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I've found out that I do much better on long rides, if I force myself to take a break when I stop to fuel. My natural inclination is to hurry the stop and get back on the road. I've started carrying a camelback on trips. It really helps me stay hydrated and reinforces my idea of the longer...

I think that it has to do with the oil filter. My '06 does it from time to time. Always goes away a mile or so into the first ride after change. Does not occur again after that. -GSE-

I don't believe that there will be an interference problem unless you add a fork brace; then there will be a problem. -GSE-

No prob here; maybe next season.

Nope!!

Terrible thing.

Bump. Anyone else going?

So, BTW..when are we leaving??

Cool!!

I've dropped my '06 a couple of times and can report that the technique of lifting the bile by backing up to it while holding the handle bar in one hand and the passenger grab rail in the other, works very well and with not too much effort. I also always mount the bike BEFORE rolling it off of...

I've ridden with the v-46 and V-stream on my '06 for two years now and have not a had a problem. Dunno.

I'll be there.

I'm on my second set and haven't seen anything remotely resembling that. What pressures you running.

Don, I've used a standard audio splitter and it worked fine. No probs

Good that he didn't die alone. What a tragedy. Our condolences to his family and his friends. -Greg and Nancy-

Amen, on the Tourmasters. My feet have stayed dry on a couple of daylong rainy rides. They are my "daily ride to work" boots and I highly recommend them -Greg-

I like it, but it sure looks like a long one day loop. How long do you estimate it'd take?

I'm very sorry for your loss. I know the void that is left at the loss of a father. God bless you and your family. -Greg-

Ordered mine. Thanks for the tip, Y'all. -Greg-

If I'm right, LA (not the city or Lower Alabama) is the Bayou State. My home state of Mississippi is the Magnolia state. :glare: