heres some of my cutups
05-11-07, 11:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Stacey
Seems to be the trend with the CCR crowd... arc welder prima donnas who have self wiping asses.
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05-14-07, 03:40 PM
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you can score a 110v wire welder on eBay for under $200.
05-14-07, 03:55 PM
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Originally Posted by robosauce
you can score a 110v wire welder on eBay for under $200.
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Quick question about that, sled:
Do 110v wire welders work provide welds strong enough for use, or is a 220v stick weld preferable?
Do 110v wire welders work provide welds strong enough for use, or is a 220v stick weld preferable?
05-15-07, 04:31 AM
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Originally Posted by robosauce
Quick question about that, sled:
Do 110v wire welders work provide welds strong enough for use, or is a 220v stick weld preferable?
Do 110v wire welders work provide welds strong enough for use, or is a 220v stick weld preferable?
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i've seen two of those bikes on www.layitlow.com ( a lowrider bike site)
05-16-07, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by J4$0N
i've seen two of those bikes on www.layitlow.com ( a lowrider bike site)
05-16-07, 10:40 PM
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You are a real *******, you have great bikes but your arrogance means you are not a true biker, but yet a poser.
I think you have overstayed your welcome, please do piss off.
I think you have overstayed your welcome, please do piss off.
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05-16-07, 11:28 PM
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You are a real *******, you have great bikes but your arrogance means you are not a true biker, but yet a poser.
I think you have overstayed your welcome, please do piss off.
I think you have overstayed your welcome, please do piss off.
05-17-07, 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted by wethepeople
You are a real *******, you have great bikes but your arrogance means you are not a true biker, but yet a poser.
I think you have overstayed your welcome, please do piss off.
I think you have overstayed your welcome, please do piss off.
Too many internet tuff guys around here.
05-21-07, 01:46 PM
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^^^Internet tough guy spotted
05-21-07, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by robosauce
^^^Internet tough guy spotted
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Originally Posted by robosauce
^^^Internet tough guy spotted
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Originally Posted by basscadetz
seems like there is always one 4ssh0l3 in every mutant bike club.
05-21-07, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by Sledbikes
yeah but it beats the 45 for every 50 critical massers
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Originally Posted by Stacey
... arc welder prima donnas who have self wiping asses.
05-21-07, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by basscadetz
ugh im not gonna even reply to that, i dont wanna get on the soapbox.
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I was commenting on the tone, not the message. While "if you ride fixie or are a roadie then I don't like you" is certainly tuff guy material, calling the guy a ******bag is hardly constructive criticism.
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Originally Posted by robosauce
I was commenting on the tone, not the message. While "if you ride fixie or are a roadie then I don't like you" is certainly tuff guy material, calling the guy a ******bag is hardly constructive criticism.
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