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For refrence an LX bunkhouse camper is 340 lbs.

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You forgot champale http://oi42.tinypic.com/2ntz9fl.jpg

There is the YSS shock option now also, give EPM a call and ask for Klaus. http://epmperf.com/hyperpro-motorcycle-shocks.htm

This may be a challenge,

No re jetting required, you could adjust the pilot screws but if you do not notice any difference I would not change a thing.

Or over the septic tank:stickpoke:

Yall enjoy and watch out for the bears.

That's pretty neat especially the motorcycle one.

Think I will give the memory foam a shot

The connectors behind the fairing are notorious for getting dirty, clean them up good and coat with a very thin layer of dielectric grease.

Sounds like the salesman needs a good talking too, hope your neighbor comes to his senses.

Try turning the CB off and trying it again also the connectors inside the fairing maybe dirty.

Last week in Vogel we set up our tent and everything was good till we realized the air mattress had a slow leak. It seems that every air mattress we buy only last once or twice so I am asking is there a compact alternative or a decent air mattress out there?

Had a bad experience with doing this one of the needle valves in the carbs was leaking by and filled the cylinder with gas so it hydrolocked when I tried to start it so I am skiddish about leaving the gas on at all anymore when it is setting up.

Thanks for the report may have to go test ride one probably have to wait for a used one to afford it maybe 10-15 years.

Hope the campground gets those doors fixed before the next guest

Congrats!!

Thanks for the pics, I don't know what I was saying in the one picture but I sure had Todd's attention.

Sounds like a good ride and no eye rolling here if you had a good ride it was a good road.

Reminds me of when my fuel pump went out and I was bypassing it on the shoulder on I-77 must have been a couple dozens bikes went by, did have a couple of cars stop. When I was younger I stopped in my truck one day and picked up a really rough looking guy on an old pan head he asked why I stopped so I told him your a biker you can't be that bad. I dropped him off about 20 miles up the road at a gas station where he called a friend to come pick him and the bike up. When I finished pumping my gas he was gone and when I went to pay the clerk told me my buddy paid for gas and handed me a couple bucks in change.

Welcome

I have a Wolo on one bike and it is mounted where the old horn was using a bracket the other bike I have a HF cheap one with the compresser where the old horn was and the trumphets mounted on the forks.

Last time I stopped to help a Harely I only had metric tools onboard.

Sounds good, I meant to make a comment about you not being old enogh for a drivers license is why you used a "bike" but my CRS and CRAFT kicked in full force.