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GENERAL MOTORCYCLE FORUMS => GENERAL MOTORCYCLE => Topic started by: bikrpitts on August 04, 2006, 10:33:13 PM

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Title: Re: 2002 Bandit 1200S For Sale
Post by: Daytona on August 05, 2006, 10:13:47 PM: Quote
="bikrpitts"]I have a blue Bandit in excellent, if not mint shape for sale. Completely stock for the exception of Gen Mar handle bar risers and a Corbin seat (recently broken in from my trip to Colorado). I recently installed a new DID top of the line chain and sprockets. It has 13,800 miles on it.

I can email pictures to anyone interested. I live in Des Moines, IA.

The engine has not been modified or beaten (to death) and runs perfect.

The selling price will be $4,500.00 firm and will leave it here for a couple of weeks and then sell through the local papers. Just shoot me an email if your interested.
A bit far for me to get interested but!!! :worthless:
Good luck sounds fair to me!!!!
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Post by: snofrog on August 07, 2006, 10:52:21 PM: good luck :motorsmile:
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Post by: kedeg_97B12 on August 08, 2006, 01:32:14 PM: How about telling us what friggin year it is? :duh:
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Post by: mike on August 08, 2006, 02:22:25 PM: How about reading the post subject title kedeg, now who feels like the moron... :wink: :lol:
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Post by: kedeg_97B12 on August 08, 2006, 02:25:09 PM: Ha Ha, what a dumbass! :thanks:

Are you sure it said that the whole time? :duh:
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Post by: mike on August 08, 2006, 03:28:29 PM: Yeah its been there since he posted. No edits showing...

Don't worry I've done much worse...
On another site I type my post subject, never checked it.
Meant to say "Found a new gray area". 1st of all I imspelled grey,
2nd of all I typoed and missed the "r" in gray. So guess what it said I found.
When I checked the board the next day, there was a string of replies to my
suprise, until I realized I was being hazed for "finding a new gay area" :shock: :boohoo: :duh:
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Post by: interfuse on August 09, 2006, 12:51:27 AM: Quote
"finding a new gay area" :shock: :boohoo: :duh:

:lol: That's pretty funny.
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Post by: victor55 on August 09, 2006, 06:51:02 AM: Well Mike, are you gay?
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Post by: mike on August 09, 2006, 11:13:09 AM: No ! No means No Vic I will not date you right now ! Would you stop stalking me already !!! and quit driving past my house, it's creepy ! :stickpoke:

:downhill:
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Post by: victor55 on August 09, 2006, 04:25:08 PM: Oh! OK Mike :beers:
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Post by: mike on August 09, 2006, 05:37:59 PM: Good to hear from ya Marty... I had to put the whole wood working hobby on hold when I got worse earlier this year. I still have a bookcase on my workbench in the garage; finished assembly and sanding in Jan, just never got around to staining and urethaning it. I even have the unopened Miniwax one step still sitting next to it. I can't breathe any fumes or touch chemicals now, the doc warned me it will absorb into my blood and stress the almost dead liver thats in me now. So, maybe I'll finish it one of these days when the liver transplant somes through. eh mate !Throw a steak on the barby for me ! :)
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Post by: victor55 on August 09, 2006, 09:28:32 PM: Nice to know you are still posting Mike.

Sorry to hear about your woes.

I have not used stains or urathanes, etc on my woodwork since I found Danish Oil. It is really easy to apply has no cronic fumes like the other products, renders the wood waterproof against spilt coffee etc, dries really fast and only requires re-oiling once a year (twice if outside). It finishes with a matt finish so if you prefer gloss, your out of luck.

You should be able to get it at your local DIY store - get some ond try it b4 you apply it to your bookcase

BTW rubber gloves are best used

Good luck
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Post by: snofrog on August 09, 2006, 10:28:38 PM: WOW this thread has covered bikes for sale,homosexuality (I dont think I would have chosen this thread to come out of the closet though ) organ failure/health issues (sorry to hear about that ) and woodworking .and we aren`t even on page 2 yet :duh:

on a seprate note I have a friend on his 5th year with his doner liver and counting ,living a full life
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Post by: kedeg_97B12 on August 10, 2006, 12:57:30 PM: Heck, the thread isn't even in the right spot. Don't we have classified section? Then again I could be wrong, see my above post asking for the year of bike :wink:
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Post by: mike on August 10, 2006, 02:50:09 PM: Bravo Kedeg, That was my first thought too when I saw the post for the first time. I thought, hmm.. "let's see how long it takes for this guy to get his hand slapped, and post moved". LOL!

Now it has a ind of its own ! MUWAHAHAHAHAA !!!!
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Post by: txbanditrydr on August 10, 2006, 04:08:45 PM: Danish oils are fantastic for finishing in a lot of ways. Watco Oil is one particular brand that I use. True, it leaves a matte finish but if the wood is properly sanded it looks great. You just slop it on or wipe it or brush it..... whatever - no worries about uneven coverage like traditional stain. The only real drawback is the sloooooow cure time - this stuff takes days to fully cure out. When it finally does you can apply a topcoat sealant if you want.

Light & Medium Oak are the best shades. Cherry is a little too pink/purple, Golden Oak a little too yellow. Some interesting combinations can be mixed using a little of everything.

BTW - watch the oil soaked rags.... they are subject to spontaneous combustion in the right/wrong conditions.

Is that bike still for sale????? :lol:
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Post by: PitterB4 on August 10, 2006, 11:11:31 PM: So... do I move this to Bikes Wanted/For Sale, Off Topic?? I think we need a new forum - Other!
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Post by: victor55 on August 11, 2006, 06:46:46 AM: Hey there Pitter - how about a new forum called `Chin Waggin' :bigok:

Now there's an old US phrase that I haven't heard since I stopped watching The Waltons