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This week I met with RDawson and picked up one of his lift adapter w/ legs. First, he is a great guy and fabricator. Today, I was able to put the lift to use. It is extremely well made and simple to use. Since this was my first time to lift my RSV, it took a bit of gentle persuasion to get the rod thru the second tab on the underside of the bike. Once in, tap it thru and lift away. Bolt on the legs (perfect fit) and lower it onto the legs. It is now sitting rock steady and solidly elevated and ready for service. Thanks Ronnie. My only regret is not getting it sooner.

Took a nice ride today, nowhere special , just a little wind therapy. Here's a picture for all you snowbound riders out there.

I should have had the bell last year... '10 RSV

With and Without the Trunk

Don't wear all that stuff but just my helmet is more expensive than any clothes I have. Not the picture I want to leave y'all with so I would add jeans, shirt and boots.

I hopped on for a quick ride from North Las Vegas to Los Angeles. Although it was chilly going through the desert, it warmed up in the Los Angeles area. A couple of weeks back, I rode from North Las Vegas to Shoshone and then on to Tecopa to have breakfast. Great spot (they prepare a favorite of mine, salmon and scrambled eggs). Death Valley Brewery was their old name. I need to get some new tires now. After my ride to Mexico/Canada/Vegas, they are about gone. Ordering some Shinko's this time to see if the last longer than the Dunlops.