Boxerworks.com

I was happily searching the internet for various items motorcycle related, turn signals, gauges, cup holders, highway bars cool valve stem covers and the like when I came upon something entirely preposterous. Goop for the fuel that turns the exhaust into something resembling the bad air fresheners for autos. the ad goes...."You look good but do you smell good? You will be asked to lead the pack with scented exhaust". scents are: cherry bomb, groovy grape, super sonic cinnamon, ripin root beer, full blown bubble gum, rocket cotton candy, victory vanilla, and last but not least...wait for it....peel out pina colada.

http://www.jpcycles.com/catalog/2008met ... rypage=152

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Time for the P. T. Barnum quote.

But what does it do to your exhaust SYSTEM??
"I use DIAL, don't you wish everyone did?"

What, no Bavarian bratwurst ?!?!

Nothing could possibly smell any better than the smell of an
unadulterated and proper air / fuel ratio burn coming out of a tuned pipe.
OK ... maybe the smell of raw high octane racing fuel beats that ... or,
here's the clincher,
the ultimate olfactory sensation known to the fossil-fuel generation – castor bean oil !

... and although the saying, 'there's a sucker born every minute' is often associated with P.T. Barnum
record has it that the origin of the quote was actually a banker by the name of David Hannum.

I am quite embarrassed to admit to browsing a site selling this stuff, they DO have 1 or 2 useful items, I was looking for valve stems and there was so much other crap that I became enthralled and entertained. Sad thing is, I know a guy who would love all this stuff and try to get it all onto his metric cruiser. The hot items seem to be the skull face covers and skeleton bone hand gloves. Suspension and brakes seem to be minor and uncool.

Metal valve stems, fits 0.24" / 6.09 mm hole: http://www.bikebandit.com/drag-specialt ... -stem-pair

vanzen@rockerboxer.com wrote:
... and although the saying, 'there's a sucker born every minute' is often associated with P.T. Barnum
record has it that the origin of the quote was actually a banker by the name of David Hannum.

Damn. I should have gone with H. L. Mencken.

vanzen@rockerboxer.com wrote:Nothing could possibly smell any better than the smell of an
unadulterated and proper air / fuel ratio burn coming out of a tuned pipe.

Stuffabigfathead up there.

Surely ANYTHING that guarantees "you'll be asked to lead the pack" is beyond price ...?

Sunbeem. Bringing up the rear, in Bentham.