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For sale. Complete (used) set with: Carry case Jig and stone holder Ceramic hone 5 water stones (coarse to ultra fine) Fluid bottle Instructions $210 shipped in the lower 48. I've used this a few times but it is not for me, the stones are still flat and in great shape (you can still read the...

Hey Matt, welcome to Portal! And unless there is another Matt M from Ontario with a RHD JDM HJ60, hello again! :ylsmoke: Same Matt I presume?:

Hello jg, Your post is slipping of the page, and while I can not help you with your specific question about the hundy since I have a 60 and don't have a two zone.... I will say that in a 60 with the fridge sitting on the cargo floor the lid will not open far enough to get the basket out. This...

Any excuse we have to look at more 70 series stuff will be appreciated. :chowtime: Way back at the very beginning of this thing I started out with an actual box inside the tailgate. I found that it really limited the use of space and after some playing decided that a layer of sound deadener...

Do I count? :ylsmoke: They are strong enough for you and a few of your friends to jump up and down on! The one in my truck is still the original one I made for myself (too much character, can't bear to swap it out for a shiny new one:))that still has the plywood lid. I actually like the plywood...

Well, I should have modified what I typed above, I mentioned that I have only ever seen one troopy my entire life, but that troopy was actually the only 70 series I have ever seen as well. :REExeSquatsHL1: Buuuuut, if the SWB has the same doors as the troopy, I have a friend down in PA who...

24HOURS may be joking, but without a troopy to work from, any custom work would be quite a dilemma. I've personally seen one troopy in my life, heading the other way on a main road in Alaska. Sending things of to OZ is not cheap either, I'm sure you could work with some of my concepts and have a...

:xxrotflma At the speed I do buisness!?!?! Sometime in 2010. :elkgrin: You had to ask. :)

That is a great bike at a very good price. If anyone is close enough and looking for a ride I would recommend the Husky.

Oh damn, I just missed it, and I had a nice little list going to boot. :mad: Guess that's what I get for not having enough time to keep up on expo. Thanks for having a nice toy store for all us expoers though, it's great to have somewhere to turn that is part of our odd little community...

:) I thought that might have been the case when I saw the photo. If you wanted me to send out extra washers I was gong to send you ones for the top with a tighter tolerance. Those little fasteners are subjected to a lot of vibration and the tooth washer on the nut needs a good contact plate. The...

Very nice! Glad that went well for you, especially since you posted the pics all over the internet. :) One note with the install that I was going to email you about, but I didn't want anybody else to make the same mistake, is that the washers are meant to be installed between the star nut and...

You're getting closer every day! And I would shy away from the LineX for the reasons listed above, the other nice thing about the shiny sound deadeners in addition to protecting from rattles, is that they are shiny. No really, they help light up the inside of the body cavity and make it easy to...

Me Too! :chowtime: I know the 60s inside and out and developed the original tailgate lid to meet my own needs. The development of the 80 lid has been a little more stressful since I don't have the thousands of miles of real word/trip testing like with the 60. So I am very interested to see how...

Going to have to pull our names from the attendee list, looks like we will be wasting our vacation moving into/trying to fix a new house. :smilies27 You all have an extra good time for us. Kevin R.

So what was the weather like for you guys last year? Too be honest WV and August in the same sentence sends up a little alert in my brain. :confused:

I've been quite happy with the underneath storage, and you couldn't ask for a better place to put the extra weight. If you can get ahold of the Scepter cans, I have had very good luck storing them inside as well, never a leak, and better options for weight distribution than anything else on the...

:luxhello: tick,tick,tick. :)

:hehe: Not at all! It's funny 'cause it's true. But the Husky is a great bike, super smooth and tons of fun, so my dual sport it will be. And the seat heights on the Husky's are quite low, short people finally have a "reason to live". (ok, that wasn't funny, but it is late) :victory: