Posted by old on February 16, 2008 at 15:32:19 from (4.244.221.22):
Today my son went to check the mail. He road his 1973 Honda CL125 out to do it, drive ways a mile long. Well on his way back he got about 100 yards from the house and down shifted, his bike back fired and died. Well he parked it out side instead of in the shed so I told him go put it away but figured I would have him try to start it so as to maybe listen to it and see why it had died. Well first kick and it started right up. I told him I guess I scared it because if it hadn't started I would have pull out some tools. But what really makes this funny is this happens to me a lot. People will call me and say this or that will not start or they bring me things that will not start but yet when I try they start up. So whats happening or do I just scare things LOL. Figured you guys might get a good laugh on this one
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