Building my garage / workshop (56K death)

Hey Dan, do you have parts stashed there that CEO doesn't know about?
Oh, and there wasn't any Crucifux on what.cd by the way...

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Originally Posted by Tricky Mike

Hey Dan, do you have parts stashed there that CEO doesn't know about?
Oh, and there wasn't any Crucifux on what.cd by the way...

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Of course I have parts hidden all over new england. I think I have at least 1/4 of a Honda Hawk at dollar bills House.

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Originally Posted by diddy2003

Wow, I just went through your pics of this garage build. Really nice job with it. Congrats.

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Thanks bro. It's a pretty sweet (and nice and warm in the winter) place to wrench on a bike.

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Originally Posted by BLACK SQUIRREL 441

This Garage is for rent. 75 Bucks a Month and comes with use of the R6 and all the Tools,

PM me for the key I have 75 Copies Made I will give them away free

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:spit:

New locks installed.

Anyone want a CRF450 dirt bike and a bunch of spare parts for 100 bucks?

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Originally Posted by ceo and a bunch of numbers

New locks installed.

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Daniel said the key he sold me would work regardless of what locks on there

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We are all ZTA brethren don't you fuck with my secret lab you bastard

Very impressive. I love your attention do detail. Doing most of the work on the rehab of my house for the past 5 years, I appreciate your hard work. Congrats! :twothumb:

Awesome work. Honestly, I would be scared to even go in what you started with.

awesome little work area for you man, great job !

What did you say you did for work again... cuz I'm 23 and I do not have... well... anything like that.

Really great stuff man... awesome workmanship on the table especially, and the doors look great!

What brand cable luber did you get & have you used it yet?

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Originally Posted by motocrossnut00

awesome little work area for you man, great job !

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Thanks :drink:

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Originally Posted by Danny500

I'm 23 and I do not have... well... anything like that.

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Doing all the work yourself = fairly cheap.

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Originally Posted by number9

What brand cable luber did you get & have you used it yet?

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I have a pit posse luber and yes I think i've used it a couple times. they work best with a lube that isn't very viscous... don't use like a thick lithium soap grease you will probably make a mess... WD40 works well.

I just spent the better part of an hour going over this thread! I think that says it all!

Well done, the shop looks great, I like how you dealt with the bleeding of paint under the painters tape (pinstriping), I might try to use that idea!

Anyhow, really good job, if you want a cool finishing touch, check out www.racedeck.com, they make these tiles that you can attach together and make a little color-coded landing pad for your ride.

WOW!!! Thats all I have to say!

Looks like a butcher job for short people:beerbang:

Howabout some updated pictures with bikes and stuff:jackie:

damm awesome work all i got is a stupid little shed to work on my bike with no electricity or heat.

I had heard about your garage build thread Chris.

Great job buddy!!

Now that I bought a house I can't wait to do my own garage.

this thread is awesome. love your workspace. i know nothing about motorcycles (noobie) so when i need something put on my bike i am going to PM you and ask what your favorite beer is and buy you a case to help me out. <3

Dude I just realized you were CEO012384 from R6Messagenet/R6Central/R6Live. Recognized the workbench. I remember when you were making way back when. I've been on that(those) site(s) since '04.

I truly admire a talented artist! I just wish I had the skill and patience. Great job!

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Originally Posted by scr1be

this thread is awesome. love your workspace. i know nothing about motorcycles (noobie) so when i need something put on my bike i am going to PM you and ask what your favorite beer is and buy you a case to help me out. <3

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You're welcome to visit said garage any time... but if you're 5'10" or higher you will need to duck :wink:

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Originally Posted by Eric Baker

Dude I just realized you were CEO012384 from R6Messagenet/R6Central/R6Live. Recognized the workbench. I remember when you were making way back when. I've been on that(those) site(s) since '04.

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That would be me... until degsy decided to be a wiseass and change my name here that I know have to type the whole thing in to log in each time LOL

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Originally Posted by Kenn157

I truly admire a talented artist! I just wish I had the skill and patience. Great job!

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Give me a 10 baby! A 10!!!!

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Chris, your still ugly

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Originally Posted by ceo and a bunch of numbers

You're welcome to visit said garage any time... but if you're 5'10" or higher you will need to duck :wink:

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oh i'm asian and i fit the stereotype. vertically challenged at 5'7. i'm glad you thought about me when building your garage even though i'm a completely new member here.

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Originally Posted by scr1be

this thread is awesome. love your workspace. i know nothing about motorcycles (noobie) so when i need something put on my bike i am going to PM you and ask what your favorite beer is and buy you a case to help me out. <3

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You got the right idea, this kid is the biggest lush I know, and in a perpetual state of drunkenness, which admittedly makes him more tolerable for the rest of us.

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Originally Posted by naked-daytrader

You got the right idea, this kid is the biggest lush I know, and in a perpetual state of drunkenness, which admittedly makes him more tolerable for the rest of us.

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Thank you marky, that means a lot... :wub:

just read the whole thread. it's awesome to see where this space started as and how it turned into an awesome garage. nice work. very nice work.