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To truly know if the glass is half full or half empty can only be determined if you know you are filling it or drinking from it.

Looks a little like one of the bikes I had a few years ago...so 90's

Sorry to hear about your loss. Remember the good times. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the family

So sorry to hear about his passing. Had the pleasure to meet you both in Yreka last year and talk about how he built the trike and all the places you have ridden. Prayers out for you and the family. Ed

Kawayama Puc! She sure is purddy in black

Here you go Rick. Something you can ride while wearing that HD vest and not feel bad about doing it.

Check with eusa1. He has a lot of 2nd Gen stuff

Motorcycle vs Dog Posted on YouTube April 16, 2016. I do not know this rider but read he was able to walk away. VERY frightening for a few moments. Lets all ride safe out there!

Sometimes its the simplest things we simply ignore.

Also get some Ride-On and add it to your tires after they are mounted and balanced. Good for extra balance and closing tire punctures. Wouldn't hurt to also have the battery checked to make sure it is in good shape.

You can always cut the door off the cassette player and lock into place from the inside of the fairing or...add some gages to the open space.

What are the thoughts about using Permatex MotoSeal 1 I've used it in the past but wondering if Yamabond 4 is safer or better?

Looks like another air cooled ride.

Has anyone notice how the mountains in the background mimic the redeemer? Almost like its shadow. I had never seen it before but it is very cool.

Sorry for the sad news Kat. Thoughts and prayers up and out for everyone.

Merle Haggard, Country Music Legend, Dies at 79 Country legend Merle Haggard, often called “the Poet of the Common Man,” whose music reflected his hardscrabble roots and hard-living ways as well as a tenderness that made him a revered songwriter, has died at his home near Redding, Calif. He was 79. Rest in Peace Mighty Merle Rest in Peace!

Kind of like an after dinner MINT left forgotten in the console

Well you could always move to the U.S. but you might have to put up with a Trump

I would hate to think what she would have suggested had the hotel been full...maybe move to another location???

Hey Dale, I would go find a good M/C jack then pick up one of carbon one's (Larry) RSV jack adaptor. Play with the jack to make sure you get it stable and tie the bike down to the jack using a couple of ratchet straps. All of this should cost you under $200.00 then you will have everything for the future. To remove the rear wheel jack the bike up just until the rear tire slightly touches the ground. Remove the lower nut and bolt holding the shock to the lower pivot arm. Remove the rear brake caliper bolts from the mounting frame Then jack the bike up until the axel bolt is below the exhaust pipe. Remove the axel nut then tap out the bolt then jack up the bike until the wheel is just slightly touching the ground then slide the wheel off the final drive and out from the bike. Once you have done this a couple of times the equipment will pay for it self and then some. To reinstall just reverse everything. Hope this helps and I'm sure others may have additional advice as well. PS: Hope to see you in Castleger BC in July.

For Sure, May he Rest in Peace

Great Stuff to Know

Country music today "SUX" What ever happened to the sounds of the Mighty Merle, Clint Black, George Straight, Vince Gill and Alabama???

Can you say, BULL COOKIES