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I bet they're divorced by now.

"Ok, seeing all of our life's most important questions get answered on this forum."

Lol so true

Yeah man, black it out!! Sweet bike by the way. Fox, good stuff!! I ran a Fox twin clicker rear on my '91 750. That 750 was so beat up when it was all said and done, I'm sure you could beat me with your trail bike

The burnt orange is pretty sexy, and a nitrogen charged rear shock??? Pretty nice man. Is that also a Fox shock?

Received and greatly enjoying. xschop might know what he's doing. ;-)

reached to $2.50 for this 2 CD set at the GW;

Would LOVE to have a pool table, just don't have the room. I have a Costco grade foosball table though, love it.

Nicely done on the floor reinforcement!! I'm sure that was quite a job in itself but worth it. An 8-footer? Call me when it's in......

polrbehr wrote: »

I might have tried once upon a time, esp with YouTube help, but I watched the tech when he re-did the existing cloth after fixing a popped seam, and that was the end of any DIY aspirations I might have had. This new cloth is similar in color but it's different enough and so the rails need to be done. And since they're getting done anyway, I went ahead and bought new cushions (I think of the old days of changing the water pump when you do a timing belt LOL). The installer actually takes the rails to his shop to glue them, he said trust him, so I'll do what he thinks is best. He quoted me $450 for the whole job, not including the cloth/cushions I bought already.

That's a pretty reasonable cost for what has to be done.

My expected issue, the closest tech that's Brunswick certified is about 2hrs away, so I'm probably going to be hit extra fees to travel out to me if I need something. Hopefully I can coordinate a day that they will be somewhere in my area already.

It's part of the reason I went with the tougher, stain resistant "Centennial" cloth, the other part is that I have teenagers in the house.

When I had my first table, I reused the original cloth from the first owner. My thought was that if I'm going to learn, I don't want to learn on new cloth. It also meant that I didn't have to touch the rail cloth, making it a lot easier. After a year, I fully re-felted the table, and changed the cloth color (green cloth to camel cloth). The rails are a bit tricky and cloth is held in place a few different ways, had to take one apart to figure out how mine was done. Once you start wrapping the rail, then you have to be careful that it's tight and smooth, but not too tight and distorting the rail cushion...

At the time, I couldn't really afford to have it done professionally, so I had to learn to do it myself.

Now, I would absolutely just pay the price and have it done professionally. One; it's a lot quicker, and two, if I want to keep my Brunswick warranty in place, all service and setup has to be done by a certified Brunswick tech.

What color cloth is your table sporting?

Upstatemax wrote: »

Black it out!

I went back to blacked out on my Cane Creek Helm MKII, looks amazing.

That's my thought too. I even have a stealth decal for my shock