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    Mark are you going to the M&E May first?
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    Mark, You can change it all you want but I still plan on coming. You can't get rid of me that easy. And is anyone going to be there with one of those carb sinc tools????? I would really like to do that to mine. That's all. Bryan
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    It would not surprize me. Like we say about the company I work for, "If you can't beat them, buy them!" Bryan
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    Darn good to see you posting again! Hope the best for you, your family and all involved. And cage, walk, crawl, swim or fly in, you are always welcome anywhere I may be. Bryan
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    Prayers sent from Lisa & Bryan for all involved.
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    :sign yeah that::sign yeah that: And I have some Buck knives that have skinned, cut and boned more deer than I can count, and are VERY, VERY sharp. Wife refuses to use them, says they are TO sharp. Bryan
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    WOW! Are you guys serious? I converted your km to mi so I could see what you are getting. Wife and I, "2 up" no trailer on a 55 mph hi-way get 195 to 220 mi (313 to 354 km) depending on wind & hills. With my trailer it goes down to 140 to 160 mi (225 to 257 km) depending on conditions again. All this is when I have to hit reserve and on nice two lane roads. Interstate riding at 70 mph (112 kph) sucks,,,, gas too. Guess I feel pretty good about my mileage now, THANKS guys! Bryan
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    That looks like the same one I have on my trailer. Mounted it under the trailer so I just have the plug to deal with, and I have all LED lights on the trailer. Works great too. Bryan
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    From what I can tell this should work for you. You would bolt the model # below under your ball then you just pin the flag holder on when ever you want it. FP-MHM: Motorcycle Hitch Mount A bit pricey, but?? Bryan
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    Did you crash it? Replace! Did you drop it hard enough to crack the foam? Replace. Is it from the 1970's? Replace. Is the outside just foam or cloth instead of plastic? Replace. Does it lack a CPSC, ASTM or Snell sticker? Replace. Can you not adjust it to fit correctly? Replace!! Do you hate it? Replace. Just my Bryan
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    I had brand new Avons put on a week before a trip to the Black Hills in SD last year. Bike road very smooth for about a month. Then I started to get a shimmy when I stopped. It got worse so I took it back to dealer. He checked out wheel bearings and steering head nut for looseness. Then he took the tire off and checked balance. It was balanced, BUT tire its self was out of round and had a side to side movement. Took tire off put on only thing he had close which was a Dunlop E 3. Shimmy was gone and found out something else. The Dunlop was a 130 wide not a 150 as the RSV came with and I put back on new with the Avon. The handling with the narrower tire was AMAZING!! At slow speed it was MUCH easier to handle. Avon sent me a new tire, did not cost me anything. But I did purchase the Dunlop and am very happy with it. And shimmy is gone! May not be your case, but was with mine. Side note, for me the Dunlop has more "road" noise than the Avon. Bryan
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    I really like your "infinity" looking lights! What would it cost for you to make me a set for the inserts for the saddle bag hinges? And where did you get the lights like that? Bryan
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    Well my guess will be a > 1922 to 1928 Henderson Four Cylinder Motorcycle
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    Well you make it look and sound so easy! Thanks! Bryan
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    Squeeze, Thanks! How do you post that on here like that? Bryan
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    1971 Green CT70 H 4 Speed Trail 70 "First bike" 1970 Kawasaki Trail Boss 100cc "First bike I built hitch for and pulled mower from farm to farm" 1974 XL 250 Honda 1975 XL350 Honda 1982 920 midnight virago YAMAHA 1997 1100 Shadow Spirit Honda Black & Cream 2005 RSV Venture Liquid Silver Bryan
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    Well look what I found while planning a trip! Go to Google maps at 3240 U.S. 2, St. Ignace, MI, United States Click the little guy and drag him to see the road at that address. You will see a black pick-up on side of the road, click the arrow to go toward the pick-up and you will see a white Venture with a trailer come at you . Google got you!!! Anyone from here? You are a celebrity now! Bryan
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    That is to bad, my step daughter loves to ride with me. I just hate the looks I get when people see me with a cute little blond. Seems they never think DAUGHTER, just dirty old man. Oh and my grand daughter,,,,, well she let my wife know that is HER back seat and I can not start the bike with out her wanting to ride. Started at 2 years old and still the same now at 6. Maybe yours will have a change of hart when she talks with her friend some more. Good luck, Bryan
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    :sign yeah that: Great travel report!!!!!!!!!!!! Was looking forward to each post!!!!!!!!! Bryan
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    I stayed here when I went through on the bike. Nice place good people for us anyway. Bryan
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    Drive careful Scotter Bob. You are getting back up here where them cagers aint seen no bike for months! Have enjoyed your whole trip from my computor. Hope you can come down for the Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Ill and Mo M&E on May 1st. If you can bring your pictures!! See you later Bryan
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    I don't know much about these radios but looks like a "stand alone " type unit from what I read. TX2Sturgis owns one he may be able to answer your question. He said it IS water proof, but not Pressure washer proof. I was just wanting one to listen to Blue Grass, Old time Country and 70's rock (oh yeah, and the big 10 network). I plan on leaving it on the bike. Like the idea of the "Weather radio" on it also. Thanks for the info, Bryan
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    Thanks Don, I guess I may buy it then. I see many use XM or Sirius just never have my self. Going to be new for a while I guess. Thanks again, Bryan
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    Anyone use one of these "Harley Davidson XM Satelite Radio Road Tech 76390-05A" for their XM radio? If so, can you plug it into the auxiliary in the tape deck and adjust volume with the RSV's radio controls? I am looking for something weather proof and I found one of the "Road Techs" NIB with all the "stuff" it comes with for $150. If it would work on my RSV, looks like a good buy, maybe? I know nothing about satellite radios, except I will need to buy a monthly subscription. Could I get the "Road Tech" (if it will work on the RSV) and get the XM subscription with not much trouble? And are they worth a hoot? Thanks in advance, Bryan
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    I am going to try to make this. I never know if I will get called to work over in Omaha or not but if I am home I'll be there! Bryan
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