end of the road..

worntorn said:

john robert bould said:

Thanks for all the support,just had a blood transfusion ,4 bags felt good for a day or two....then told i have a bug! E-coli ! Shit what's next?

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Hi John.
Haven't gotten to the top speed test you were asking for. Still doing the break in and haven't opened it right up yet, (probably never will in lower gears) but here is a little clip of the Project bike with big engine installed.
Thought you might enjoy it.
Keep on slugging.

Glen

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1c3ik92d6H ... tion=share

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DAMN!!! - those last bits were quite INSPIRING!

Hi John,

Glad to hear from you. Think of you often, and miss your inspired replies. Take care, wishing you the best.

rwalker28 said:

Hi John,

Glad to hear from you. Think of you often, and miss your inspired replies. Take care, wishing you the best.

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Re: Clanger's post , we very much agree that we often take better care of our machines than we do our own bodies. Solvents and oils and greases and brake dust and tire dust and inhaling paint or solvent vapours are now known to be cancer factors . Mechanics have very high known incidences of cancer so wear gloves when using or working with these things. Mechanic schools know this and train to use disposable plastic gloves , also exhausts to outside and facemasks for dusts. Sometimes we ignore these things in our haste to get to the root of a problem or re-assemble to get back on the road again.

Haven't lost your sense of humour John. I'm sure everyone got the e-coli/shit pun. Hope you are going ok and remember you have a lot of people supporting you mate.