Ahh, interesting scenario....Pop quiz. You are lying next to your mangled bike with a broken ankle. You can just reach your saddle bag to get that parachute flare out. You pop it off in hopes of a quick rescue and....Oh my! You started a fire! What are you going to do? Jeff> > > > > Doesn't this flare business strike anyone as a real good way to start a > > forest fire! > > Morgan > > They're pretty specifically designed to burn up before they come back > down, I think. But hey, if you want to be found... >
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Easy Jeff, First you'll burn on Earth then you'll burn in Hell......And that's my final answer. Bogdan> > > > Ahh, interesting scenario....Pop quiz. You are lying next to your mangled > bike with a broken ankle. You can just reach your saddle bag to get that > parachute flare out. You pop it off in hopes of a quick rescue and....Oh > my! You started a fire! What are you going to do? > > Jeff >
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In a message dated 5/26/00 7:24:55 PM Canada Central Standard Time,
DSN_klr650@egroups.com writes:
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Don't bother, it doesn't fit anyway. Not enough clearance from the "S-bend"
pipe over the stock head pipe. Use a good bead of high temp sealant. Words
straight from the mouth of the Supertrapp rep.
Jim Sherlock