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We are getting ready to do some work on the fire escapes at PDT.
An ancient bicycle permit from Sweet Home, Oregon. Permit #0057!
Someone forgot to dispose of their fireworks.
All of the photos that I am in on the wall in my apartment.
Sketchy metal haulers scrounging.
An attempt at a swimming pool.
Drew and I were moving one of my two PC800 bikes (the one without plastics) to our shop space the other day when we ran into some problems. Rather than getting one of the motorcycle ramps we keep at the shop, we instead used a metal bed frame. The night before when I sold the Honda XL500S we used the same bed frame to get that bike up into the back of a truck without problems. It turns out that the PC800 is about twice as heavy. As you can see, hilarity resulted. Yes, there is a video from the security camera that I am working on getting.
We ended up getting several strapping young men from the fraternity to help us lift the motorcycle and frame into the truck. At our shop we cut the frame off using an angle grinder. The frame didn’t survive but the bike is just fine. From now on we will be using proper ramps rather than making frat solutions.
I will post videos and other photos once I get them from Drew and from the fraternity’s security cameras.
This morning I found Corvallis covered in a dusting of snow.
My motorcycles won’t be seeing any action for a few days if this cold weather keeps up!
The fraternity house in the snow.
Cars were crawling along to keep from smashing into each other.
The house sure is pretty in the snow.
Someone wrote out the house name in the snow on the deck. Nicely done!