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I strongly encourage you to keep your existing truck and simply use that space to attach some simple, aluminum boxes. In there you can put lightweight items like leveling blocks, mosquito torches, electrical cords, etc.

Eeek :Wow1: ! I was talking out my fanny. That IS the correct NSN but the latest iteration of fuel cans DOES have the spout on the side which I sheepishly recognized last night as I filled a diesel heater. Apologies for the misinformation. Next time I'll "check myself before I wreck myself".

Hey guys, anybody know where I can get a dimebag of delusional self-importance laced with unprovoked anger? I wanna get high outta my mind on the internet :D .

It takes special genetic coding in the womb and then a ceremonial annointment by a specially trained and qualified moto-shaman within 30 minutes of birth to be able to ride the bike to its fullest potential. Fabrizio Meoni and Jimmy Lewis come to mind as examples. I'm happy doing Red trails...

LOL...I didn't catch that. I'm usually a slide behind at work, too :D .

These are beyond a shadow of any doubt the real thing. That's the correct NSN and the spout IS centered.

Hmmm, these are interesting. We love our Kermits but the Tripolina looks like it would be more durable for daily use over several months. One feature about the Kermit we like is that it can folded flat for temporary storage (like a regular lawn chair) without having to completely disassemble...

Somehow a Jed Clampett response from the front porch seems appropriate. Something along the lines of, "Ya reckon that feller has some time on his hands?"

Ahh, those pesky heterographs. Perhaps "hoar frost" was the spelling you meant to choose :D . Or you're just a naughty-minded lad.

What? No Mad Max meets Burlington Northern cow catcher? Man, I had such high hopes you were going to pull through for my fantasy bumper.

LOL....going from a KLR to the Toom must be like going from a worn-out old cropduster to a jet fighter. I had a similar experience as you. I threw all kinds of mods and money at a BMW F650 GS Dakar and it was STILL a fat girl with spindly little legs (forks). Rode it for 55,000 miles over 24...

I prefer cables because of how compactly they can be stored and because they're lighter weight. However, I suspect they'll also wear out much faster.

MontBell makes a nice, ultra-light hoody. Not sure on price...bought mine on sale for $115 in 2010.

Awesome, thanks for the feedback!

:rolleyes: Some Folger's for a Hamilton Beach 48 cup urn.

Hey spressomon, any additional updates on the OE grinder from the past six months? I'm curious about the Pharos to replace a Zassenhaus knee grinder in the camper.

I'm not so sure I'd limit myself to those recommendations.. I'm seeing every variation of chain on large, German government diesels in snow and mud (many of the diamond pattern) and they're sorta picky about things like design, engineering and following the rules. I think the key part you need...

That is awesome news! Congratulations and WELL DONE !!

Holy Dodge Denizens of Doom...that's a zombie apocalypse assault vehicle, Batman!

< cue Larry the Cable Guy voiceover > Buy me a beer? Shooot, I'll let you pour it down muh throat, too, if it makes you happy. So, I ended going with a 17 x 8 wheel, the ATX Mojave. They're not too bad. I can pretend to be a cop on a big chase scene or an undercover DEA Agent in Miami. In...