Jellyfish and such
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I’ll go ahead and guess pink?
that dang Barbie movie..lol
my wife wants her bicycle painted also.
that dang Barbie movie..lol
my wife wants her bicycle painted also.
No no not
Kawasaki green. She of it while sitting in a closet batting a light bulb on a string writing angry emails to the government
No no not my daughterI’ll go ahead and guess pink?
that dang Barbie movie..lol
my wife wants her bicycle painted also.
I’ve been stalling hoping she’ll forget about it
The kawi green is awesome
enjoy your family project!
The kawi green is awesome
enjoy your family project!
I once had a Kawasaki, some big green-tanked offroader.
It sat in my room for most of a year at university, in pieces, the condition in which we got it.
Then I let my friend have it.
35 years later, and it is still in the same boxes.
It sat in my room for most of a year at university, in pieces, the condition in which we got it.
Then I let my friend have it.
35 years later, and it is still in the same boxes.
MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
Ok so time to get this apart
Little bit of sparks
This frame Sat out for years completely seized
Her eyes lit up when she found out we got the play with fire
Worked like a charm
Little bit of sparks
This frame Sat out for years completely seized
Her eyes lit up when she found out we got the play with fire
Worked like a charm
Fire is pretty effective. Living in Cali I've never yet had to use the heat wrench to get a bike apart. Just took one apart yesterday that had been sitting out in the Sierra weather for the last 20 years, no issues. Model A's on the other hand...
Great start, another cool build on the way!
Takes a real man to admit a little girl is better than he is !!
I have no problems admitting my daughters are better than me isn't that the goal my oldest just graduated university she's an electrical engineer crazy smart works for the government now overseeing patents and this one here is already looking to buy a broken down van repairing it and useing it to live in. I've always taught them that everything they want they will have to work twice as hard as there brother to succeed. I know it shouldn't be this way but I've always thought them in the words of Sturgill Simpson life ain't fair and the world is mean
We raised 3 daughters- and proud to say they are ALL better than me
MattiThundrrr
Rattus All Terrainus
The meaning of life is to create better copies of yourself.
It's neat to see you doing this project with your daughter. My oldest daughter is much younger than yours, but she's been spending more time with me in the garage this last year including while I tore apart and brought a Screamer back to life and now again with my Cotton Picker. It's definitely more fun to have a little version of you to talk to and to teach while doing something you enjoy like this! Hopefully in the future my kiddos will want to get involved too!
Teach her now. I remember growing up my first intro to tools was my bike. To many kids no longer do that and once there 20 have no clue my work involves a lot of tools we can't get young people able to do the job. This is a huge thing were missing with those disposable bikes.
I get them the kids to help and do it so they can learn basic skills
