Cowboy Denny
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Made me laugh.., something my son sent me and I laughed
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this was funny on how they smacked the casper slide with a big bible and it altered the song like this
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So my son is in the service and he's friends with everyone that will let him. He's straight (likes girls) and this particular gay friends knows that but sent my son this song and said he thinks of him. Now we aren't sure if its a joke (which I'm assuming it is) but you never know. Enjoy, cause it made me laugh
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I need to add a light to the front of my K5 for trail riding. Been trying to figure out where to mount the light on the front to help me see where I'm going. Thinking of front bumper and using the combo light that does spot and flood. I'd like to add an sPod under the hood of the Blazer so I could connect my AirLockers to (Turn on/off compressor, Turn on/off front locker, Turn on/off rear locker) then I would also add the rigid front bar light. The square holes on my diy4x bumper are 2" which I haven't found any decent light that will light the trail so I'll probably just save those holes for my highlift jack. To the right of the Warn control box I could add a 10" rigid light.. something like the E-Series PRO 10 inch SPOT/FLOOD combo bar. (SKU110313) Even though I like the low profile look of the sr series pro 10 inch spot/flood combo (SKU910313) which is about a hundred dollars cheaper than the eseries pro 10inch shown above. COMPARING SPECs, they look the same For reference, the different beam patterns 11-13836-A_-_E_SR-Series_PRO.pdf
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HVAC is working mostly.. it heats up nicely. The issue is the actuator is moving but the door attached isn't moving (like its stuck)... but its not a priority right now since I can at least heat the cabin up. I'm sure I'll need this to work in the summer when I need to cool it down. Some reason heat from the headers, flowmasters, engine I believe help it heat up inside. Brakes are leaking pretty bad after Davison Automotive replaced the front part of the rear brakes and put a new Master Cylinder on. Going to try and bring it in on Thursday to have them fix what they were suppose to fix. K5 is at Mr. Frontend today to get 4 new Ball Joints since there is some play on the drivers side lower and a little play on the right side lower. Since they have to change them just going to have the uppers done as well (estimated cost $1000 using Moog). They suggested a steering stabilizer/dampener but it would be aftermarket. They would prefer I find it and bring it in.
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Event Hosted by Discover 4x4 Adventures and Keri Porter. Friday Evening: GPS Challenge then Social Hour. Saturday: Trails in Grayling area (bring your own lunch and snacks) -- Evening group dinner Sunday: Head for home -
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Utilizing Davison Automotive to fix my rear brake lines since I found brake fluid under my Blazer which tells me I have a small brake fluid leak. I checked the Master Cylinder and it didn't appear even low so its probably very small leak. The estimate to replace the rear brake lines is roughly $300-$350 so we'll see what it ends up being. Dropped it off at 7am today and we'll see how it works out. HVAC is an issue for sure. I have replaced everything it feels and still doesn't work.
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Most of you know but for those that don’t show know that Sam Kinison likes to swear so he warned
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Entering its 25th year of operation, KTM’s Junior Supercross schedule has been announced for 2024. Rounds 1–10 will be open to all applicants who meet requirements, and the 11th round will serve as the finale where winners of the first 10 rounds are invited to compete at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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In its twenty-fifth year in existence, the KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS Program has showcased the talents of over 3000 boys and girls in stadium racing venues worldwide, racing on the very same tracks as their Supercross heroes. While Junior Racing highlights these talented young riders from around the country and around the world, it also promotes riding and racing motorcycles as a family activity – exciting and accessible – especially for kids! From the first practice lap aboard the 2024 KTM SX-E 5 motorcycle to the final race, KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS offers a safe, supportive and entertaining environment for all riders, parents, and fans. KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS is a fantastic opportunity for participants to immerse themselves in the excitement of Supercross from a very unique perspective, and to enjoy the sport as a fun and rewarding experience. For 2024, the application process is available online. Interested riders must meet the requirements stated in the official rules, which are found on the Registration page. If a rider is selected to race in KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS Program, they will live out a day as a Supercross superstar! All riders receive a special gear package which includes a racing jersey, racing pants, gloves, helmet, hat and more. These items were specially designed and selected to help prepare KTM JUNIOR SUPERCROSS stars for the biggest racing experience of their lives. And while only one rider may win the event, every racer and every racer's family will take home memories that will last a lifetime.
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
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From the album: Tolley, Ryder
