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MoRiverRat

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    Chris

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    St. Louis, Mo, United States

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    St. Louis, Mo

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    United States

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  • Interests
    Motorcycles, Boats and Cars
  • Bike Year and Model
    99 RSV
  1. Visit Wheels through Time Museum in Maggie Valley. http://www.wheelsthroughtime.com/ This is a very interesting place. You will be looking at a 1918 motorcycle and the owner will walk up and ask if you want to see it run. And then start it up. He offered us a ride on an old Harley, sidecar setup when we were walking up. If you have time - the Biltmore http://www.biltmore.com is also very interesting.
  2. Check out http://www.ironhorsenc.com - they are a motorcycle lodge with accomodations from camping to multiple bedroom houses. It is the best place I have stayed oriented towards motorcycles. You won't be disappointed. Centrally located to all the rides you mentioned. I was just there in June for a week. They serve breakfast and dinner if you desire to sign up and pay for them which have always been a good value.
  3. I have the original windshield off my 99. It has been laying around the house for 9 years. I didn't like looking through it. You are more than welcome to it. You will probably have to offer my wife a few bucks for it to make worth her while to ship it to you.
  4. Cottonpkr - I have a set off my 99 - they have about 60k miles on them. They are boxed up and ready to go if you want to pay shipping. They are not perfect - they have drug the ground a few times (while on the bike) and they are full of road grime, but what do you want for free.
  5. Past: 80 something Virago 920 96 Royal Star Present: 99 Royal Star Venture 08 Raider 08 650 Custom (Wife's)
  6. Interesting - I have never been run off the parking lot. On my many travels with my buddy with an Ultra Classic, I have visited a lot Harley Dealers. They all have been nice to me. I did have one guy at a shop where my buddy's bike was being repaired ask me what I was riding and I said a Yamaha. He said he was sorry. I replied "I'm not, I'm not at a Yamaha dealer having my bike repaired". He left me alone after that. My buddy had to rebuild his motor before 75k miles. If you find yourself in a Harley dealership, I challenge you to find something(other than a motorcycle) made in the USA.
  7. Skid - where did you put the XM radio antenna?
  8. Stay a night at Iron Horse Motorcycle Resort - It is a motorcycle oriented lodge, camping and cabins. We stay the whole week there. See www.ironhorsenc.com
  9. Mine (left rear cylinder) did the same thing this summer. It was the bolts on top of the chrome cover. I tightened them up and no more leak. 5 min job.
  10. My Corbin seats are leather and I ride in the rain a lot - no problems after 8 years and 60k miles.
  11. Just north of Terre Haute is Parke County, covered bridge capital. See http://www.coveredbridges.com/.
  12. Yamaha catalog lists them for $285. But my catalog only shows black. I would check at www.corbin.com - I know you can pick your leather color there. I don't think they had it recovered because of the stitching.
  13. Yes those are arm rests. Here are a few pics with my wife using them thru the tail of the dragon.
  14. But we love IRON HORSES!
  15. Click on the view photos by iceman link under the flags
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