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Old 05-22-2011, 04:31 PM   #1
70cst
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Re: Help keep me motivated!!!

weircc ... not sure what to tell you. I purchased the Circuit Rider in 2000 and started to save $$$ so I could have it worked on so some day it would be drivable. In 2008 I found a body shop that started a frame off and now I am (actually fine69) in the final stages of mechanically fine tuning the Circuit Rider. I think by reading about others who were going through similar situations kept me going. With being mechanically challenged and now holding down two jobs I wasn't going to do it myself. Oh I can do the basics but welding, painting, and major wrenching is beyond my skills. Sometimes it’s ok to stand back and take a deep breath and getting recharged. Just take one step at a time.
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