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I forgot about seeing that Thread. Based on the look of the Eluder back seat I wonder if most of that cabling is tucked under there? That could make it doable. I have not seen an Eluder with the seat off. The Fender would definitely need some work but . . . . . This may be fun to watch.

From what I've seen on many forums and board is that the trunk cannot be removed as there are a ton of electronics under it. I have not tried to remove it nor have I seen one with the trunk removed. Would I like to do that, Yes absolutely, I love the look of the Eluder but I wanted the other amenities that the SVTC provided. The Eluder would be great for my daily commute. As far as parts, I would not be too concerned there. While there seems to be a bump in the start in the US and we did not have the 2019 here I believe it was elsewhere and there are 2020's in the US. For the info system, I have no complaints. It took me some time to find everything but once I settled in no issues at all. I access most everything without looking, including shield and heater adjustments. It can do a lot compared to other bikes I've owned, it just took time to use it. The GPS does seem to be limited based on the forums but I don't use it much at all.

I told y'all it was dangerous, darn Canadians. LOL Well I guess this American did open the door, just a little. Hit, Run, Watch the fun.

If you're a little handy with wood you might be able to create another storage location. Just a thought. I did this on my '06 when I removed the Cassette deck that I never used. It also had an old stuck tape in it.

That's 100% cool. The only bike that ever scared me was a ~49 Indian my uncle had. Rode it when I was 16 and fearless but that suicide shifter going into 3rd was hellacious. I wish I would have gotten that off him before he sold it but alas I was young and ignorant at the time.

Asking for opinions on this site could be dangerous:

That bytes. Maybe some local rides?

Our Condolences and prayers for you and your family.

Our condolences and prayers for you and your entire family.

Yesterday was a very difficult and sad day for us. Thank you to everyone for your prayers, your thoughts and everything you have done. Ursola was living with us while she was working on her recovery. Her passing was very unexpected as she was working hard and progressing quickly. Below is the one of the last videos we had taken of her recovery process.

There was a TV series on the History Channel called the 'Kings of Pain'. Two guys, one a biologist and the other an animal handler, doing this type of stuff to modify the current 'pain/damage/danger' lists that are used. It was actually an interesting show.

Wish I have more property here in TX, I'd offer it up here.

You may have given in too soon. Any Pics?

I was right there with ya brother.

Comes from being an IT guy from northern Ohio, living in Texas with a bunch of Mexican friends and having a 'Happy Hour' via Zoom. To be 100% Honest one of the guys probably saw it on the interweb somewhere before we came up with it. We're not that creative.

I used the Barnett set in my '06. I did not see the reference marks either but everything worked very well when I was done. Like I've said in previous posts, I am no mechanic or gearhead.

I 'm surprised nobody mentioned that Cinco de Mayo falls on Taco Tuesday this year and it's basically being kept down by a bug named after a Mexican beer.

C'mon Puc, Google is your Friend. Besides, I am not that versed. Want to do this with PC history and I can go that route.

Hey Sailor, Is this what you were referring to?

Here is that Episode of Counting Cars

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This sounds like something I saw on a show. It was a custom rig for a guy in a wheel chair.

That's pretty cool. I wonder how many vehicles they left in the jungle though. that would be very telling.

That was actually a fun search. Saw a ton of unique photos I would not have seen otherwise. Maybe this needs to become a monthly forum challenge.