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Old 04-11-2015, 08:26 PM   #641
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Old 04-12-2015, 06:10 AM   #643
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Old 04-12-2015, 12:02 PM   #644
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That's funny,,,,and yet so true.
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Old 04-12-2015, 06:41 PM   #647
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Hi, I have known women like that and they didn't even have a nail, but maybe they should have.
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The guy has several other "random" things....keeping thread integrity in mind...
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I hate that video.... So don't get me started on why it shows a remarkably over simplistic view of communication between men and women.... And why it does nothing to help communication but increases the distance between men and women..... If you really want to learn something about the difference between men and women and be entertained... Google or you tube
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Old 04-16-2015, 05:53 PM   #650
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Hey, Floridians, is it hot down there yet?

I think we finally have Spring up here. It's been in the '60s and low '70s here for a week or more. Happy Days are here again. (Well, if you don't count the wind and tornados).

Spring time in the Midwest, where you can fly a kite, and some days you can even fly a house.
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Hey, Floridians, is it hot down there yet?

I think we finally have Spring up here. It's been in the '60s and low '70s here for a week or more. Happy Days are here again. (Well, if you don't count the wind and tornados).

Spring time in the Midwest, where you can fly a kite, and some days you can even fly a house.
He@@ yeah it is hot down here TerryV. But... It won't be at the Canopener....

Happy days in January, Some days you can ride a weird 4 wheel thingy.

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And, sometimes your weird four wheel thingy gets stolen by Captain Hank, and you don't see it for an hour, which is bad, because your cooler full of beer and Jim Beam is on said four wheel thingy, then you're forced to bum a beer off of Noggin, but that's cool, because she drank like half the beer in your cooler the night before, at the chili pot luck...

But that's how it rolls at Canopener, I guess...

And, yes, it's hot down here already.

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WOW, that's really cool. (the 4 wheel thingy, I mean.) Does it fold up for transport?

(The lazy mechanic side of me is already thinking of ways to motorize one.)
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It doesn't fold up. I had to take the front end off to get it in the new truck... It was designed to fit in my old long bed truck. I didn't think of that when I replaced the truck. I'll do a work-around on that issue though. Motorizing it would be simple. They make an electric motor bicycle hub. Put one on each rear wheel, and away you go...

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It doesn't fold up. I had to take the front end off to get it in the new truck... It was designed to fit in my old long bed truck. I didn't think of that when I replaced the truck. I'll do a work-around on that issue though. Motorizing it would be simple. They make an electric motor bicycle hub. Put one on each rear wheel, and away you go...

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Red that is the cutest low rider I have ever seen... It just needs a tiki cup for the scotch in the cooler.

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Terry, it's a one of a kind... If you could see the welds, you'd know. I'm not a good welder. Get a couple old BMX bikes cheap, chop them up, buy a bunch of EMT tubing, a small mig welder, and about $600 worth of stuff from Amazon, and it practically builds itself. Then throw some parts off of a '69 Triumph on it, and viola, you've got a buggy that disappears at rallies....

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Terry, it's a one of a kind... If you could see the welds, you'd know. I'm not a good welder. Get a couple old BMX bikes cheap, chop them up, buy a bunch of EMT tubing, a small mig welder, and about $600 worth of stuff from Amazon, and it practically builds itself. Then throw some parts off of a '69 Triumph on it, and viola, you've got a buggy that disappears at rallies....

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WOW, I've never seen anything quite like it. I think it's really cool. It's kind of like a pedal driven sports car.

When I was a kid in England, they had 4 wheel bicycles that were quite popular. They were like 2 bicycles built side by side. They didn't have bucket seats, forward pedals, or a sterring wheel, tho.

Alas, my knees won't let me pedal anymore. Hence the comment about motorizing something.
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Hey man, sign up for Canopener next year, and you can test drive this one around. I've got it geared pretty low, so you only get about 7 miles an hour top end. And, if your knees can't take it, one person can pedal both people around. And on top of that, you get to enjoy Canopener with a couple hundred crazy people...

If you get serious about building one, I can send you a lot more pictures of the build... Go on Amazon and you can find the motorized hubs. I'm probably going to two speed hubs soon, just to be able to gear it even lower, and then get some top end out of it. Keep in mind that most state parks (in Florida anyways) won't let any motorized vehicle on the bike trails, even electric power...

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Hey man, sign up for Canopener next year, and you can test drive this one around. I've got it geared pretty low, so you only get about 7 miles an hour top end. And, if your knees can't take it, one person can pedal both people around. And on top of that, you get to enjoy Canopener with a couple hundred crazy people...

If you get serious about building one, I can send you a lot more pictures of the build... Go on Amazon and you can find the motorized hubs. I'm probably going to two speed hubs soon, just to be able to gear it even lower, and then get some top end out of it. Keep in mind that most state parks (in Florida anyways) won't let any motorized vehicle on the bike trails, even electric power...

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Now you've got me thinking. We stayed in a KOA for a week last summer, and rented one of their golf carts for me to get around. I noticed several campers brought their own golf carts. However, to do that I would have to bring another TV to tow the golf cart trailer.

There would be no room in my pick up box for your thingy, but perhaps, I could tie it down on top of my Extang hard fold tonneau cover. Hmmm... wheels are turning. Have to think about this. Great idea, Red.
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