eagleeye
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I must be missing something here. Why are you taking the stickers off? Steve
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Thanks Jim, and Happy Thanksgiving to you from Wisconsin. Frome one vet to another, what you are doing is appreciated! Steve
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I went back to the original post and it IS good to dream, but, -----------There are many great bikes out there. If we're lucky, well own them all. Steve
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Real funny Eddidy, As far as I"m concerened, real motorcyles doooo ---------vibrate. Add on-My son once asked me why the fronot wheel shook-I said, because it is a machine. Steve
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Hey, Congratulations! Lots of venison in the freezer for the up comming year. Our season starts this comming saturday. Steve
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We have all the cool stuff in Wisconsin:rotf::rotf: Eugene, are'nt you in Texas yet? Have a great trip. Steve
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Now, these guys are into it. Steve
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I'm chompin at the bits for 1st ice. I've got all my gear in the garage ready to go. I could be packed and ready in 15 min. I wait all summer to go ice fishing. I'll be here soon. Steve
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I've got a brown 86 and it's a beauty. Gotta love it! Steve
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I must confess. I dropped my RSV, HARD.
eagleeye replied to Steve S's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
Hey, Glad that youyr'e OK. the bike is jsut a machine, it can be fixed. A beauty, but a machine non the less. take care and get it going, Steve -
Hipshot, I want pics!!!!!!!!!!! Can I fit into my navy dress blues? :rotf::rotf: You've got to be kidding. Even my 1975 black leather jacket shrunk on me. The hat is a possiblility. Steve
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2 to 4 k will suffer and thats where your engine spends most of it time. I guess that evryone is different, but that is not where my 86 spends most of it's time. I always try to stay above 4. Seems like that is where is shines. Steve
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I'm with Craig, I use it in everything that uses gas and doesn't get used all the time. Never a probem! Steve
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I'm thinking that retirement will be when I get up in the morning and don't know or care what day it is. Steve
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I guess that I really don't understand. You bought a venture, which is a big ass touring machine. If you want a hot rod, you need to start with something under 400 lbs, and then build a hot rod. Having said that, this just goes to show that we all are different in what we want. If you want to build a venture hot rod, I say --------HAVE FUN---------- and build it. But, I wouldn't worry about the front end comming off of the ground. Steve
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I've been trying to think of this saying for a couple days now: There are three kinds of lies-------Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics For at least 39.7% of the time------------------ Steve
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Sounds like all of these are nice and warm, but out of my price range. Has anyone used the heated grips?? Steve
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I can't believe that people read, much less post this kind of garbage. Statistics-----What a joke! Make em what ever you want. I deal with this every day. Steve
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Nice Heather----- I like it, Steve
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I'm with ya all the way on this one Don----- Glad it's gone. Steve
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Old School? For sure____Good Looking? ------------Absolutely! How do you put a price on a work of art? That thing belongs in my driveway---------------------- Steve
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Thanks to those who had something positive to add. One last question, Is it possible that a 2002 had that seat and paint color? Steve
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How do you identify that as a '97? I've seen 97 royal star palominos for sale in the past. I think it's more about the seat color. Kinda a western theme going there. Steve
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I think that we have a generation gap here:rotf: the pic, I believe is a 97. I was just wondering how many different years they offered the palomino as an option. And if they offered it as a venture. Steve
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Does anyone know what years the palomino version was offered? Also, was it offered as a Royal Star, and or Venture? Steve