Marcarl

Nice lookin scooter, bet you'll be a happy rider.

Load the trailer with what you would normally load it with for use. Now attach the trailer to your bike and roll it's wheel across a wet spot. Check the tracking left by the tires. The whole tire should contact the road. Adjust accordingly. Difference? Longer stopping, wider corners, more air in the shock, slower reaction time. If trailer is properly loaded and balanced (10-15% of trailer weight on the hitch) there should be no issue, but if not expect lots of wiggle (controls the bike) and on a hard stop the trailer might even try to pass the bike and then take it along for a dump. That all might sound scary, but if done right you'll hardly notice.

Hearing going on the fritz?

Now that you have brought up the subject, I checked and noticed that WE Have been here all that time. Need some directions?

EH?

Set the alarm off and see,

Super, amazing, wonder how it got there?

Yep, disconnect line and plug both ends. Good to go.

I might just do that. Mine needs better looking chrome rails, plastic looks good though.

You could ride that thing allll the way to Brantford and show me how to do work on an 86 maybe.

Does 'brand new' mean never been rode, or it was made last year. Good deal!

Good lookin set!

Not made to roll that way, change it!

Tell her to just shut it off, that way she can hear the given instructions better. Glad you guys got out.

Nice so far.