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Well certainly lived my share amount of stress over the years...and getting paid for peanuts when I first started working for others...remember when I was in my early 20 in my prime.....did 2 manual clutchs in two Chevy trucks in one day...one in the morning, and the other after lunch...finishing by 5 o'clock...was working for Canadian tire company at the time....understood early on the only to make a living doing this was to branch off on my own...

Un-manipulated picture? It looks like a full sized body has been added to midget legs and the feet are not on the ground.

I live a stress free life, £40k a year for driving a bus, can’t beat it.

Well you weren't certainly fixing your owne shit at 8 years-old like i was... Tell me if you're this good...why are you still driving a bus for a living...?

4 motorcycles and a modified snow mobile.

So about 8 years later than me then.

Started working in the automotive field when I was 16 years old...

He would shit himself if someone called his bluff, he would be mysteriously unavailable.

So we are the same age and I was raised in a family of bikers but somehow you have decades more experience than anyone else? Sounds like someone else we know.

I could certainly happen...just get your arse over here...I've got 5 motorcycles...I'll let him pick his weapon....

60...lol...I've had motorcycles since the age of 8 I beleive...

So you are 70 years old?

6'3 you panzy loving gayblade.. Take a look at this...if you've seen a challenger in real life..you'd see it isn't a small bike by any means...I make it look like a Bob's scooter standing next to it...

you do like challenging people ... people you know the challenge cant happen.. what you say @busabeast

I'd put my skill any time of day against yours... remember ive been doing this for 5 decades at least....I was rebuilding engine in my own dirt bikes when you were still in diapers...

Similar to your skill as a mechanic then.

Who? @busabeast?

the L's are for you.....

I've repaired a fist size hole in one of my son's car bumper...using these wire clips melted in... What about showing us what your dealing with...your self proclaimed in house mechanical engineer could possibly give you some pointers....

Wish I could link up the video , but im useless has a left handed hammer with these tecno crap...one riding a ktm 450 and the other and rm 250...

@Pedro shopping for Tacos

I miss my lm-f now. There's a few lanes in North Norfolk, me and Mandi travelled on last weekend, bumpy as heck where it sinks in places. The old Honda used to sail over them.

I've always used glues on bumper repairs which can be hit and miss. I've been looking at this myself as well as the heated wire which is great for getting some strength back in. Watching.