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Author Archives: Ian R. Sandy
Does This Cloud Compute ?
Well – I see Microsoft this morning re-branded their cloud compute effort as ‘Azure’ which was previously described as being “Windows in a cloud” – hopefully one won’t accidentally open and allow someone to fall through, as the landing could … Continue reading
The Swap Meet
Yesterday was one of those typical Alberta autumn days – on the crisp side of cool at just below zero celsius, and not a cloud to be seen in a sky that was blue as far as the eye could … Continue reading
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Tagged CAVMG, GT750, Red Deer, Suzuki, swap meet, Water Buffalo, westerner fair grounds
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Mini Rollout – GT750 Project !
Today marked a small milestone in the GT750 Project I’m working on, as I fitted up the freshly painted side covers, tank and tail piece to the frame to check the fit and clearances one last time. Of course I’m … Continue reading
Its Election Time in Canada Too !
Yep – with all the focus on what’s happening to the south in what Allan Fotheringham once called ‘the excited States of America’, it is easy to overlook the fact we are having an election up here also ! And … Continue reading
Caswell Tank Coating
I won’t duplicate what you can find elsewhere on the web about the use of epoxy fuel tank liners – please see my previous post (here) or the GT750 project site for some links to several good sources of information, … Continue reading
Stats
One of the benefits (I think ?) with much of the new technology available is the amount of data that becomes available for analysis. Now this obviously is both good and bad, as you can have too much of a … Continue reading
GT750 Project – Steering Lock
Continuing on with the GT750 project I’m working on, the steering lock on these old bikes quite often is seized up solid, and as I had a matched set of keyed alike locks and switches for this project, I wanted … Continue reading
GT750 Restoration – continued – Tank
Continuing on with the GT750 restoration, the design has been finalised, and the frame has been in and then out of the The Welding Shop here in Calgary – the tank had to be steamed out before welding, but that wasn’t too … Continue reading
UPS Canada Issues
While working on my GT750 project bike, I’ve had to source a few bits and pieces from overseas as parts to fit older vehicles like this just can’t easily be found here in Canada, if at all. Generally this has … Continue reading
I've Been Chrome'd !
Like many techno folks, I have been test driving Google’s Chrome browser for much of this past week, and I have to say that I really like it. There has been more than enough press about it as well as … Continue reading