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I take it your not riding with a passenger on the back either? You could weigh the trunk and add 20 pounds which I believe was the max load for the trunk on a first gen that would give you a reasonable idea.

I would not feel comfortable with more than 40 or 50 pounds, 10 gallons of gas would weigh 60 pounds plus the weight of the tank but this is only my personal opinion hopefully someone will have the actual numbers for you.

Not a big deal to change it is just little time consuming, here is a previous thread on the subject. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?100069-2nd-Gen-Air-Filter-clean-and-or-replace&highlight=air+filter

Don to echo what has already been said THANKS!! for all you do. This is not a total loss folks don't have to look at pictures of my ugly mug in old post now.

Nice ride.

Cool:happy34:

Well if you must. Congrats and enjoy.

Thank you for all you did and wish you the best in your future quest.

I removed my trunk and and relocated the CB to the left saddle bag and made a bracket that bolted on to the license plate bracket for the antennas. I did not have the removable backrest but I did replace the rear fender with a tour deluxe one to solo it out. The passenger Intercom connection is under the passenger seat so all you need to do is add an extension to it to keep the passenger capabilities.

In our thoughts and prayers.

Office of the Comptroller of the Currency??

Sorry you did say Silver its $379

479.00 at the PX and you don't pay tax.

and it is the fastest color.

It goes on the swing arm side here is another pic and a write up. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?515-Rear-Wheel-Removal

Where? Of course I would help y'all find your way out of the swamp, might have to stop for a gator or two.

I guess it must be my Appalachian Hillbilly education however I always thought a question was interrogative in nature and followed by a mark of punctuation at the conclusion of the sentence to indicate its interrogative nature.

Now I wish I had know what the original question was.:bang head:

I did not have the right answer but I am sure it would have been a smart alec one.

In our thoughts and prayers.

Woke up this morning to this http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/xx248/etcswjoe/2016%20Snomegedan/IMAG0047_zpsb6azkjru.jpghttp://i760.photobucket.com/albums/xx248/etcswjoe/2016%20Snomegedan/IMAG0048_zps7ihakcpl.jpg I was worried for a second since I had not ran to the store yesterday to buy bread or milk so I had to settle for hot chocolate http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/xx248/etcswjoe/2016%20Snomegedan/VZM.IMG_20160123_083040_zpsfgbf5fwp.jpg and whatever I could scrounge up http://i760.photobucket.com/albums/xx248/etcswjoe/2016%20Snomegedan/IMAG0051_zpspadj5pz1.jpg The sun is shining and the snow is gone so I count my blessings that we survived the blizzard of 16 and hope all those that are still battleing the storm are safe, sound, dry and warm.

He could even repaint his bike to match,

Glad to have you back and congrats on your retirement.

It is part of the fuel sending unit if you buy OEM, I am told the one below will work if you want to tackle just replacing the thermistor you can see it in this picture. http://www2.cougarpartscatalog.com/fm-ef008a.html?a=googleproducts4