Soviet Steeds

sagerat wrote: ↑

Tue Feb 09, 2021 11:07 pm

Can’t beat a sunny day on the Orygun coast or the Coast Range.

Cool pics; thanks for sharing.

Not a problem wish there was more to share but it was just a short ride and not a lot of pics got took

Still baffles me why it’s ok to get cocktails to go now but I won’t complain!

It was a very unusual sunny day on the Oregon coast so the fiancé and I decided to head up the closest paved logging road (blue ridge).

We eventually came out in the small town of Fairview and the rest of the ride is kinda fuzzy for some reason

wyoplinker wrote: ↑

Thu Jan 21, 2021 5:59 pm

I stumbled on this site today and remembered this thread. Figured I would share. Seems like it has a ton of information, hope it helps.

http://www.uscarbinecal30.com/riccahome.html

Chris

Awesome thank you ! I will get to reading it on the weekend !

LOL. Pretty much the MO up here is the guy (women of course are better!) gets off one shot maybe then the bear is on him. Woods tend to the dense side and the encounters are sudden as a result and the distances short. I had family up and we camped in serious bear country (it was a hoot when they as...

The next one is a Warhorse and would only be $700! You cold tell her that you need two guns, one for stopping and the other for penetration and finishing! (all too often those bears just pretend to be dead) And worse case you can beat an elephant into submission with a 1917, let alone a measly bear...

sagerat wrote: ↑

Tue Jan 19, 2021 8:44 pm

Mud in the Coast Range? I’m shocked. I’ve always liked the Coos Bay area. Glad you are off of the sofa.

I’m glad too

Its much safer to travel with the son or a good buddy to go play in mud puddles, then with the better half...... just saying. They never forget and never forgive. * Proof of first statement: https://sidecar.com/forum/topic/travel-happy-as-a-cow-but-dont-ask-the-cowboy__4567/ 2 cent *: (I just remem...

PM me. I have an old warhorse Eddystone that I am willing to sell. Its not pretty cosmetically but its got a very good bore. I have the Throat Erosion gauge and Muzzle Wear gauge as well as borescope to look at those bores. That one cleaned up nicely. Gleams like a new barrel. This is one of the re...

a 12 volt “come along” :) I saw that. I have the same 12V "come along". Actually 2 of them, fore and aft. Don't depend on technology in the woods. Back up come-a-long or Massdan Rope Puller, tow rope, some pulleys, tree-wrap . You'll still be glad you did. Is your winch tied into the Bikes electric...

cdscoot wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 17, 2021 2:53 pm

It's been a few days , if she is still talking to you she is a keeper!

It’s been one day and I guess she is a keeper because here we currently are putting around with the muffler back on

The previous owner deleted the cats is one what looks like a beefy hose clamp really the only thing that is spose to hold the muffler on up front ? Yes, that's all that holds the muffler to the head pipe. And of course the big hanger around the fat part of the muffler supports it at the rear. Thank...

2nd muffler is still attached yay!

The previous owner deleted the cats is one what looks like a beefy hose clamp really the only thing that is spose to hold the muffler on up front ?

VWK75S wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 17, 2021 6:42 am

I only see one muffler?
John

Looking at the pics I only see one muffler

Crap I didn’t even check the other side it just sounded like i had one still on so I kept going

Now I’m worried There is a muffler I left behind
Think I will go look at ural now

Outbound muffler was you sacrifice to what looks like a good day. That happens a lot to them since the exhaust is set-up for street (unless you get a higher set-up). If you're going to hit the dirt, sand or mud by yourself get a come-a-long or Massdan Rope Puller. At the very least a good tow rope....