Come to think of it you maybe right, traffic and Idaho is probably an oxymoron. :D and that's a good thing!

Amen! ;)

I am enjoying the Yamaha XT225 engine in my YamaZong. :) Here are a few photos I took while riding last week.

http://i442.photobucket.com/albums/q...psqop5rfkm.jpg

http://i442.photobucket.com/albums/q...psnb5yk0yy.jpg

http://i442.photobucket.com/albums/q...psxhn4vvho.jpg

i want to see that lake that sunk the zong ! still looks a bit nippy.

That trail is in the U.S. National Forest, and it won't open until the middle of May, at the earliest. ;)

what do we say, "pics or it didn't happen " :p

:hehe:

if you get back there, it would be a cool pic. to say, what the hell were you thinking man? keep up the great pics !!! love em.

your zong looks great with the new makeover! :)

still i don t think i ll ever understand how anyone could stray away from orange :hmm: i would have dreams :zzz: and separation anxiety :cry:, i couldn t do it :ohno:

Thank you, amigo.

:lol:

Hey Spud.I know it probably doesn't matter.If you want the paint to be a bit more glossy,wet sand with 1500, and use an auto polish to bring out the shine.I've made some rattle can jobs look almost as good as pro spray jobs.

The best paint I have ever had, out of a rattle can, was Fred's store brand flat black.It stuck almost as good as powder coat.I didn't even prime before painting, and didn't use a satin, or flat clear coat.I did it 13 years ago,and it's just now starting to get thin spots showing up.I used it on my car mirrors and some trim pieces.

Thanks for posting the good tip, Ben.

You're welcome.