D.O.G. Dualsporters Of Georgia

Lol. I will be careful. Not used to this high tooting bike prep stuff! Maybe if I spray paint them black they will be cool? Haha. Still no visible duct tape on it. I made sure to keep that hidden!

Brilliant, Thx!

Oh and Tuna, I figured they wouldn't let you out of the country 'cuz you were a national secret or something...kinda like a US 007...except more stealthy

I started mounting my own tires and stopped Fing with balancing a year or two ago. Now I am using Dyna-beads (sp?). For me they have worked great - and I have recycled them from tire to tire with no problems.

For those who ride Whissenhunt north of Dahlonega (and in my back door), looks like it's going to get a little spruce up thanks to grant $$

http://www.accessnorthga.com/detail.php?n=260079

Stop by the store Ive got several options-

And I bet much more professional...

Headed up to Trackrock Valley tomorrow for spring break with the family. I will have the Tiger in tow. My wife and I plan to get away for a day of riding. maybe I'll see some of you out and about.

Anyone know of a really good suspension guru in Atlanta for a 990<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-comfficeffice" /><o></o>

That is $242000.00 for Whissenhunt! Great now we need to vote for one way trails there! Maybe they can get it ready while I am down! I should be back on my leg on 5/1.
I crashed on 3/1/2013 and here is my report...
http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=868858
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Great news. Now, I hope they don't shut it down all summer to do the work...

+1 on the one way trails!

KTMWorld/Highland Park does magic on the little bikes, I would think they can do a good job on the big ones.

KTM World can help you on the 990. They do quality work.

Do any of you Dogs know of a good maintenance man looking for a job?

what kind of job? Have a friend who is an expert trim carpenter and subcontractor. He lives in Marietta. PM me if you're interested.

Industrial maintenance.

Let me guess, you pissed someone off, gave them finger, then showed them to the door.

Might need some of that after the grandchildrens visit.

Seriously, I've been trying to hire a good industrial maintenance technician for a while now and our HR department hasn't provided any well qualified candidates. Perhaps all of the good ones have jobs. Mechanical and electrical skills seem to be fading away as youngsters these days are more interested in video games and iPhones.

I can't believe I'm so desperate that I'm looking here. :huh

Skills Desired:
> Strong troubleshooting skills
> Some electrical knowledge (must know how to use a multi-meter)
> Experience with variable speed drives (troubleshooting & configuring)
> Experience with hydraulics and pneumatics (mostly pneumatics)
> Welding and fabricating skills
> PLC programming skills (can you at least spell PLC?)
> Self motivated, must have initiative
> Able to run conduit
> Leap tall buildings in a single bound

If you have any of these skills or know somebody who does, please send me a PM. If you have all of these skills, you are my hero.

Look at trade schools. I doubt anyone with a college degree can do all that. One of the places I'd look are power plants. Guys who run power plants need those kinds of skills. I know two of them but they're both retired.