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Rotated the tires and PlastiDipped the rims and all the emblems except for the "Trail Rated" badge. Pics tomorrow when the sun is better.
Hopefully my poor aching back will be better too.
I lift weights three days a week and do cardio the other four. Nothing wimpy when it comes to the weights, either. I am still slowly burning off a few extra pounds I accumulated my senior year, but overall I am in pretty good shape. Right now I feel like I'm 100 years old. Oh, and tomorrow is Back & Biceps day... :sad72:Some folks don't understand why I'm sore after working on my KJ. It can be hard physical labor, can't it?
Bob
Nothing quite like a bad back. I ruptured a disc 23 years ago. MRI & CT Scans showed other issues from my younger days. I was told then that there was a 50% chance of making it better or worse with surgery. They wouldn't know for sure until they were in there. I said no. Been living with it since then. Unfortunately, I took a desk job 12 years ago, and it's been downhill ever since.
Same here, at just about the same time. I was actually sitting in the doctor's waiting room to schedule the surgery. I picked up a magazine to pass the time and read an article stating that 50% of the people having that surgery required a follow-up surgery withing five years. I had talked myself into doing it, just to get the problem over with once and for all. The realization that it was a coin flip as to whether I'd be back in there doing it all over made me tell the doctor I wanted to think about it some more. Ended up never going back. A week later I bought a cheapo weight set and started doing what I could. Within six months I was fine.
PM me with it. I hate missing anything...
That's awesome! I worked hard for several years to keep in shape, and did pretty well for the most part. But even then, the back and nerve pain was always there...but mostly tolerable. The last 10-12 years behind the desk have killed me though. I will require surgery, so it's just a matter of when. I'm getting close. Ugh...Within six months I was fine.
Want a real workout come on over and grease my KJ,only a 6 hour job to hit all 54 grease zerks.Some folks don't understand why I'm sore after working on my KJ. It can be hard physical labor, can't it?
Bob
