upgrade part ... add bells and whistles to it ... raise it
or lower it ... get new wheels or swap parts with buddies. He went to an
auction once and bought a car for $100 and fixed it up and sold it for like
$1000. <shrugs> I just want a car I can put the key in and it'll start
every time, has good AC and Heat and is safe to drive. The last thing I
want is to put it in the shop to mess with it. If it works.. there isn't
anything else to fix! leave it alone LOL ... not him ... he's got to be
messing with his cars every chance he gets... lol

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Jenn (from Oklahoma)
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