I am not always the smartest guy around and I take a bit more to learn than some folks. 1) I need to see what very good is or looks like, 2) I need to see what bad is. For whatever reason that is how I learn.
So for ALL you welders out there, good bad or indifferent this website is for you.
Sit back, relax, grab a cold one or a hot cup 'o Joe; look at the pics and READ the descriptions (NOTE: It is NOT advisable to read and drink at the same time)
Enjoy!
http://128.83.80.200/taco/scarysteering.html
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01-19-2008, 10:34 AM #1
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Advanced welding techniques
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01-19-2008, 11:48 AM #2
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All they need now is a saying on the side that says "Hold My Beer & Watch This"
It is easy to see there was more detail put into the paint than anything else on the whatever you call that thing.
No welding on this link but I cant believe somebody did this to a beautiful 2003 Anniversary Edition bike. Maybe they are all related somehow.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...m=190191684925Ken
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01-19-2008, 04:18 PM #3
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Absolutely hillarious!
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01-19-2008, 05:09 PM #4
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Not crazy about the language, even tho I sometimes use it myself.
Amazing what somepeople are proud of.
My favorite saying, " no matter how much you polish a turd it's still a piece of crap" (original).Tim Beeker,
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01-19-2008, 08:03 PM #5
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no matter how much you polish a turd it's still a piece of crap
that about covers it. i'm glad i don't live any where near those trucks, just think how many are on the road.
No welding on this link but I cant believe somebody did this to a beautiful 2003 Anniversary Edition bike
some people will F-up any thing, and think its better that way.
if you are going to make a custom bike make it worth looking at or don't bother.
"custom one of a kind POS pipes" it should have read.
too many people have too much $$ and not enough holding up their hat.
thanks for the help
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hope i helped
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01-19-2008, 09:27 PM #6
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Ok those trucks are frightening in my own opinion If your gonna build a monster truck do it right make it be able to accommodate the 8ft tall tires and have it run on alcohol injected engine. Also spend some hard earned cash and have a real fabricator build the frame.
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