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Sep 07, 2025
Awesome to have a tool pouch for my vint...
Awesome to have a tool pouch for my vintage 1969 Honda CT 90. I wish it had the embossed Honda name on it, but it serves its purpose and holds all the original tools. 
May 07, 2010
A massive, huge, monster 23" Apple Display.
1 of 1 found this helpful This display is huge (24" Wide x 20" High edge to edge). I actually laughed and said "wow" when I first saw it. The pictures don't give you a sense of how large the display really is. I now understand why graphics professionals use these. They are big, beautiful and render color excellently. If you have an ADC (Apple Display Connector) or the "DVI to ADC" adapter you will not be disappointed. Just make sure you have the desk space. I bought this Display to set next to my Apple Cube. It matches the styling of the Cube wonderfully but this display seems too big setting next to the Cube. Maybe it's just to new for me right now. Whenever I walk past it I just smile because it's sooo big. I have a 15", 17" and now a 23" Apple Display (acrylic style). They are all very beautiful monitors. You will love it if you get one.
Pros:
1) Huge screen.
2) Excellent color.
3) ADC connector. Power, USB and Video all in 1 cord (sweet).
4) Unique tilt ability. The front legs stay in place while the back leg slides back or forward (spring loaded) depending on which way your tilting it.
5) Very stylish acrylic design.
6) A $2000 monitor for under $300 on eBay.
Cons:
1) ADC connector (Both a pro and con) You need Apples ADC port on your computer or a $100 "DVI to ADC adapter.
2) Dust can get inside the clear acrylic housing and look bad. You must take apart the housing to clean this area. Something I haven't done yet.
Conclusion:
If your computer has an ADC port and your desk is big enough, buy one. You'll love it.
Sep 01, 2025
This OEM kick starter rubber worked out ...
This OEM kick starter rubber worked out very well.
I set it in a cup of hot water for a couple minutes and a little spray of WD-40 on the metal and it slipped right on.
Interesting note, on my 1969 Honda CT 90 the original rubber had the name Honda embossed on it. This one does not, but it is a genuine Honda Piece.