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An air hose is your friend when installing puppies. Mac

Do yourself a favor and install grip puppies at the same time. Mac

Apply a thin film of grease and then rotate the axel as you remove it. That seems to work for me. Mac

I use a Cee Bailey with a flip and I look over the screen and I am in still air. I would hate to have to look thru the screen. For your info I am 6 ft tall. Mac

Great story and great pictures. Thanks, just what I needed to hold me over for about 4 more weeks. Mac

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Just in case you don't get your new ECU in time for the mountain ride , keep this in mind. Wide open throttle every once in awhile or stopping and turning the bike off will do the same thing and adjust your old ECU to a new altitude. Mac

I'm not saying not to buy the hack but if you do I would highly recommend that you take a side car class. I didn't and have a bummed up left knee for the rest of my life. The chair will fly on a hard right turn and will tip over on a hard left turn . I still have mine, a Ural, but I am a lot...

I voted for your poll but I have a question. Why do you lump anyone above 60 all in one group. Is it that when we hit 60 we just count as old farts and probably should not be riding. :rolleyes: . Why not continue and get the real facts. Have a 61 to 70 and 71 to 80 and 81 to 90 group...

Great report and pictures, thanks for sharing. :yahoo: Mac

Just got my room this morning,, :yahoo: I am in. I am really looking forward to not just the rally but the ride out and back also. Mac

Unless you are really short on time, I would not ride the interstate. What a boring ride. Get off on state roads and enjoy not just the scenery but meeting the locals in gas stations and resturants. You will find its nice once in a while to stop at a red light just so you can put your feet...

I would suspect that all the bikes will do that. When you rev the engine, before it is warmed up, and then let it idle it will drop back to the idle it would hold when warm and it is not ready for that and the engine will die. It's too cold outside now or I would try mine. Mac

Super great, fantastic . I cannot wait. :yahoo: Mac

Well I am not TurboDave but I am 73 yrs old so I hope that that qualifies me. You are right , I just wish I was 62 again , I was on top of the world then. However when you turn 73 , hey what am I saying, I still can ride at any speed I feel like and for as long as I like. A lot of getting older...

Sounds fantastic . I have the dates on my calender and plan on attending. Thanks to all who put in all the effort so the rest of us can play. Mac

Glad you like it, I know I really like mine. What size did you get? Mac

Steve, I don't know if there are any more out there like me but I am unable to open your new listing. Mac

Why not just plug into the cig. lighter socket in your glove box. Thats what I did and when I remove the GPS I just leave the cord there. There is a hole in the bottom of the glove box with a grommet in it, just remove the grommet , make a cut in it and then install on your power cord and then...