Comments on: Response to comments. http://www.steveislost.com/blog/response-to-comments.html A year in the life of me, for you (www.steveislost.com) Fri, 29 Jul 2011 13:42:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: snw2srf2stt http://www.steveislost.com/blog/response-to-comments.html/comment-page-1#comment-12460 snw2srf2stt Thu, 25 Jun 2009 04:29:21 +0000 http://www.steveislost.com/blog/response-to-comments.html#comment-12460 snw2srf2stt@yahoo.com if you need anything. Steve snw2srf2stt@yahoo.com if you need anything.

Steve

]]> By: snw2srf2stt http://www.steveislost.com/blog/response-to-comments.html/comment-page-1#comment-12458 snw2srf2stt Thu, 25 Jun 2009 04:21:04 +0000 http://www.steveislost.com/blog/response-to-comments.html#comment-12458 Hey Tom, Beautiful. Now I know what they are supposed to look like. It came out really nice. If yours was like mine, I couldn't get a local to even touch it as they just thought it was an old market hauling beater. Not a chance a girl would want a ride. Now it looks like a 2010 model. I like the black motor and clutch cover it makes the chrome stand out as well as the paint. I see he put those little rocket signal lights on to. If they blink really slow and require your motor to be revved up then they are just not supposed to work on a generator only bike (no battery). If they work fine then my electricals were probably messed up. When I had the old round style they worked fine but when he put those missles on, I had to be high revving just to get a blink. Anyways, it came out really nice. I would prefer my old Minsk over my new plastic bike anytime even though the scooters are much easier to ride. Carrying a load over a bumpy road, the Minsk would win every time. Take good care of her, Steve Hey Tom,

Beautiful. Now I know what they are supposed to look like. It came out really nice. If yours was like mine, I couldn’t get a local to even touch it as they just thought it was an old market hauling beater. Not a chance a girl would want a ride. Now it looks like a 2010 model. I like the black motor and clutch cover it makes the chrome stand out as well as the paint. I see he put those little rocket signal lights on to. If they blink really slow and require your motor to be revved up then they are just not supposed to work on a generator only bike (no battery). If they work fine then my electricals were probably messed up. When I had the old round style they worked fine but when he put those missles on, I had to be high revving just to get a blink.

Anyways, it came out really nice. I would prefer my old Minsk over my new plastic bike anytime even though the scooters are much easier to ride. Carrying a load over a bumpy road, the Minsk would win every time.

Take good care of her,

Steve

]]> By: Tom Allemeier http://www.steveislost.com/blog/response-to-comments.html/comment-page-1#comment-12451 Tom Allemeier Wed, 24 Jun 2009 16:32:47 +0000 http://www.steveislost.com/blog/response-to-comments.html#comment-12451 Hey, Steve... Man, I love your blog! It's like a good book on the nightstand. I pick it up from time to time and read a bit more. Anyway, I got my Minsk back from Tan Hoa and couldn't be happier. You asked me to send some pics when I got it back, but I still haven't found an e-mail address. So here's a link to a Facebook gallery with a few pics. It took two weeks instead of one and cost 6 million dong ($340) instead of 5 million, but he replaced both rims, the gas tank, the seat, and completely rewired it with real connectors (not just black tape). http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30230182&l=1968f11243&id=1572842656 I hope this comment didn't get posted twice - I tried last night but the Internet was weird and I don't think it worked. Anyway, thanks again! Tom Allemeier Hey, Steve…
Man, I love your blog! It’s like a good book on the nightstand. I pick it up from time to time and read a bit more. Anyway, I got my Minsk back from Tan Hoa and couldn’t be happier. You asked me to send some pics when I got it back, but I still haven’t found an e-mail address. So here’s a link to a Facebook gallery with a few pics. It took two weeks instead of one and cost 6 million dong ($340) instead of 5 million, but he replaced both rims, the gas tank, the seat, and completely rewired it with real connectors (not just black tape).
http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pid=30230182&l=1968f11243&id=1572842656
I hope this comment didn’t get posted twice – I tried last night but the Internet was weird and I don’t think it worked. Anyway, thanks again!
Tom Allemeier

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