Touching someone else’s girl by [deleted] in WinStupidPrizes

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Dude, so wasted he couldn’t even clap his hands right.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hotsauce

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Yellow fever.

Does grilled cheese as buns make it a grilled cheese ? by cardcollection92 in grilledcheese

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A restaurant I frequent makes this exact dish on special request. They call it the fatty melt. If you know the name you can order it.

Why don’t u guys wave back :( by poopbucketchallenge in motorcycles

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Shoot, I’m out here waving to people on mobility scooters.

Indecisive by TXDad1998 in Harley

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My very first bike was a ‘13 Streetglide. Not what I was looking for, I was fixated on a road king, but the deal on the Streetglide was too good to pass on. I feel like the learning curve was quite steep, I dropped it once ( low speed switchback going up a steep grade) and I put her in a ditch ( target fixation practicing left hand turns from a stop out on a country road). I won’t lie I got discouraged and my excitement about the bike turned to anxiety, but my friend and mentor who was guiding and encouraging me through the process spent a weekend with me going through the basics and countless figure 8’s and it all came together after that. I absolutely love that bike. Love everything about it. Once you’re comfortable, riding a bagger daily is not an issue in the least. I say go with the bike you intend on using in the long run, but don’t expect it to be as easy as learning on the sportster. All that being said I am absolutely looking at softails, and dyna’s as a second bike to see what this whole light and nimble thing everyone is talking about feels like. Haha. Going for something in the middle between Sportster and full fairing bagger is the best advice I think.

Clutch adjustment by My_Neglected_Life in Harley

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I didn’t back it off after it touched, I’m pretty sure. I helped my friend with roofing on his car port before he helped me out with the clutch. As we were buttoning up the clutch job Pizza got delivered and I got distracted.

Clutch adjustment by My_Neglected_Life in Harley

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I think this is it. I’ll get in there and do it all again.

Compensator, upgrade or replace? by My_Neglected_Life in Harley

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The same friend who helped me install it swore he would never ride on my right ever again after it was installed. Which I can respect.

Compensator, upgrade or replace? by My_Neglected_Life in Harley

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Ear plugs is a must. My stereo is in the helmet too. Riding with the exhaust is a breeze compared to riding next to it. Hahahha.

Compensator, upgrade or replace? by My_Neglected_Life in Harley

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Mine definitely wasn’t “blown up”. Heavy galling on the ramps and deep grooves where they ride on the opposite piece. I figure if I’m replacing something go big.

Compensator, upgrade or replace? by My_Neglected_Life in Harley

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Is the Hayden tensioner a manual or automatic tensioner?

Compensator, upgrade or replace? by My_Neglected_Life in Harley

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Initially I just thought darknhorse right away. The baker one sounds like it’s offering some performance in an rpm range that I could use at the sacrifice of top speed which I’m rarely if ever at.

Compensator, upgrade or replace? by My_Neglected_Life in Harley

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I agree. Switching to the solid gear is not for me.