I think our Ural was made by the Weyland-Yutani Corporation.
Separated at birth?
(Crossposted from Marc’s Soviet Steeds post over here.)
Adventures Aboard a Soviet Motorcycle
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- Dear Kelsey:The best place to hear abojt compression problems are in the shop. The worst p...
- Thanks I'll check there and if i find one I'm in dept to you. It's really hard to find.
- The bike's been in the shop for almost a month now. He found out that the engine was havi...
- Dear Kelsey:How are things going with your bike in the shop? Has the mechanic found anythi...
- We don't have ours at the moment, as it's in the trunk of the bike, at the shop. Someone ...
Dear Kelsey:
Have you guys considered getting a helicopter? Helicopters average one hour of service for one hour of flying time. I was thinking that might equate to less time than you guys spend in the shop now.
What is the the white stuff dripping out of this machine? And how did it get in there?
Fondest regards,
Jack • reep • Toad
Twisted Roads
http://jackriepe.blogspot.com/
It’s the proof that oil *can* indeed mix with water. We occasionally get water in our transmission. We have, however, found the leak, we just need to get some silicone gel to seal it up.