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Re: Running back an hourmeter
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Posted by dr.sportster on July 14, 2005 at 13:45:13 from (12.75.209.159):
In Reply to: Running back an hourmeter posted by txgrn on July 13, 2005 at 20:31:23:
I worked at a Harley-Davidson dealer back in the seventies.One day some kids broke into a storage garage and stole three Yamaha dirt bikes.They were IT models,off road but lights and speedo equiped.When the kids got caught each bike had about forty miles on the speedos.The owner was in his office all day for a week or so with a drill in reverse.Everytime a mechanic walked by they would yell to the owner"Bill those are used machines now" He would yell back,"No way am I taking a loss because of some punk kids." It was actually pretty funny to see the grouchy jerk winding away for days on end.So I think it takes alot with the reverse drill method.Good luck.
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