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Sorry for your loss. Looks like a lot of great memories shared traveling with her. Rest well Ladybug.

I'm sorry for Ladybug and your family. Sounds like you gave her a great life and she reciprocated. Godspeed

So sorry for your family’s loss. Bug looked like she was an absolute sweetheart! I had to make the same call a little over a year and a half ago for my best pal. That’s the toughest thing I’ve ever gone through, but it was the right call. The only thing I would change is I might have done it sooner for his sake. I think i might have waited a bit longer than i should have, but for me, not him. I think y’all are in a better spot as far fostering and adopting, but I wasn’t and waited...

So sorry for your loss. 😔🐶🌈 It’s crushing to go through.

Mans best friend, we do not deserve the love, devotion, and forgiveness of dogs. They are constantly a role model, best friend, joy, you name it. Sorry for your loss Lumpy, it never gets easy and always hurts. But rest assured, it appears you gave ladybug the life deserved

So sorry to hear about Ladybug. That's about the toughest decision you can make, just heartbreaking. Hope you and your wife know your kindness made her life as good as it could ever have been.

RIp Ladybug 💔

Oh, man, sorry to hear about Ladybug. She reminds me of my sweet Bailey who I had to put down in October. She helped me so much during my initial Grieving, when I lost my wife as she slept on the bed right next to me. I miss them both tremendously.......😢

Yep...good on ya for giving her so much love and a great life.

This all came around very quick but it was the right time and we were both having the same thoughts with out even talking about it. We both are now relieved that she is out of pain in a better place but we still want to cry. The only option was amputation and kemo that might give her 3 months and with her already having both knees on her back legs getting huge surgery’s that both took her 3 months of recovery with almost no movement each time there was no way she could do that.

Oh man, I'm just reading this right now at about the zero hour. Sorry, Lumpy. I wish dogs could live forever.

looks like you gave her a great life and were great friends

So very sorry, such a tough decision.

Very sorry for your loss. Looks like you helped Ladybug live the best life.

Sorry to hear about Ladybug Lump. I had to make the same call for my last best friend just over a year ago and still think about her and miss her every day.

The X is a 6 speed... so really you can just use 2nd as your 1st gear and carry on from there. If you do venture out into the woods.. you've got the best of both. Thats probably how I would justify it anyway.

I could see combining this (counterbalancer) with a 9oz flywheel weight and that would be great bike. The hop up for this bike is gonna be making it lighter. GNCC weapon.

it runs off the primary crank gear and has a weight on the end of it that acts against the forces of combustion with the crank. It is similar to a small flywheel weight in that it takes a lot of 'hit' out of an engine, but it does it at precise intervals. Big bore 2 strokes need it most IMO. In fact, when I ran the early YZ250F's, I would remove the counterbalancer to get a quicker revving engine. Never felt any excess vibration afterwards. Guys on 450's have tried removing theirs, but it did add extra vibration if...

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