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Getting stuff stuck, in places it shouldn't be.

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Seriously. I got a call yesterday, around 10AM. [sleeping] A friend asking me to come to one of his fishing spots..

So I drive there.. Park at the nearest parking spaces.

after a 1 mile hike. I finally get there..

This idiot got his dirt bike stuck about waist deep in mud.. Like that soft stuff that you sink a good 5 inches in just stepping on it with your weight.. Just mud and water EVERYWHERE. well I got it out, by using a dead tree, some rope, some carabiners, and some body strength. FYI. my back hurts like a SOB!

I'm surprised we got it out. took about 2 hours worth of working it out.

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I mean we've all done some pretty odd things to get vehicles stuck..

Myself on something I shall never tell my father.. [his camaro - and me being 16 years old.] And some sand... and 3 tow trucks.. .

But this mud you can clearly SEE that its the real soft stuff... some people just aren't that bright are they?
 

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So is the bike still working?

Well, thank god he listened to me. and kept the airbox, instead of going all badass-pod filters..

so that saved the bike from getting mud anywhere it really wasn't suppose to be.

We took off the wheels and brakes, cleaned them up.. Re-molly'd the wheel bearings. freshened up the chain. Got it washed down real good. I looked over everything, and when we got it back together, I primed it. kicked it over. started right up! think it runs better now, then before! haha, only thing was, mud got stuffed into the exhaust pipe, and i totally forgot it was in there, and it started blowing out dirt-dust. I just hope it didn't suck any towards the valves. = DERP me.
 
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