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Mac, I'm so sorry to hear this news, only learning of your shared ordeal on returning to this forum after several months. While the bonds of love never die, the pain of separation from any dear one — a friend, or colleague or parent or spouse — is not often an easy thing to bear. Even with...

Okay. I'm a "maybe" for this event. Will know for sure in the next few days... Cheers!

Hi all! Due to my work situation, I can only tentatively commit to this outing, but that should be resolved in the next few days. In any event, I'm holding reservations for Thu/Fri/Sat night at the Mariposa Lodge. One room, two queen beds, and I'm only planning on using one of the beds...

Okay. PP for one sent this morning. I still haven't been able to confirm the time off, but I should know in the next few days...

I rode various Honda 100/350/450 and Yamaha RD350 borrowed during my high school years and later, but the first bike I actually owned was a 1977 Suzuki T-500 Titan that I purchased new during college. The last Titans were built in 1976, and offered in the 1977 model year. Finally sold it a...

Orlando area: the perfect romantic get away for the young (at heart): Dark mood lighting, subtle musical lyrics, and thou!

Sorry to hear about your accident (Assuming it to be so. No telling just what the the deer's true intentions were). Glad you are able to write to us about it. You also titled this post "deer damage", but I notice that you made no mention of the animal's actual injuries. I can only imagine that...

Hey. There was nothing wrong with how my grandma used to ride!

Yep. Been running internal TPMS system (the SmarTire system - see ancient archeological references for info :-) for 10+ years now. Only had to change out the sensors (with integral non-replaceable batteries) once.

That we live in an age where we can benefit from such miracles! All the best, and work diligently in your recovery...

What a great idea!

Yeah, I haven't heard good things about the MCL driver peg lowering kit wrt ground clearance. But I never had any issue with their passenger peg lowering kit. YMMV...

Looks like to be a wonderful weekend, all. Unfortunately I won't be able to join in. But be safe! And post a lot of pictures! Cheers!

As my kids grew taller, the stock passenger pegs wouldn't cut it, so I installed Knifemaker's floorboards along with the passenger peg lowering brackets. The kids liked that much better.

My brother down in Fort Lauderdale should be getting the first rains from the storm as I write this. Said the local stores weren't crowded. There was no bread left, but they did have ice (just got a shipment), and he got the last four bottles of Pusser's Rum.

Well I've always run my tires with an 80% nitrogen mix myself, and that's seemed to have worked out okay...

On 4 September 2016, bigjohnsd wrote: But, but, John. You're here! (as am i...)

A truly wonderful recounting!

The frame sliders likely supplied by OES assume that you are bolting them directly in place of the forward motor mounting bolts. But attaching them further outboard atop a set of previously installed canyon cages requires even longer bolts, and bolts of the correct size are very uncommon and so...

And let's not forget doggie chew toys... But of low quality. They just don't last...