RESPECT!!!!!

[cowpoos]

I've just been out in the garage....putting the bike back together....swetting...growling...crying...etc :shutup: :angry2:
The usual full range of emotions you have when putting something back together that came apart so easy ?????

I got thinking.....you really have to respect the japanese....how they put those seemingly [is that a word....erm....] imposable parts of fairing,hoses,wires,etc on those bikes day in day out in a factory....
It must be a F%$#!*%&^^$%#!@t of a job....

Maybe thats how the art of yoga came about?

[Waylander]

Much respect to them for building cool bikes and such. But you have to realize that there are like atleast 90 peaple putting together that bike over a period of time and you are by yourself or with someone else so its gonna take you more time.:Punk:

[StoneChucker]

Don't they have smaller hands?

[cowpoos]

Don't they have smaller hands?


What are you trying to say stoney.......hmmmm

[zeRax]

stoney might have a point :P

that and might they all do seperate parts of the bike ;O?
one chimp to clip hoses on and stuff on all the bikes perhaps and another guy to do anothing job ;P?

[StoneChucker]

What are you trying to say stoney.......hmmmm
What do you think I was trying to say? :blank: Was j/k that their smaller hands could fit in the tighter spaces on the bike :stupid:

Read my most recent thread, and you'll see that I do have respect for the people assembling bikes. Takes practice, for sure!

[loosebruce]

Small hands, try undoing the rear header pipe clamp on ya TL with a hand in cast, it doesn't fit and there is no way it's gonna fit but i still keep trying :spudwhat:
I didn't have to worry much about putting all the fairings n shit back on coz there is none, eh now. But the TL can be a bit fiddly at the best of times, like the times it was still in one peice, ah memories.

[Sniper]

Nothing wrong with small hands. :whistle:

[Riff Raff]

Maybe thats how the art of yoga came about?
Yoga came from India, didn't it? I think it's a variation on the Kama Sutra, or is it the other way round? :spudwhat:

[Midnight 82]

I've just been out in the garage....putting the bike back together....swetting...growling...crying...etc :shutup: :angry2:
The usual full range of emotions you have when putting something back together that came apart so easy ?????

I got thinking.....you really have to respect the japanese....how they put those seemingly [is that a word....erm....] imposable parts of fairing,hoses,wires,etc on those bikes day in day out in a factory....
It must be a F%$#!*%&^^$%#!@t of a job....

Maybe thats how the art of yoga came about?

:spudwave: Well havin the right gear for the right job comes to mind.

[MrMelon]

Nothing wrong with small hands. :whistle:
Is that cabbage I smell?

[cowpoos]

:spudwave: Well havin the right gear for the right job comes to mind.



The gear is all there my friend....a farmers best friend....that coz my workers [and me ocasionally] break stuff. :cool:

[cowpoos]

Small hands, try undoing the rear header pipe clamp on ya TL with a hand in cast, it doesn't fit and there is no way it's gonna fit but i still keep trying :spudwhat:
I didn't have to worry much about putting all the fairings n shit back on coz there is none, eh now. But the TL can be a bit fiddly at the best of times, like the times it was still in one peice, ah memories.

I can kinda imagine bruce.....its bloody hard to get at and apply enough grunt to with good hands

[Pwalo]

Small hands, try undoing the rear header pipe clamp on ya TL with a hand in cast, it doesn't fit and there is no way it's gonna fit but i still keep trying :spudwhat:
I didn't have to worry much about putting all the fairings n shit back on coz there is none, eh now. But the TL can be a bit fiddly at the best of times, like the times it was still in one peice, ah memories.

I can imagine it's a bugger. You'd have laughed seeing me try to clean my bike with a cast on may left had, and pins in my right hand.

I don't think my wife knew wether to laugh or yell at me for being so stupid.

[Zapf]

Yoga came from India, didn't it? I think it's a variation on the Kama Sutra, or is it the other way round? :spudwhat:

yep from some guru in northern india I think .... just u wait till they start making bikes! :P

Zen comes from japan thou.... and the TL ... hheheh

[John]

I respect anyone who can forge pistons, or even put them into the box fit them to the crank, or even someone who does the WOF inspections, and also I respect anyone who can make me coffee, man coffee is good beer is better, I wonder how they make bottles ohh such a big world :banana: :banana: :banana: :banana: