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Wow! :omg2: Amazing ride! Way to go John! Good luck!

Who told you about my game plan! ;) Actually, won't RJ be at a disadvantage on this one? I've never heard of any hoor-houses in Idaho.

I'll be there Badcat.

So sayeth the man who rides a bike named "Flipper." :D

Wild story. I've read a few HST books and heard the term before but never knew where it came from. Thanks Tyler!

I'm still here OldMichael and if you can keep your wheels on the pavement long enough to make it to Idaho in July, I'll see you there. (I still owe ya a beer.) Thanks for the link. Alaska is on my long list of places I want to ride in.

That's awesome Turbo!!! :clapping: When are we gonna get hopelessly lost on some ancient logging road? I almost bought Glenn's Rhino-skinned girl-strom ;) when I found the Beemer. Nice bikes. I believe Craig rode a well-farkled WeeStrom in the UpChuck 1000. Doug or RJ may know how to...

At least the rider can laugh at himself too (he's the one who posted the video.) Good stuff!

While I would certainly give a fellow rider in need the wheels off my ride, it most CERTAINLY isn't because I don't ride anymore. (See what happens when you take a break from the forum?) I've been using Cycle Gear for awhile. That MotoGuard tire replacement is hard to beat. There are two...

46 / Rarely ride two up. On the rare occasion that the wife wants to ride, I cherish it (she hates "murdercycles" so I know it takes a lot for her to ask.) Of course, I'm always on my best behavior when she's back there.

Nice bike Jill. Congrats! I've been lucky so far. Here in Southern Nevada, there's lots of places for me to explore on my Funduro that are too far for the 50cc twerps to find me.

Kinda reminds me of the Sperry's mapboard setup on their Goldwing. IIRC, they used two RAM mounts (one from each handle bar.) I love it. Simple. Effective. The light's a nice touch too.

Friend request sent & accepted. Face-to-face or over the Intrawebzors, I'm happy to have met your acquaintance. My public facebook here: Linky (It'll help if you mention the FJRForum)

You're not alone Ari. I'm still wiping the tears away.

Don't forget to check out CycleGear (either one - Pecos or Decatur). If pressed for time, I've had fair prices with tires already in stock. I love their "Moto-Guard"... Basically, if you pick up a nail riding out of their parking lot, they replace it for free (well, the $20+ you paid for...

Sorry to hear of your troubles RB337. My experience has been similar to others... Absolutely AWESOME! I can't recommend them enough. I've been there twice now, once to pick up brake pads (that no one in Vegas had on hand) and recently, my ignition switch recall. The brake pads weren't correct...

Don't be a stranger! Thanks for the advice and suggestions regarding my transmission.

Once again, I'm late to the party. Thanks a bunch Hal!!! This is sure to be an awesome event. Count me in for this and the LD event. (Iggy & H. Marc at the helm of the LD ride? It's gonna be awesome!)

Ride In Peace Lee. :rip_1:

Gunny! to what Skooter sez... - Aux vent line. Make sure some bigazz moth didn't crawl up there and die. (Go ahead and ask me how I know.) - Air in fuel line between aux and main (wouldn't hurt to check that you didn't pinch the line either.) - Aux tank's fuel filter. I use a clear plastic...