phase i complete... now what?

[Swede]

Either that or Gino's taking this way too serious. Johnny Knoxville '01 KE100

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., monahanwb@y... wrote: > > Upon closer inspection I discovered that the cogged belt would pick > > up small bits of gravel and carry them along like a conveyor belt. > > When the bit of gravel got sandwiched between the belt and the > > sprocket, it would damage the softest thing, the belt. Some even > > punched throught the belt. Back then, the kit came with a > deflector, > > but it wasn't much. Now, the belt drives on all of stock Harleys > > have big deflectors that keep this from happening. > > > > Gino > > I think Jennifer is shacked up with Gino down there in N. Mex. He's > telling her all his secrets.

[Toby 'Slide' Lampson]

k650dsn@... wrote:

> --- In DSN_klr650@y..., Toby 'Slide' Lampson wrote: > > > > > > jenJBphun@c... wrote: > > > > > Belts don't work in dirt. -Jennifer > > > > ....And why, pray tell, not.....you steamy matron of spinning gyros > you? > > > > By the way.......where'd ya ever come by the initials 'J B' ? > > > > > > Slide > > Actually, Jennifer is right and I can speak from experience. I had > an 87 Harley Sportster and I a did a chain to belt conversion on it. > After a few weeks of riding up and down the 3/4 mile dirt/gravel road > to my house, I noticed the belt was showing some fraying in spots. > Upon closer inspection I discovered that the cogged belt would pick > up small bits of gravel and carry them along like a conveyor belt. > When the bit of gravel got sandwiched between the belt and the > sprocket, it would damage the softest thing, the belt. Some even > punched throught the belt. Back then, the kit came with a deflector, > but it wasn't much. Now, the belt drives on all of stock Harleys > have big deflectors that keep this from happening. > > Gino

Oh, I see........actually I was off in left field someplace, about 30 sexual inferences down the line, thinkin' ol' Jenbutt was up to more of her JB Phun. Come-on Jennifer where are you? Talk dirty to us.............I wanna see ya make the old farts sweat. Go ahead sit on a xerox machine and upload it to files.....so all the lonely trail broncs can see what they're really ogling after.......(g) (She's probably off in some dark alley with a greasy tattoed love boy). Slide

[k650dsn@aol.com]

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., "Swede" wrote:

> Either that or Gino's taking this way too serious. > > Johnny Knoxville > '01 KE100 > > --- In DSN_klr650@y..., monahanwb@y... wrote: > > > Upon closer inspection I discovered that the cogged belt would > pick > > > up small bits of gravel and carry them along like a conveyor > belt. > > > When the bit of gravel got sandwiched between the belt and the > > > sprocket, it would damage the softest thing, the belt. Some

even

> > > punched throught the belt. Back then, the kit came with a > > deflector, > > > but it wasn't much. Now, the belt drives on all of stock

Harleys

> > > have big deflectors that keep this from happening. > > > > > > Gino > > > > I think Jennifer is shacked up with Gino down there in N. Mex. > He's > > telling her all his secrets.

Guess I missed something. I though we were discussing why belt drive doesn't work offroad. I'll go back and read the whole thread. And no, I'm not shacked up with Jennifer. Trust me, you wouldn't want to be either Gino

[jenJBphun@cs.com]

Slide - my signature comes phrum: JB- Jimmy Buffett, Phun is a take on Parrotheads and drunk fun with philosophers and married servicemen in Ventura Co bars. -Jennifer

[jenJBphun@cs.com]

Thank you Gino for coming to my aid - all girls know that belts and thongs don't work in dirt. I promise to a) thing you a thong when I see you with the t-shirts, and b) I will have my friend send you a backup thong for your Harley, even if you don't have one. -Jennifer

[jenJBphun@cs.com]

I saw Harley belts go bad in dirt. Really and truly. Dirt and rocks get stuck in the little belt driver thingy that goes around and then the rubber belt goes bad. We all know how bad rubber is bad news for boys and girls and their motorcycles, don't we? -Jennifer

[Kurt Simpson]

> Thank you Gino for coming to my aid - all girls know that belts > and thongs don't work in dirt. I promise to a) thing you a thong when I

see

> you with the t-shirts, and b) I will have my friend send you a backup > thong for your Harley, even if you don't have one. -Jennifer

Jennifer, I'm confused...when you first came on the list you seemed to be easily offended with the chauvinist banter and lack of PC...but now you seem a lot more like Dawn Rhodes...I don't know if you ever met Dawn but she is, shall we say "colorful"... Kurt

[jenJBphun@cs.com]

Well, it is true I was more sensitive, but I am off medication now and feeling much more like a woman. I have never met Dawn, and I don't remember seeing any posts from her since I came here. I might be leaving the klr group soon because I have so much work it is hard to keep up. -Jennifer

[rileysean2001@yahoo.com]

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., jenJBphun@c... wrote:

> Well, it is true I was more sensitive, but I am off medication now

and

> feeling much more like a woman

Was you taking pennecillin? Or what all? I been there honey, it's OK. Yer bud Seanie

[k650dsn@aol.com]

In a message dated 3/2/2001 3:47:55 PM Mountain Standard Time, JenJBphun@... writes:

> Thank you Gino for coming to my aid - all girls know that belts and thongs > don't work in dirt. I promise to a) thing you a thong when I see you with > the t-shirts, and b) I will have my friend send you a backup thong for your > Harley, even if you don't have one.

I'll pass on the thong, but my camel might want one. Gino [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]