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So hot. All she needs is a revolver on her hip.

Followed you home did it.

I think our member's handle was Regulator, he used to ride his Ténéré for bicycle races. I don't think he ever had a camera man on board though. He even rode on that California race that went through here in Lodi. Haven't seen him in a long time.

That explains all the same gear mounted on them. I've never seen a close up of camera man platforms before.

Rentals? They're all kitted the same... or photo shop?

Regrettably reloading is nowhere near as economical as it used to be. Prices and component availability across the board are insane. You do have an awesome shop in the Boise area that specializes in reloading. Cliff is super deep into all things reloading.

Have y'all seen what the Smith M&P auto loaders have been chambered in? 30+1 22 magnum. They've also done the same pistol in the 5.7. Gas operated delayed bolt, looks like new tech to me. Ugly, but pretty slick tech.

You can always just put a vent filter on the valve cover and a cap on the air box.

What's it chambered for? 12 gauge? Wow. That's different.

Nice clean install.

Does Scorpion do anything fancy with blue tooth? Or just regular retrofitting?

Too bad shipping has gone insane. I love my CeeBailey.

If you're tough on your clutch a Barnett could be a good thing. A Barnett pressure plate took my Royal Star through 110,000 miles on original disks.

If you can find some made from silicone they'll last longer.

How flattened out are the tire centers? Sounds like you're fall off a flat center strip.

There is a guy printing entire extended caps, no spacer needed.

Getting that fuel sender out of the tank is a tight squeeze. And yep, all are the same. I've got a '14 on my 2012.

Couldn't see any movement that looked like a primer cap being installed. They're real slick about it.

Could you tell how they're being ignited? No primer powder for a flintlock... Looks like just cock and fire.

I would call those a Blunderbuss, essentially an early shotgun. An early naval antipersonnel fire arm. They were loaded with whatever was laying around, nuts, bolts, nails, rock salt... As long as the powder held out you could keep the boarders at bay.