billmac

Plates are required in Michigan, will cost you $75 once and last forever.

Ride the bike and be happy.

I'd call the guy in Texas. the price seems like a steal with all you get. fly in and ride it home. new bike and a rode trip all in one.

do you have a radio or other electronic running with the sound turned all the way down and not accounting for that draw?

If the problem was their before the accident why didn't your home inspector find it before you bought the home or your insurance company find it before they gave you insurance. Just to show their was nothing wrong with your foundation before the accident.

sounds like a battery cell (s) is starting to fail.

might want to have your bike wired for the trailer before you get there.

Not going through any drive thru's but I use a cart bag these days and it's to big to strap on to the backrest. to old to mess with stuff like that.

I was thinking about golf bag.

What's the lightest load you've pulled? sometimes it's not the weight but the size and distance I'd like to use a trailer with the bike. I have a trailer bought back in the 60's from HF that's been sitting for 20 years. new tires lights and maybe a little paint would make it good to go.

when we rented a car in L.A. the agent told us to watch for motorcycles splitting lanes and it's legal.

need to hit the stores in the morning or their empty by 11:00am

looks better after the paint job.

Sure hope he did'nt put it in a ditch on the home.

the 2001 v star 650 has a great looking two tone green, or white to match the white walls. It's not painted yet so you still have choices.

I heard the TD is gone, the cassette will be replaced with a CD in the Venture. Its the best road bike they build and lasts forever, so they only need to make minor changes which keeps the profit level up.

After more searching this would be more work and $$$ than I want to put into it just to have a drivers backrest. Just glad this was a want and not a need project. I will keep an eye out for a set up that just bolts up without mods to work. Someone will have a set up put up and decide to sell it.

I'll get the info if he has it. What I know is that he had it on his 2000 venture. the mounting brkt has two holes to mount to the front of the pass seat brkt where you put the bolts to hold the pass seat on. I've been told I can change the brkt on my RSTD to the mounting brkt of a 2000 venture and modify my pass seat or change to a venture seat. also been told I would need to drill my fender to mount the venture brkt and another person said it should bolt right on to the holes for my RSTD brkt. the people i know that have ventures have them in storage for the winter and don't feel like going their to pull the seat so I can have a look. I'm not out any money yet unless I can get it to work. told the brkt is around $17.00 and my dealer has to order the brkt and don't know if I would need to modify it or not. and the other dealer wants me to come to them and see if it will work. it's winter here and I won't ride my bike in the conditions we have now. I was hoping some one would actually know if the brkt was all I needed and a simple change. Other riders I know are spending the winter in warm places and I cannot contact them.

Thanks. I could use some 22's

Is a 8' trialer long enough?

Wow 62 looks and no answers. Really thought someone on here would have the answer.

when did you last go shoppping for ammo and what store had plenty?

I have a 07 RSTD with stock seat. I have a 2000 RSV back rest. Can I just change the bracket for the passenger seat for a 2000 bracket or modify the bracket to work with the 07 Pass seat? Most of the time I ride solo so I have the option of not have a Pass seat mounted. Would I have to drill holes to mount the 2000 brkt or would it bolt where the 07 brkt is?

So what did he charge for the 4hrs?

Hope your trip is at the end of June and you can swing by the Star rally in Hershey PA. the week of July 15,2013.