RandyR

good looking blinds

May he rest in Jesus' arms.

I'll be there. I have reservations at a nearby B&B

Was the Ride A Hog commercial part of the new package?

don't let the terrorists win by panicing. Thats what they want. Keep the flag flying proud.

Too much egg nog ? its not even that season yet. take care Jeff.

Glad you're here to talk about it. If you're in good shape, then you'll heal faster and better.

looks good.

Is someone trying to impersonate me?

The valves 'hammer' into the heads.

During the Vintage Race Days, the place will be very crowded, and there are lots of other things to see and do.The swap meet is a half day visit by itself. Most major MC companies will have demo days during the racing. There is camping onsite btw.

rock on !!!

Look at your policy. What does it say about add-ons?

http://www.motorcycle.com/events/solvang-vintage-motorcycle-museum lots of very unusual bikes at this California museum.

glad you're home ok Rick.

I believe the frame is the same, but haven't mic'd barebones frames to be 101% sure. yes to the wire harness because the 2005-2009 rstd doesn't have all the electronics a RSV has.

what was the size of the old shim, and what is the size of the new shim? Have you tried removing and replacing the new shim? (no good reason, just that I prefer to do simple things first). Did you mic the shims? perhaps one was mis-labeled?

take care of yourself, and we'll see you at the DQ soon.

looks like real genuine snakeskin Air Jordans Mt Shasta? was it named after the root beer? must have been.

Me too ! Bought a new black 1964 90cc Honda after graduating from HS. In 3 years I put 30,000miles on that 90cc before selling it to upgrade to a 305cc Superhawk.

prayers sent

quote from FOX news....."This has never been done before" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messerschmitt_KR200 Those of us in Georgia who have visited the (ex) mini car museum, know better.... btw, I doubt we'll see either a $6800 price tag or 80+mpg

Measure them all first. determine which need to be replaced and remove 1 at a time those that will need replacing and see what the current size is, then replace the current shim. This will give a list of what shims you will need to replace and which will become eligible to be moved elsewhere. You would have to be very lucky to just be able to shuffle things around without a spare, and it could get very complicated. Buying a couple 2.65 shims in advance is the most likely way to get the shims you will ultimately need (60% of the time this would do the trick). OR. borrow my shim & tool kit with a variety of shims in it. I only ask that any shims used up 2.70 and under be replaced. Others can be swapped around for your bikes'. And pay my postage ($8.50)

Are you talking about the sound made when someone grabs a hot barrel with their bare hand?

dry weight 807 lbs for the RSV per my spec sheet. how come you can only get 10lbs of stuff in the bags? I'll bet I get at least 100.