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    That guy sure knows his way around a guitar
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    Just say the word and I'll come help you get it in place.
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    That looked alot like the way I hit one in Montana only I was doing 20mph, friggin deer ran off with 2 of my light visors stuck in it's side
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    I've always wanted to see Nova Scotia, After the Rally we are going to go Northeast thru New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine, then hit Quebec, Ottawa & Montreal on the way home, that is if my wife can handle all those miles. We'll do as much of it as she can take.
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    Now what fun would that be ? The possibility of running off the road raises the excitement level with every turn!
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    How long has it been since you changed the motor oil ? When I let it go to long my shifting gets notchy and stiff.
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    Those were some great roads. Too bad the Chinese government would never let you bring a bike as big as we have there.
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    I'll come over and help you build the SAW WING, you've helped me a few times and I need to repay the favor.
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    How about this one http://www.auctionzip.com/Full-Image/1471513/fp38.cgi
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    Remove the motor mount, change the plug, replace motor mount, do the same on the other side. It's only 4 bolts on each motor mount, easy job.
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    Now reward your self with a nice ride
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    If you are picking up power for the relay trigger under the fairing using a scotch lock connector that's the first place you should look, those connectors are notorious for failing. Will show power but not pass enough amperage to light the lamps. Or you have a bad ground .
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    I just bought a chrome brake cover with "Venture" Etched on it and now need the matching cover that say's "Royal Star" . If anyone has one laying around in a box gathering dust I'd be happy to buy it from you. Plan B is to buy just a plain chrome cover.
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    The risers are on my 01 RSV it's a 2 wheeler. To answer your question though, No, The rake does not change the handlebar location, the angle of the holes that clamp the tubes is whats altered . I have the Flanders G2 bars on the 08' trike. I have the risers on the 01'
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    I like Elvis too, but I couldn't help but laugh at that.
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    OUCH I never believed that 100,000 mile BS even if a plug would last that long, if you never remove them in all that time they will usually seize into the aluminum head and break when you try to pull them, then you have to R&R the head. $48 in plugs every other year sure sounds like a good deal now eh?
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    I would have to disagree, my last 2 Canon cameras used AA's and I've never been stopped by dead batteries. The batteries last for hundreds of shots or lots of video. When I was in Montana I took over 800 stills and 2 hours of video on 1 set. Over the years I have found it very economical use.
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    I have risers on the 01 and flanders G2's on the 08 so I have a good point of compairison, go with the flanders bars, more expensive but worth every $$ Cures that pain NOW
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    I guess asking this question is kind of like asking which oil to use So far most of what's been suggested would be good, but, I'm still no closer to making a choice yet. I'm going to have to go put my hands on a few to see what feels nest for me. Thank you to all who responded so far.
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    I like the Canon's but those are both above what I'm looking to spend I thought about the gopro, but not very useful as an everyday still image camera.
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    I think that's the new Ford Submariner
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    My dear wife has told me to go out and get a new digital camera for fathers day. I have a top $ budget of $250 but the lower the better. I want something that's small enough to carry in the tank bib that I can pull out and shoot while riding, it's got to have a decent optical zoom for scenery shots without a lot of lag time between shots. I'd also like it to have HD video that is not time limited for shooting ride video. I don't take pictures of the night sky very often. I'd use it mostly for scenery, portrait, parts pics and video. The easier to use the better. My last 2 cameras were Canons A620 and a A570IS I'm looking for recommendations from experienced photo shooters or a similar to me novice with actual hands on use, please.
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    Consume less sugar and cut back on carbs, you'll be resized in a few weeks
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