I quit my job today:finger: and was able to do some of my own work on the bike (5,000mi service @ 4,000mi). It is surprising how little I did made her run so much better, I think is was the platinum plugs, belt adjustment and the clutch adjustment that did it. When I had her in for the 1,000mi and stage1 there were a number of knocks, squeaks and vibes now she is Harley smooth and Harley quiet, why the dealer could not do the few simple things I did is beyond me.
I quit my job today:finger: and was able to do some of my own work on the bike (5,000mi service @ 4,000mi). It is surprising how little I did made her run so much better, I think is was the platinum plugs, belt adjustment and the clutch adjustment that did it. When I had her in for the 1,000mi and stage1 there were a number of knocks, squeaks and vibes now she is Harley smooth and Harley quiet, why the dealer could not do the few simple things I did is beyond me.
U were leading me down a path at the begining of your thread then you jumped into the deep end. Glad you got some good work done on your bike. Did you quit b/c your employer wouldn't let you tinker on the weekends? Any new jobs lined up? Hard to keep the chrome coming with no income.
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Sweep around your own front door, before you try to sweep around mine.
No new jobs, but the house is paid for, the new 2005 34’ 3 slide Winnebago is paid for, my 2003 truck is paid for and my new 2005 Sportster is paid for. What more do I need? itting here thinking, I have all kinds of tools that I may sell, along with the house and the truck and hit the road.
It was 20-25 years ago when I did not take sh1t from a boss, drifting state to state (Working when I have to and quitting when I can) and now after all the years of BS from the man I can afford to not take any sh1t so I told them to F off and it felt great.
No new jobs, but the house is paid for, the new 2005 34’ 3 slide Winnebago is paid for, my 2003 truck is paid for and my new 2005 Sportster is paid for. What more do I need? itting here thinking, I have all kinds of tools that I may sell, along with the house and the truck and hit the road.
It was 20-25 years ago when I did not take sh1t from a boss, drifting state to state (Working when I have to and quitting when I can) and now after all the years of BS from the man I can afford to not take any sh1t so I told them to F off and it felt great.
Good for you . Many folks wish they could tell your story. Enjoy!
Heck yea. Best of luck to you. Be careful of the tax man. You can't tell him to F off. He will be knocking looking for yealy taxes on them toys.
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You can't tell him to F off. He will be knocking looking for yealy taxes on them toys.
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