Recent content by azbiker

In the upper left hand corner of the photo below is the Lamborghini poster I received with my Alpine stereo in the fall of 1981.

If it was my bile I would leave it the way it is. But, I prefer contrast with lighter/brighter colors. It's your bike so you should definitely do whatever makes you happy.

Audio, especially listening to music on two channel, bikes, and cars.

Yes, a 2018 911 GTS with custom factory Voodoo Blue paint. Previously had a 2011 997.2 GT3rs from new, but it drew too much attention to itself to drive out to dinner and run errands. Paired with the value going up I sold it and bought this new. No worries taking this to dinner and running...

Those blue chalks have rollers that prevent the water and power washer hoses from getting hung up on the tires as I move around the car.

My wife and I up early to wash and dry the wagon before the sun gets high enough to hit the paint.

A little over two years ago I bought a C2 as I wanted a lighter weight 2011. In use I found it hard to rack. It felt like the slide was binding on the frame. I tried several different oils and 2 different types of grease on the rails and none of them improved the function. Sometimes I would have...

Yes, my 1.2KW's are the predecessor to the MC1.25KW's. I didn't realize the 1250 nomenclature was the same. My 1.2KW's are around 5 years old. In addition to the 2 channel equipment list previously, I'm running a McIntosh MX 122 A/V Processor, MC 205 amplifier, Sony UHD Blue Ray player, Wilson...

I never was into boats, although I do appreciate them. Cars, motorcycles, audio, and firearms have been my jam for a long time. McIntosh C1100 tube preamp with McIntosh solid state 1.2KW mono amps running Wilson Audio Alexia II speakers. The KW’s are most likely an updated 1250? Music source is...

I never quite grew out of that phase. Thankfully, I have a very tolerant wife. Two channel. Multi channel.

My R90s has the original paint. The primary orange appears to have been hand sprayed over the champagne color, but I'm not 100% sure. I do know the red pinstripes were brushed on by hand, including the painter's initials in red on the bike.

Thank you! I grew up and lived in Iowa until 2015 so the R90s knows the roads of eastern Iowa well. Photo below was taken north of Stone City.