As long as the seals don't pass over the pits you'll probably be ok. If they do you can fill them with epoxy and sand them down flush with the tube using very fine sandpaper or emery cloth.

Buddy Hackett, the early years.

I went to Apps and uninstalled Gemini some time ago. Haven't seen or heard from it since.

Don't know about "innocent." If you're riding on snow in the first place you're at least complicit.

Still, heal up fast. The anatomy of the human knee is the best argument there is against intelligent design. Hard to think of a dumber way to do it.

If you're looking for a job send this to my local Kawasaki dealer. You'd be running the service department in no time.

It gets better...I mean worse. Later on it reads like an instruction manual for the kind of crap that's going down today.

I first read 1984 many years ago. Back then it was fiction.

I read it again this year and it was a documentary.

I got my Sophie at seven weeks old. I took her outside every four hours day and night and she was housebroken in 2.5 weeks. That lost sleep was worth it.

And yes, you'll be besties.

Google Gemini told me chickens aren't birds. So, yeah, give it the nuclear codes. What's the worst that can happen?

Take up a hobby like chainsaw juggling. Suddenly, right when you have all three in the air and need to focus like crazy, the inspiration will come.

(R)amen.

Indifferent maintenance for the win!

Can't argue with that, even though my current ride is carbed. The difference for me is when something goes wrong, I can tune/fix a carb; with FI I just throw up my hands and give someone my credit card.

It's very freeing to stop caring if your bike gets dirty. It really extends the riding season.

Nor have I, at least not one in good shape. If it didn't weigh 600 pounds I'd look for one.