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GOOD PLAN!!!

I paint the screw heads with yellow paint. Makes it easier to see.

My mom is in very rough shape. She is being cared for by one of my sisters down in Ohio (PRAISE GOD FOR LITTLE SISTERS!) instead of suffering through the nightmare of a nursing home. While Tip and I were out getting some fresh air time on our E-bikes recently I was riding along singing praises to God for all He does for us and He spoke to my heart to use evil Youtube for some good for a change and record some songs for my Mom to watch. I followed God's directive and got a real positive note from my little sister that my Mom really enjoyed watching it and to please continue so I am doing my best to oblige her. This morning God spoke to my heart again about putting this one on VR, maybe because some of you are going thru some rough times too. If so and if even one of you get some air under your wings because God REALLY does still send his love on the "Wings of a Dove" than I reckon I did something right for a change. Puc P.S., if you are one of our lop eared praying VR member varmints if you get a second please pray for Puc's mom. THANKS

Prayers for Your Mom Puc. BTW I have always loved that song. Coming from you I am sure your Mother feels it in an extra special way.

Sorry to hear your mother isn't doing well. Hope things improve.

I finally got around to doing some maintenance on my ride today. My new Carb tune came in last week so I got brave and read Freebird's directions 3 times. After I got the engine good and warm I hooked the carb tune up and started hunting screws to turn. Do you folks realize how hard it is to turn my old head upside down to see the screws through my bifocals???? I finally got them all located and adjusted as best as I could. Thankfully the gauge showed the carbs were well in tune with each other. It is too hot in Western KY to suit up and go riding so Ill try to check it out tomorrow morning. Thanks Freebird for the very good information on synchronizing the carbs. Steve Stewart

I'm with ya....old eyes and big hands make motorcycle work difficult....