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    Ah yes, H-D parts, well the rear sprocket (chromed of course) hanging by the back door makes an ideal 'gong' for your other half to bang on to let you know somebody wants you on the phone. Can even hear it over the noise of the lawn mower.
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    Mount the bike upside down next to the shower head in the ...erm...shower.
    Remove the/a spark plug, drill and tap into the top of the piston and screw in a long piece of rod.
    At the end of the rod attach a scrubbing brush.
    Engage a gear and turn the wheel (or get a 'friend' to do it for you).
    As you turn the wheel the brush will move up and down and you can back up to it to get to those hard to reach spots.
    Change to the appropriate gear to get the speed you want.
    To make things a bit more convivial make sure you use a multicylinder - a twin, triple or even four just multiplies the fun.
    ...she took the KT, and left me the Buell to ride....(Blues Brothers)

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    Put slicks on and use as a pastry roller.
    ...she took the KT, and left me the Buell to ride....(Blues Brothers)

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    Make a mousetrap.
    Prop it up on a drinking straw above a piece of cheese (anything heavier than a drinking straw would be too hard for a mouse to move).
    Tie a piece of string between the cheese and the straw.
    When a mouse grabs the cheese, two hundred kilos of motorbike will topple off the drinking straw and crush the life out of the evil little creature.
    Aaahahahahahahaaaaaa!!!!!
    ...she took the KT, and left me the Buell to ride....(Blues Brothers)

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    Quote Originally Posted by idb
    Mount the bike upside down next to the shower head in the ...erm...shower.
    Remove the/a spark plug, drill and tap into the top of the piston and screw in a long piece of rod.
    At the end of the rod attach a scrubbing brush.
    Engage a gear and turn the wheel (or get a 'friend' to do it for you).
    As you turn the wheel the brush will move up and down and you can back up to it to get to those hard to reach spots.
    Change to the appropriate gear to get the speed you want.
    To make things a bit more convivial make sure you use a multicylinder - a twin, triple or even four just multiplies the fun.
    Will you stop it your gonna scare people!!!!! or start some of our female members thinking about dismantling the old mans triumph "so they can reach those hard to get at places in the shower" "like heaven maybe" Ha Ha
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    Quote Originally Posted by idb
    Make a mousetrap.
    Prop it up on a drinking straw above a piece of cheese (anything heavier than a drinking straw would be too hard for a mouse to move).
    Tie a piece of string between the cheese and the straw.
    When a mouse grabs the cheese, two hundred kilos of motorbike will topple off the drinking straw and crush the life out of the evil little creature.
    Aaahahahahahahaaaaaa!!!!!
    You watch a lot of cartoons don't ya !!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog
    Ah yes, H-D parts, well the rear sprocket (chromed of course) hanging by the back door makes an ideal 'gong' for your other half to bang on to let you know somebody wants you on the phone. Can even hear it over the noise of the lawn mower.
    That's good I like that one, that will definatley be included, course the illustration will have the old man riding a harley lawn mower round the garden
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    An exercycle for folks who don't like exercise.
    ...she took the KT, and left me the Buell to ride....(Blues Brothers)

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    A toy mouse ...made to look like he is running in his wheel With a photo of a cat pinned behind the wheel

    a belt drive off the mouses wheel disappearing into the alternator side and the gear box sprocket connected by drive chain ... to a old Ac 3 phase electric motor ,,which has a lead that the tv runs off

    So it LOOKS like the mouse is driving the engine ..which inturn is powering the 3phase Ac motor , which looks like the TV is being powered by the AC motor

    you coul even rig up a few amp meters to swing wildly ........

    The whole arrangement would of course be powered by a small cheap ac motor hidden in the engine !!!

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