If you left the table early this morning, you didn’t meet these nice folks. They had just participated in a fund-raising race in which people threw colored chalk at one another. We really should mix with other customers more. It would add a little color to our conversations.
Over the last week, I worked on my BMW R1200GS motorcycle in preparation for a trip to Colorado and Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico.
1.5 tires changed (that’s another story)
Rear drive fluid changed
Rear spline greased
Rear brake pads changed
Rear brake pins cleaned and greased
Front and rear brake fluid bled
Gearbox fluid changed
Oil changed
Oil filter changed
Alternator belt changed
Throttle cables synchronized
Two patches of skin lost (one knuckle and a piece of my right little finger).
Lots of torque values were looked up.
No bolts were lost.
No tools were lost (that I know of).
The bike still starts and the brakes still work. The new tires provide a smooth ride.
Most days the temperature was 90 + in the shade. All my clothes have salt lines.
I have a tremendous feeling of satisfaction.
I’m ready to roll.
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Bob Conley, Mark Reed, and Galen Reinholt will be joining me at Eagle Creek for triathlon support on Saturday.
Remember we have Geist on Saturday the 27th., and then Downtown on Sunday August 5th.
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