ragtop69gs

In Michigan there is no verbiage in the CPL law that specifically say's "Motorcycle" BUT there was a ruling by the attorney general, that a motorcycle or car makes no difference, as the permit to carry is issued to the holder and where ever it's legal to carry you are not in violation of the carry laws. I'm trying to find the ruling, I'll post it when I find it. Q: I am a current CPL holder. I bought a new motorcycle and wondered if it's legal to carry my revolver concealed on me while riding the bike. I also wondered if I can store or conceal the revolver in a locked compartment on the bike. A: So long as you have a valid, Michigan CPL (Concealed Pistol License), you may carry concealed pistols anywhere in the State of Michigan except for those places listed on the "Pistol Free Areas" list in the statute, or private property where the party in control prohibits weapons in general or asks you specifically not to carry there. Note that the intent of the law is that you should lock your gun in your vehicle when you find yourself about to enter a "Pistol Free Area." (NOTE: I use the quotation marks to indicate that the statute uses the term "Pistol Free Area," but only law-abiding citizens are deterred by the rule.) The question of storage is a question of reasonableness. If you have a compartment on your motorcycle that is secure, you should be fine storing your pistol there. However, if the gun falls into the wrong hands, you could potentially face criminal and civil liability. So, be sure that your method and location of storage pass the "sniff test".

This is from ISP's web site. Are out-of-state Concealed Carry permit holders granted reciprocity in Illinois? No. Out-of-state residents who want to carry a concealed firearm on his/herr person must obtain an Illinois Concealed Carry License to lawfully carry a concealed firearm in Illinois. In order for out-of-state residents to be eligible for an Illinois license, their state’s concealed carry license laws must be substantially similar to those of Illinois. The Illinois State Police will establish rules to identify the elements necessary to meet the substantially similar requirement. However, out of state residents are granted a limited exception to lawfully carry a concealed firearm within a vehicle if they are eligible to carry a firearm in public under the laws of his or her state or territory of residence and are not prohibited from owning or possessing a firearm under federal law. This rule becomes effective immediately. If the non-resident leaves leaves his/her vehicle unattended, he or she shall store the firearm within a locked vehicle or locked container within the vehicle in accordance with subsection (b) of Section 65 of the Firearm Concealed Carry Act. SO... Does this mean we, as out of state visitors can carry (without an Il. permit) while in our vehicle but must store it when we leave the vehicle ? Or can I carry anywhere it's lawful to do so, but must store in a locked vehicle or container when I don't want to carry? About as clear as mud

My forks are up 1" also and today I noticed that the fork covers have hit the fender mount boss on the lower fork leg. guess I'm gonna have to do a fork rebuild soon, new everything in there. I'm going to try putting if off till riding season ends. 61K miles on the clock.

When mine had that appearance it was actually loose neck bearing, torquing the bearing corrected the off kilter look.

Or riding skills deficit !

I done it 2 months ago, Do I get a $10 refund?

I left my last job after 32 with them (age 55). I'm drawing a pension from them along with pretty good medical coverage. After a 1 year break I found a part time job that I like doing, pays ok and also gives me health care & dental coverage plus I'm vested in their pension plan after 5 years of service. I've been there 2 1/2 years now and enjoy my 4 day/ 28 hour work schedule. I don't regret leaving the first job AT ALL. Like you, it had become harder and harder to drag myself into that Hell hole. Like others have said, It's never too late to start saving for the future. Even a little each week adds up. Good Luck with whatever you decide.

40 psi here. I have only rode it in the neighborhood so far, may try a bit more air.

Why don't they work with 1/2 helmets ? Boom mic to short? If kevin isn't interested in them I may be.

I just put a Commander II on Jeannie's trike. I have it mounted reverse rotation. So far she likes the tire, say's it grips well dry, no rain riding yet. Still too new to give an opinion on mileage or wear patterns yet, she's only put about 500 miles on it so far.

If your old headsets are still good i May be interested in buying them from you.

If ya liked that, take a look at this one http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/brooklyn/drunk_mans_dies_after_peeing_on_7AXR5nZq5OKApg9vuEQGlL

Welcome to the forum. You have to remember that the bike you bought is pushing 30 years of age and like with all things electro-mechanical, things get old, brittle, worn and need TLC. Work out all the age related problems and you will have what you seek. The motors will normally go well beyond 200K miles.

Nice Stool Sample ! :rotfl:

Brad, I got some video for you. Anchor Bay DR. to Marine City limits

Last ad in 2nd Gen Complete Bikes. Bright yellow RSV\Hannigan all decked out, a very nice bike for the $$

We will be heading out for a ride up M-29 along the St. Clair river today, maybe we'll see ya somewhere along the way. 2 Hannigan RSV's 1 RSV 1 Suzuki Intruder 1 HD Ultra (maybe)

No leaks on ours. If your's is leaking again so soon I'd suspect that maybe the pinion has a burr or some other imperfection causing the seal failure.

Howdy Tom, Happy Canada day to you and Terri. Finally getting a new shield on there eh ? Do not over tighten it, we don't want any cracks in this one. We gonna see you two at Galena ?

I believe that came off an early Model T, it will only work on the 83' if you install the hand crank option and ignition spark retard lever. Available HERE

Add a little SEAFOAM to your blinker fluid !:rotfl:

Yea... I can get mama's trike touched up.