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In Fayetteville, almost 800 miles. Baltimore was a 295, reroute. Virginia highway was popular today. I get pics of the trailer yesterday. My other brother called it a mini-house. 30 amp circuit, a door, window, microwave, heat a/c, fridge and a self locking Chock block. Still sounds to good to be true. Crazy! Thanks for the good wishes. West Palm Beach bound tomorrow. Only 700 miles. Ruby Tuesday dinner. Hot bartender. Life is good ?!
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Sounds like a nice set-up....
I just ordered this to have in my small motor home to run things and charge the e-bikes.
At first it was $100 off and when I waited there was another $100 off. I may eventually
fix panels to the roof to charge the house batteries after I figure things out.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Yeah, if I ever start talking about buying a Harley, I've already made arrangements with my family to go ahead and put me down so that I don't have to do it myself.Originally posted by docsevicz View PostShould I pull the trigger?
I hear that Harley makes great bikes, Good Luck
Matt
Street: 2011 Ducati Multistrada S :: 2000 Honda VFR @ 39k :: 2002 BMW K1200RS @ 13k ... round 3
Track: 2008 Suzuki GSX-R 750 :: 2008 Honda CBR1000RR
Dirt: Honda CRF450X
IBA #25520 - Iron Butting the Blue Ridge Parkway
If loud pipes save lives, imagine what learning to ride that thing could do.
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East Coast is Harley territory. Enjoy. There is no place there you can ride for 30 minutes at 110 mph. No K bike territory. I really do get it. I do suggest you learn how to do second gear burn outs through intersections on your hog though. Got to have some nasty going.
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That's a big heavy piece of iron to handle, not to mention all the time cleaning chrome.
The last couple of years I've had a handful moving the GSA around, mostly due to a
shoulder injury and then recovery.... I've considered a lighter bike.
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I took a lady friend of mine for a back road ride on my GSA a couple of summers ago. She was
constantly mentioning riding in AZ years ago with an old boyfriend. (I almost dropped her off or
left her when we stopped for a bathroom break.)
So last summer we were sitting outside in a safe distance and I asked her, "Veronica, what is
it about the Harleys that you liked?"
She did not hesitate and with this deep sexy voice she replied, "Oh Micheal, it's the vibration !"
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Similarly, I was at a multi-line bike festival somewhere years ago and heard a similar conversation going on while waiting in a line. I clearly remember the response of that woman... "Harley's don't vibrate, they THROB!"Originally posted by 802Mike View PostI took a lady friend of mine for a back road ride on my GSA a couple of summers ago. She was
constantly mentioning riding in AZ years ago with an old boyfriend. (I almost dropped her off or
left her when we stopped for a bathroom break.)
So last summer we were sitting outside in a safe distance and I asked her, "Veronica, what is
it about the Harleys that you liked?"
She did not hesitate and with this deep sexy voice she replied, "Oh Micheal, it's the vibration !"


Matt
Street: 2011 Ducati Multistrada S :: 2000 Honda VFR @ 39k :: 2002 BMW K1200RS @ 13k ... round 3
Track: 2008 Suzuki GSX-R 750 :: 2008 Honda CBR1000RR
Dirt: Honda CRF450X
IBA #25520 - Iron Butting the Blue Ridge Parkway
If loud pipes save lives, imagine what learning to ride that thing could do.
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So, it's 10 am, I'm prepared to by happy for YOU... so, where's the pictures?Matt
Street: 2011 Ducati Multistrada S :: 2000 Honda VFR @ 39k :: 2002 BMW K1200RS @ 13k ... round 3
Track: 2008 Suzuki GSX-R 750 :: 2008 Honda CBR1000RR
Dirt: Honda CRF450X
IBA #25520 - Iron Butting the Blue Ridge Parkway
If loud pipes save lives, imagine what learning to ride that thing could do.
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