Love the file on the hook.Day 5, I used the pen in my plus scales to write the code number of the date bits I bought at the health food store when I couldn't find their pen.
That's a great idea!!
Thanks for following along Poncho and Vicman.Day 6I am always trying to figure out what implement to slide up and down the dirty areas of a used SAK. I have used the tweezers, but they're not very robust.I decided to try using the mini screwdriver with a moist paper towel wrapped around it, worked great!
No day 4 pic then?
Quote from: zoidberg on April 02, 2017, 08:22:16 AMNo day 4 pic then?I didn't take one of me filing my fingernail. Did I just fail the challenge?
Since I hold my knife with one hand and file the fingernail with the other, I didn't take a photo. Second time I've failed one of these challenges.Oh well....maybe third time will be a charm.
Quote from: FolderBeholder on April 02, 2017, 04:26:18 PMSince I hold my knife with one hand and file the fingernail with the other, I didn't take a photo. Second time I've failed one of these challenges.Oh well....maybe third time will be a charm. Just keep going. Remember it doesn't have to be an action pic.
Outstanding thread Folder!! Love those rides!
Quote from: zoidberg on April 02, 2017, 10:53:21 PMQuote from: FolderBeholder on April 02, 2017, 04:26:18 PMSince I hold my knife with one hand and file the fingernail with the other, I didn't take a photo. Second time I've failed one of these challenges.Oh well....maybe third time will be a charm. Just keep going. Remember it doesn't have to be an action pic. Okay cool, I'm still alive! Day 8Today I was out riding and my riding partner noticed my battery hose was dragging. Thankfully the SAK came to the rescue as I didn't have any tools with me for the short ride I was taking today. Had to unscrew the battery cover, reattach, then snug it all back down.These are the bikes:
Great pictures FB ..... I like the motorbikes.Glad that your challenge is still on.
Such a nice day for a ride! I rode for 30+ years before selling my last bike (1100cc / 121 horse power).
Quote from: NorCalJim on April 03, 2017, 04:47:44 AMSuch a nice day for a ride! I rode for 30+ years before selling my last bike (1100cc / 121 horse power). NorCal, these Symba's have a whopping 6.7 horsepower, 101cc engine. No clutch, just auto-shift, 4 speeds. I totally dig little motorbikes.Learned to ride on a Honda 70...then I got a Puch moped as a teenager, then a Yamaha 125 Enduro for high school....then started driving cars, so I took a break from riding.But now I'm back and love vintage Hondas and Modern Vespas. These Symbas are 2015, so they're modern electronics which is helpful. I cannot imagine 121 horse power! I rode my 21 horse power Vespa GTS250 i.e. 600 miles to Baja Calif. and back and that seemed like a lot of power to me.
Glad you to see you having fun on your motorbike.
Quote from: VICMAN on April 03, 2017, 03:10:22 PMGlad you to see you having fun on your motorbike.Thanks Vicman! The Symba and little ones are mostly for back trail riding.This modern Vespa has 21 horsepower, it's the one I took down to Baja since it's quite capable of keeping up with traffic. It's only 250cc though.
Another good use for the hook.I have only seen the hook with the file on back in pictures. All the hooks on my Vics are smooth on the back.I think they should put the file on the back of all hooks. It would be handy.
Quote from: FolderBeholder on April 03, 2017, 03:14:50 PMQuote from: VICMAN on April 03, 2017, 03:10:22 PMGlad you to see you having fun on your motorbike.Thanks Vicman! The Symba and little ones are mostly for back trail riding.This modern Vespa has 21 horsepower, it's the one I took down to Baja since it's quite capable of keeping up with traffic. It's only 250cc though. That is a nice looking Vespa FB. That would be a lot of fun to ride!