1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

My friends and I goto breakfast place is this Mexican Steakhouse. They have this platter which is absolutely massive and has tortillas, steak, salsa, bacon, eggs, rice, and refried beans.

It was the first thing I ate after I almost got into this accident, and god damn it has never tasted so good before.

 

Poor tundra

 

It was his fault, he was driving too fast in the rain and made a turn and plowed into the theee cars behind me. If I was only a couple seconds earlier that would been me.

I remember running out of the truck and slamming open his door and asking if he was okay. I’ll never forget the look on his face, he was just shell shocked.

 

Damn thats crazy. I remember when i saw a dude on a bike get hit by a car and i was the first one there trying to help him. He was all out of it and trying to get up and im jsut like dude you need to lay still snd now move till the paramedics come

 

I ride a fair bit and I'm always afraid of being rearended as that is where I can see the least. Saw a dude get plowed from behind by and old lady in a Mini and I immediately stopped traffic with the taco got out and helped him up, got his bike up and out of the road. We all waited until the cops and fire dept got there. Taco makes a damn good road block haha.

 

I use to ride my bike alot and yeah i was always afraid of some hitting me. Especially on the street i work on lots of people back out of parking spots way to fast without looking. Usally i always try to stay on the sidewalk on busy streets

 

I just realized you are talking about pedal bikes, I was talking motorcycle. I'm kinda hard to miss on a loud ass Harley RoadKing but the poor dude that I helped after he got hit was on a tiny black sport bike that was pretty quiet, luckily he was wearing gear and didn't get burnt or anything

 

Lol oh. Yeah i was talking about a bicycle. I thought about buying a motorcycle once then remembered how many people ik who have been in bad accident and i was like nvm ik i will wrek one day if i get one it wont be pretty.

My cousin completely shatterd his pelvis in his accident luckily he can walk now but he was in physical therapy for a long time

 

I love riding, shame it gets too hot here to even bother. I sold the Harley but I'll be getting a WR450F come riding season again. Want something I can hoon in the woods a bit. I don't ride on the street much here so I figured SuperMoto would be better for me now. Although I really miss my 1983 Honda Sabre VF750S, that little V4 could boogy, just was too small of a bike for how tall I am. I'm a cautious rider but around here I opt not to ride more often than not because of how bad everyone here is about being on their phones. Another reason why I cannot wait to be out of AZ.

 

If i ever buy a bike it will probably be a old harley maybe a shovel head or panhead.
I can see myself getting into to much trouble on a street bike lol

 

My dads got an older Sabre in the garage that hasn’t been used in years, I don’t know for sure what model or anything it is, he use to pile the miles on it with his brother.

Also, really going stir crazy sitting around my house, I don’t wanna spend money going somewhere and they didn’t need me at work today... making me twitch

 

Any special tools or process to change out the rear brake line? Need to install my extended length one, gonna do it tonight. Or any particular process? Seems easy enough but just want to make sure I'm not fooled by how simple it looks.

 

A flare wrench.

 

Easy, I'd have a 10mm flare wrench handy, might need a spare brake line clip depending on what brand line you got too

 

A line wrench helps. But nothing special just dont let te fluid get ever where because im pretty sure it damages paint.

 

The Headstrong Offroad one, says it includes all fittings needed for install. I'll double check the package when I get home

 

You also need a second person to help bleed the breaks after... that parts important lol

 

Oh you'll need another foot as well to help you bleed it, gotta bleed passenger side rear, then driver side rear, then LSPV

 

yeah that shouldn't be a problem, got my fiance's aunt and uncle staying with us this weekend so I'll just put him to work lol.

 

I always just remember it as start farthest away from the master cylinder