They Call Me Trinity

I posted the Harley on Craigslist 6 days ago.  Did not see much interest in it for the first few days then as the weekend started I was swamped.  I priced it pretty low so I could move it.  Told everybody everything there was to know about it when we spoke.  I hid nothing from them.  Interestingly enough even with the bike priced easily a couple grand below what it was worth, I got calls from home mechanics that wanted to know exact maintenance details, what was done when, why something was or was not done.  I get it, but it was a bit annoying as I stated in the ad it was a project bike.  Some of these calls seemed to expect a mint condition bike for half the price of a mint condition bike.  Very odd. Hispanic fellow emailed me several times last night.  I missed the messages as I was preoccupied.  Sent him a reply in the morning when I woke up and saw his messages from Craigslist that I would call him on my way to work.  Called h...

So I breathed life into an old friend today. My old scooter that has sat for years collecting dust after it was replaced by a Harley that I never really was comfortable with.  Like a sleeping dragon I had to coax it back to the living, but after some well needed maintenance, a good carb cleaning, oil change, and bath, with some hesitation she rumbled back to life.  I took her for a spin around the block and quickly identified a few other maintenance items that are needed.  New rear brakes, tires needed air, air cleaner needs to be replaced (not exactly sure where to find one as they are not common for this bike any longer), some cables need to be considered due to age and I think that is the bulk of what she needs. I noted something about this bike I forgot.  She was a machine.  My newest bike is more of a graceful dancer, a very powerful graceful dancer, but less machine and more elegant.  The center of gravity is much lower, the balance is natural, th...

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