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04/27/2025

Where has the time gone. I couldn't be prouder then I am of the young man you are turning into. You'll always be the little boy I could never get enough of, I still can't get enough. I love you kid. .garrett08 #2025

12/01/2024

Unleash the beast within your Can-Am Maverick R with our Billet Switch-Pros Mount! Built like a tank and ready for race day, this mount always ensures a perfect fit. No more messing around—it's like having your own pit crew in aluminum form. Ready to turn heads on the trail? Explore more about how this mount can supercharge your performance.

10/30/2024

Get your raw X3 Door Handles here! We got your raw 6061 X3 Door Handles, hot off the mill! Who wants some X3 Door Handles?

06/12/2024

Cool story, bro

This is Hachikō. He was an Akita born on Nov. 10, 1923 in Japan. He was sold to Hidesaburo Ueno, a scientist at the University of Tokyo. Ueno named him Hachi after the number 8, which is considered lucky in Japan, and the two became inseparable. Every day, Hachi walked to Shibuya Station with Ueno for his commute, and he returned each evening to pick him up. This routine continued daily until May 21, 1925. On that sad day, Ueno left for work and never returned, after suffering a fatal cerebral hemorrhage while lecturing.

Despite Ueno's absence, Hachi continued to wait for him at the station daily. Hachi bounced between several homes, including some miles from Shibuya, before settling with Ueno’s former gardener. No matter the distance, Hachi returned to the station daily to wait patiently for his owner. In 1932, a former student of Ueno’s published an article about the dog's vigil, and Hachi's story blew up. Hachi became a symbol of loyalty, and “-ko,” a suffix used as a sign of respect, was added to his name. Now called Hachikō, he started receiving pets and treats from people at the station while he awaited his owner.

In 1934, a life-sized statue of the loyal dog was erected at Shibuya Station, and Hachikō himself attended the unveiling ceremony. Hachikō died the next year at the age of 11. Each year since 1936, a solemn ceremony at Shibuya station has been held to honor his devotion. Hachikō's ashes were buried beside Ueno’s in Tokyo. After nine years, nine months and fifteen days, Hachikō was finally reunited with his beloved owner he missed so much.

06/11/2024

Are you looking for a lid that's a little different than the rest? Hit up . He can hook you up. We love ours, and his prices are super competitive. Thanks, David.

06/02/2024

It sounds like we have another happy customer. The Cerakote really looks good on this Rugged Radio Cover. did an awesome job arranging this surprise for a buddy of his . I was happy to help and keep this on the hush.

05/13/2024

New products and more coming. Are you looking to get some functional bling for your new Maverick R? We got you. Switch Pros mounts are in the works, so please be patient. Like 2 weeks tops, please bolo.

05/12/2024

Bout to watch some tractor pulls with my wife.

05/08/2024

THIS IS NUTS.

05/08/2024

Man, this is a game changer. Improve those finishes. The more you consume or spill into the coolant, the better the finished part looks. Guaranteed to improve finishes in all materials.

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04/23/2024

With the need of a way to protect our coms set up and other products not doing what they claim, we redesigned and improved Rugged Radios' cover. Ours actually seals and will work with their dual radio mount as well.

Oh, and we offer custom logo engraving as well.

04/15/2024

Well, that's a first for me anyway. I've heard of burnt valves doing this but have never seen it personally. 1 out of 10 don't recommend. Lol