Speaking of motorcycles + pets, what was that motorcycle riding dog's name? I just vaguely remember the encounter but got the impression he was famous... You were probably there.
I have seen numerous motorcycle dogs as passengers. However, none were famous, and I do not know what you are talking about. And, when, who, where, were we speaking of motorcycles + pets?Speaking of motorcycles + pets, what was that motorcycle riding dog's name? I just vaguely remember the encounter but got the impression he was famous... You were probably there.
No I just bent it up/down. That may have been my problem. Leaving out the washer is probably the way to go.Did you double bend the tang?
right here, cuzAnd, when, who, where, were we speaking of motorcycles + pets?
Maybe you weren't there for the dog. Somebody said he was famous around town. Best as I can remember he was a little white dog, can't remember now if he rode on the tank, in something holding him or what. He had a funny name that I can't remember.The East Side Classic show includes a raffle. Local artists decorate new helmets that are the raffle highlight. The show and raffle benefits Austin Pets Alive
That is cool. Not sure if Georgia has something like that or not.View attachment 194365
Texas allows you to use actual, vintage license plates that are in good condition. They just have to have been issued in the same year as that on the title. Here's the one I just got for the RustBucket. In the early 70s, you were issued a brand-new license plate, with the current year embossed on it, every year. Since they were only used for a year, it's pretty easy to find them in good condition.
Note the green sticker -- the RustBucket was last registered in 1983.
"The past is like a foreign country -- they do things differently there." Imagine the expense and the logistics and the record-keeping by pencil.[In the early 70s, you were issued a brand-new license plate, with the current year embossed on it, every year.
Yeah, but there were less people to keep records on. Texas population in 1973 was 12 million. Texas population in 2020 was 29 million."The past is like a foreign country -- they do things differently there." Imagine the expense and the logistics and the record-keeping by pencil.
That is cool. Not sure if Georgia has something like that or not.
In some states, I believe, you can display a vintage plate, but you also have to carry around a current modern plate, which seems pointless.Kansas works the same way with old tags and antique vehicles. I havent bothered because I havent gotten a straight answer about if there are restrictions on operating one like Arkansas does or did. You were allowed to drive them to car shows or drive in type meetings, and on the weekends. People usually didn't adhere to the rule, but if it can make things a hassle I don't want to deal with it.
Kansas works the same way with old tags and antique vehicles. I havent bothered because I havent gotten a straight answer about if there are restrictions on operating one like Arkansas does or did. You were allowed to drive them to car shows or drive in type meetings, and on the weekends. People usually didn't adhere to the rule, but if it can make things a hassle I don't want to deal with it.