Posted by Wimppy-2 on February 17, 2008 at 04:32:51 from (66.172.252.221):
In Reply to: Figure this out posted by old on February 16, 2008 at 15:32:19:
I was doing field work, and a motorcycle came up the hill, got half way up and cycle quit, he got off and started kick starting it, I made several 80 rod rounds thinking he could get it started, this went on for 45 mintes. I stopped, went to help him if I could. He was tired of kick starting it. I dont know much about cycles, I said your tired of kick starting let me kick for a while, one kick and it started, we were both amazed. Never saw the guy again, never happened again just one of those things. And I lost my touch that day
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