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Another great story Puc, all the best to the two of you. Happy Anniversary

Congratulations to both of you. Mike

Get better Wayne and I hope that is the last one for ya. Mike.

Thanks for letting us all ride along with you and Ann. Looks like your having a great time. Mike

I will second what Steamer said above. The Finger Lakes have quickly become one of our favourite spots to vacation and ride. A ride around Keuka Lake is spectacular, lots of great spots to stop and grab a bite, the Glen Curtis museum is a good way to fill a few hours in an afternoon. Senaca Lake as Steamer mentioned is also a real nice ride, Watkins Glen is a cool town and again lots of spots to explore. If you are inclined to travel a bit East Mount Morris is another town to check out, just outside town is Letchworth State Park, lots of great views in the park. Follow what Steamer wrote and you will have alot of great sights to see. Mike

Dave, obviously Cathy doesn't come on to this site........ I don't really think your that brave.......:stirthepot:

Great pictures and the trailer looks awesome.

I have Road Kings on my RSV, love the sound they make.

I love the look of that bike, met a fella just outside of Toronto yesterday, he was riding a 'rat goldwing' really cool look the rat bikes. Thanks for posting the pics Kevin.

Sounds like a great trip that you have planned, congratulations on the 30 years, that is tremendous. Depending when you are in the Niagara area there are a few of us in that area, that could show you some nice roads or areas for rides. Good luck on the trip, let us know if you want or need any help on rides. Mike.

Hope you have a great day Bob. Happy Birthday. Mike and Tammie

Wayne, I would love to join you guys but I am working all weekend. Enjoy your ride. Mike

That is awesome, thanks for sharing it. Mike

Puc, Just love that bike. Keep er goin. Mike

Haha, Bob we can always count on you to be the voice of reason...........yes I get it.

My trip odometer is the same, but Canuck bike, I tried running a total of kms run during our recent trip through Pa, NY and Oh, but it only went to 999.9 as well and then started over again.

Would the fuses sold at Wally Mart be the cheap kind? I have removed the melted fuse and replaced it with a new one, it seems well seated. I let the bike run for a number of minutes the fuse did not feel hot and the lights stayed on. May take a run to NAPA and get some better fuses.

Hi Carl, Yes from your thread I was thinking the same thing. I am going to try to remove the bad fuse and then look at the fuse holders to see if they can be reused and then tightened. Mike

Even better thanks for the info. Just have to get the bad fuse out. Mike

Thanks, if that is the case would I be ok just putting an inline fuse in its place? Mike

From what I saw of the melted plastic it did look blue, I had never had the fuse box open before to check on things as the need never came up. That is what has me baffled, my first thought was what amp of fuse had been in there but then I saw the melted blue plastic, I broke some of it off trying to get the fuse out. What is weird it was working ok on Saturday and I am guessing Sunday, but Monday when we were stopped to wait out a bit of the rain we were riding through, I noticed my headlight was not working.

Hi Folks, My 02 RSV blew the headlight fuse a couple days back and when I went to change the fuse, I couldn't remove the old fuse because the plastic part of the fuse had melted to the fuse block. I have read a few threads about the headlight fuse blowing and from those I will be checking the driving lights and at the steering head to see if any wires have been stripped bare or crimped. I was just wondering if anyone else has had a fuse blow the way the one on my bike did. I have attached a pic of my fuse block, this is the one on the left side of the bike under the side cover, the middle fuse is the bad one. Thanks for any replies