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Message started by Serowbot on 03/26/16 at 16:35:58

Title: Road find...
Post by Serowbot on 03/26/16 at 16:35:58

Found this in road,.. (my buddy nearly ran it over)...
It had been run over a few times, but a little sanding and it looks okay.
4" blade...
It fits right in there like it was made to be there.  No wiggle, and it can only be pulled up and out.  I added a hard drive magnet to the side of the tool cover to make it really stick in place.

So,.. how long will it stay there before it falls out, or gets stolen?... :-/

Do you think it fell off another Savage?...  :-?
http://i600.photobucket.com/albums/tt82/serowbot/DSC00133_zpsgpcg4nsj.jpg

http://i600.photobucket.com/albums/tt82/serowbot/DSC00137_zpsms5d54fe.jpg

http://i600.photobucket.com/albums/tt82/serowbot/DSC00139_zpseb79vhew.jpg

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by DesertRat on 03/26/16 at 17:14:56

Bot,

you lucky S.O.M.B.  ;) ... got blessed with that one. I've had great blessings when in Glamis (Algodones Dunes). Folks lose all kinds of stuff in the sand.

-for those who don't know; Google search "GLAMIS"

or wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algodones_Dunes

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/26/16 at 18:59:16

Someone is Really unhappy about losing that.
Or, maybe, wiped the blood and prints off and tossed it.

Hydrogen peroxide in the crack where the pieces join...

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by HovisPresley on 03/26/16 at 19:58:07

Nice find  ;)

What's the story with the coppery-gold stripe around the base of your cylinder/barrel and cases?
8-)

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by Kris01 on 03/26/16 at 21:17:42

Haha! 'Bot posts a thread about a knife and it leads back to pics of his bike! It's a beautiful bike!  ;)

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by DesertRat on 03/26/16 at 21:45:21

and to top it off, the knife and handle MATCH his bike ...

WTF? what are the odds ? ;D

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by Serowbot on 03/27/16 at 00:22:15


4F68716E74577562746B627E070 wrote:
Nice find  ;)

What's the story with the coppery-gold stripe around the base of your cylinder/barrel and cases?
8-)


I bought some 1/4" copper tape to add an accent to the black rubber stripe I have on the tank and fender....  I'm hoping it will mellow a bit with age and patina...
(only 6 bucks....it's a 30yrd roll of tape,... so there's um,... a little extra)... ::)
I just put some around the base of the cylinder to make people wonder...WTF?... (they always assume it's something more than it is)...
...(people think my water thermos is nitro injection)...  ;D...

Gotta' keep 'em guessin'....
Folks will probably assume that knife handle is the nitro trigger,...
...who am I to mess with that theory?...
It's all in fun...;D


I've been meaning to do a post on some of the cheap and dirty tricks I've done on my bike,... but I feel like I'll need to wash it first.
... and that hasn't happened for a year or two.

I really like my bike, and it get's loads of attention,... but no mods were expensive.  Most are scrap bits and pieces, and nothing cost more than $30, most for much less... except for the chrome tank (which cost an unknowable amount)...
It's pretty from 30ft away,.. but no glamour goddess.  Up close, it's rode hard, and put away wet...
Any mod you see on it can be done for dirt cheap... and without much skill or tools...   ...or brains...

Part of the fun of a Savage is it ain't precious,... you don't have to make everything perfect...
It's the perfect bike for some tomfoolery customization... :-?

Hacksaws n' hand grenades... 8-)

http://i600.photobucket.com/albums/tt82/serowbot/b_zpswsq0n9qj.jpg


Title: Re: Road find...
Post by raydawg on 03/27/16 at 07:13:30

Gee..... you got small hands, or is that a HUGE knife?

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by Ed L. on 03/27/16 at 16:31:57

Nice find, pretty knife and it looks good tucked in next to the tool box. I've picked up two road kill knives, one must of been from an electrican, it had a big chunk blown out of the edge from cutting a hot wire. It's in my tackle box as a bait cutter. The other one was a big Case two blade folder which ended up in my collection.

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by old_rider on 03/27/16 at 16:38:14

Being from a warmer climate and a billion hurley riders here... I find a lot of baseball caps.... yup, they wear them backwards to be cool, then I pick them up later when they blow off. ;D ;D 8-)

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by Kris01 on 03/27/16 at 19:35:03

Haha! I've seen that and riders trying to smoke!  :-?

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by Gus on 03/28/16 at 07:05:36

Very nice find. Bike looks good too. The bikes are  fun precisely because they are cheap to buy and cheap to operate.

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/28/16 at 18:37:50

Row...

Any mod you see on it can be done for dirt cheap... and without much skill or tools...   ...or brains..

If you had ANY idea just how much stuff like this challenges my impulse control then you wouldn't do it. Because it's cruel.

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by prechermike on 03/30/16 at 06:16:50

To hijack the thread and take it back to road find . . . I ran across (get it, see what I did there) this one recently.  Sometimes I find some really good stuff on the road. found a craftsman drill once, found a 3 gallon water cooler that still had ice in it. found a wheeled cooler just full of drinks and snack. And, yes, I'll stop traffic to retrieve my treasure.


Title: Re: Road find...
Post by LANCER on 03/30/16 at 06:31:22


353720262D2037282C2E20450 wrote:
To hijack the thread and take it back to road find . . . I ran across (get it, see what I did there) this one recently.  Sometimes I find some really good stuff on the road. found a craftsman drill once, found a 3 gallon water cooler that still had ice in it. found a wheeled cooler just full of drinks and snack. And, yes, I'll stop traffic to retrieve my treasure.



Did you ever look up to see when this was made by Gerber ?

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by prechermike on 03/30/16 at 07:23:09

Not really Lancer. my silver handle usually doesn't match up with any of the pictures and lists I can find. According to the SN it is about 1984, but the handle should be a black something or the other. So, I really don't know.

But I do know it is a cool knife, except for the broke point. :-?

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by Art Webb on 03/30/16 at 08:46:06

Nice find, illegal to carry in my state (double edge) but still cool
maybe the handle was originally painted black, and the pain has come off over time
All I ever seem to find is nails / screws, in parking lots

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/30/16 at 11:21:10


4D5E585B494E4E2C0 wrote:
Nice find, illegal to carry in my state (double edge) but still cool
maybe the handle was originally painted black, and the pain has come off over time
All I ever seem to find is nails / screws, in parking lots


the pain has come off over time

Sadly, the pain seems to be covering more area and thicker and more resilient to removal for me.

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by verslagen1 on 03/30/16 at 12:05:18


647B7D7A6760516151697B773C0E0 wrote:
[quote author=4D5E585B494E4E2C0 link=1459035359/15#16 date=1459352766]Nice find, illegal to carry in my state (double edge) but still cool
maybe the handle was originally painted black, and the pain has come off over time
All I ever seem to find is nails / screws, in parking lots


the pain has come off over time

Sadly, the pain seems to be covering more area and thicker and more resilient to removal for me. [/quote]

Aircraft stripper may work to remove the pain, but only if it's an aircraft on your a$$.
Unfortunately, it doesn't work on b!tches, or sons of.

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by justin_o_guy2 on 03/30/16 at 12:24:41

You're really outstripping, coff, coff, yourself.

Title: Re: Road find...
Post by Art Webb on 04/02/16 at 08:16:39

There are times I'm GLAD I'm not good at typing, these posts make this one of these times  ;D ;D ;D

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