are these freakin motors getting heavier.

my god i look good thanks for speeding up my work outs with results like that every body should be on the patton program can you just imagine what some of our good freinds on here would look like after such an intense program. what we need now is some before and after shot's. don't let us down o wise one.

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[Click on image to count the reps.]

oh steve youre so dreamy,daves just another skinny old white dude! :woohoo: :laugh:

timebomb33 wrote:

i'm in the process of installing my 900 motor in the frame and i swear the thing has grown about a hundred pounds. did it get heavier or am i just getting older and out of shape with this dam teaching job, i used to be able to throw these things around like nothing . i think it's time for me get out of this profession and back spinning wrenches again i liked it better and i was in shape . i'm getting soft and i don't like it.

Do I know where you're coming from Can't be age sneaking up;) I figured the mass of aluminum increases density over time....:laugh:

my god patton you were spying on me i didn't think i had left the curtains open but i guess i must have.

larry i think what's going on may be due to global warming with loss of our precious ozone layer our gravity has increased by a factor of .5 so i think that was my main problem. i could not have anything to do with my age or codition could it.

Hahahahahahahahaha. (Texting from lake)
Timmy, did ya shart lifting that 903? Lol

I had to lift a complete 650 motor form the floor into a shipping crate last summer. ENOUGH OF THAT NONSENSE...

When I assembled my bike, I laid the engine on it's side on a blanket and set the frame over it. Much easier..