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Hey Peggy, enjoyed this story about you and your first husband, as well as all the other stories and conversations you start. You have been a major reason this site has stayed active for as long as it has. Anyone who has ever had the pleasure of meeting you and Ron at a gathering knows just how special you are. You have always been so warm and welcoming to Kim and I and are always good for a laugh and a funny story. Guess I just wanted to let you know you are a big reason in why this family has stayed together for so long. Look forward to seeing you both this summer. Craig

I was always told the last thing you want to do is lay down and take a nap after a head injury. But it may just be an old wife's tale? After reading about your symptoms I also think you should see a Dr. But you sure as hell aint gonna listen to me! Get that checked! Craig

I felt bad having to back out of the last 2 MDs, but it has always been one of our favorite gatherings. To us, its been the official start to summer riding season and a family reunion all in one. I actually enjoy somewhat smaller crowds as it gives more time to talk and get to know more about each person I meet. I realize its alot of work on your end Don and you want to see as many folks as possible enjoy your party, but I dont believe the number of guests ever affected the quality of the party. We would do our best to be there, but if you decide every other year:thumbsup2: Craig

Glad to hear your wife is doing well and you were there when she needed you most. Its alrite to be tired, you need to take care of yourself or you wont be able to take care of her. All the best, Craig

Have one on every Venture I have owned, never any issues with overheating. Got mine on ebay, simple install and has held up well. Craig

I love DQ, heath bar blizzards especially! Dont care whats in it or how they make it. Tastes great and thats all that matters to me. I would be rite there with you on opening day Ron.

I know they make a special teflon tape for gas lines, its grey and heavier then reg. teflon tape. Mite check an RV forum for more info. Good Luck, Craig

Rite back at ya Ben, if we were closer we would be at your meet n greet, but see ya at the "shores" Craig

Are you bringing the "broom" or the "groom" hey congrats on the wedding and retirement! You look too young to retire tho. Craig

Looks Good! Garage does too:thumbsup2: Craig

I live in Pa also, 2 bikes, one 35yrs old owned from new. I have never drained carbs on either bike. Heavy dose of Seafoam or Stabil at last fill up, run bike for 10min to make sure mix gets thru carbs. Bikes always fire rite up in the spring, and I have never rebuilt carbs on either one. Probably just jinxed myself:ignore: Oil, tires and how to store your bike for the winter, you are gonna get alot of opinions. Craig

Very sorry to hear this, will keep Eileen in our thoughts at this difficult time. Take Care, Craig

Really sorry to hear this Randy, give Linda our best and hope she heals up quickly and as painless as possible. Craig

Very sorry for your loss, it is never easy. Best to try and remember the good times and smile. Take care, Craig

Not meant to scare anyone, but if you have back pain that lasts more then a month or so, ask your Dr to set you up with a bone scan. I worked in construction most of my life, always had back pain one way or another. Then at 64 woke up with pain like OP posted, tried Chiro, massage and Phys Therapy, Aug till Nov. the last therapy session I saw lightning shooting out of every opening in my body, convinced me to go back to Dr. Set up bone scan and then the news Multiple Myloma, Cancer in the bone marrow. So if that pain dont seem quite rite, ya mite want to get it checked. You can balk all you want about taking drugs, but like the nurse in ocology told me, you will be back and you will need the drugs. I was, and I do. Craig

Thanks Steve, glad to hear your health and the weather are allowing for a nice ride today. I am doing alot more napping then riding lately:snow2: Craig

Thanks and the very same to you and yours. Craig

Rick Butler would be the guy to talk to, if he is still doing it. A corbin seat will also get you quite a bit lower. Raising the fork tubes up in the trees will help, also rear lowering kit. A combination of the 3 will get you 2-3" lower. I am 5'5" and could flatfoot my 06RSV Mite want to check your bike for leveling links, it will raise the rear about an 1" from stock. Anyone 6' tall ought to be able to flatfoot a stock Venture no problem. Craig

All Paid up:fnd_(16): cant wait. Craig

I have sprayed WD40 on just about everything, havent seen it damage anything yet. Your results may vary:2cents: Craig

Guess I am 190 if I am looking at it rite. Was just reminising in my head the other day about all the members that have come and gone. A lot of great stories and a boatload of knowledge. Thanks Don, you truly created something special. Craig

Great Idea Don, sorry to say I doubt I have 100 miles on this year. Still have the trike and it looks great on the trailer:doh: Also have the Madura all shined up and ready to roll. Health and family issues have tied up most of this year. Hopefully next year will be alittle better. Hang in there Tooch it gets better, I promise. Craig

Sorry to hear about the Parkinsons, hope it isnt disrupting your life too much just yet. Sorry I dont know how bad stage 3 is? Take Care and welcome back, Craig

Will shake at slow speeds, its the nature of the beast. I havent seen a hannigan rsv with a stabilizer. I know when I rode Jonseys Hannigan Wing it did the same thing. If you find a solution I would really like to hear about it. Craig

Is choke hanging up? Making bike run rich and gas smell, it is on the left side? Craig