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I've got one. It does fine with the 2nd gen's. have had it for 3 years now. No problems. It has a bar that will lock it at different heights. It's a really big help for a lot of stuff. I'm glad I've got it. Steve
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Way to go. My wife got her first deer last year. She was very excited for sure. That also made my day to see her so excited. Congradulations! Steve
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My son will be in Iraq right after Christmas. He's in the National Guard, a 1st Lt. Steve
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I've used stabil and sea-foam both over the years. Both do a good job and I've never had a problem cause of either. Steve.
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Southern Indiana here. Lots of really good riding just about everywhere here. Food - "The Dock" restaurant in Leavenworth, In. "The Black Buggy" an Amish Buffet restaurant in Washington, In. Many, many more, but these are 2 of the best in this area. Come on down and we'll do a ride meet and eat for sure! Steve:thumbsup:
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YES!!! Those creatures deserve everything they get. I've served at several Funerals as a member of the Patriot guard where they showed their rear ends, and it was teribbly hard on the grieving families to have them there. Hitting them in the pocket book will probably do far more to stop them than anything else. It's worked before. The KKK and other racist, or hurtful organizations became just shadows of themselves and even made several close shop after people and the govt went after their pocketbooks. It's hard to move around the country spreading hate and discontent when you can't pay for gas, motel rooms, meals or buy a plane ticket without money. :thumbsup2: Steve
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Just finished ordering one thru pay pal. Thanks Don. Steve:thumbsup2:
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God Bless Him on this terrible journey he's on. Jeff, our thoughts and prayers are with him. Steve
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I'd like one as well! Steve
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Does that mean that all "antique" 1 gens are ridden by "antique" owners??? :rotf: Cheers, Steve
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1047 miles in 16 hrs 51 minutes - my Iron Butt Run. From Scottsburg, In to Indy to St Louis to Memphis to Nashville to Louisville to Scottsburg on my 97 Harley Wide Glide. Thank the Lord for Mustang Seats! I did 996 miles on my Nomad from Scottsburg to Centre, Alabama, a 130 mile Polar bear run and back home Jan 1st 2005. I did 783 miles one day from Myrtle Beach S.C. to Scottsburg, In. on my 2007 Venture. Cheers, Steve:7_6_3[1]:
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My thoughts and prayers are with you Gary and your family. Steve
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How Many VR Members does it take to change lihgtbulb ?
wolfman1 replied to stardbog's topic in Watering Hole
And how about the 10 that start a war (oops, I mean DISCUSSION) over which wattage is better or which brand gives off cleaner light! ... lol ...:rotf: .... groan... not another lightbulb thread.... Cheers, Steve -
Now that would make us ....OLD.... wouldn't it??? ... lol ... My handle way back then was Captain Crunch. I was on the road a lot back in the 70's and everyone seemed to pretty much know everyone else. Those really were the good old day's... Haven't gotten on it much in years cause of all the trash I started hearing on the road. I use it now mostly for brief road info or emergencies. Cheers Steve
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I have a long term solution .... Use a ball bat on those of your in-laws and supposed friend who are doing that to you. If they learn that it'll hurt when they do that, they may not do that anymore. Nothing teaches better than pain. Just ask any 2 year old that's touched a hot stove after being told not to! Cheers, Steve
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My thots and prayers will go out to his family and friends. Another car making a left hand turn in front of a bike. So sad.... Steve
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RoadHouse Moto !!! Best sounding pipes I've ever owned. Deep throaty sound but NOT obnoxious... unless you take out the baffles.. I've had Krome Works DD on my Honda 750 shadow, Vance & Hines on my Wide Glide and Vance and Hines on my Nomad over the years and these Road House pipes on my Venture are the best of all of them, hands down. Steve:)
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Ask them to look at their Tech Bulletin no. M200213 which addresses this issue. I think your dealer just might not want to do the work. I had no problem with mine doing it after i pointed this out. Cheers, Steve
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Try nopork.com They have SOME of the Tech bulletins for Yamaha bikes. http://www.nopork.com/tsb.asp Steve
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Hey Muffinman, My wife and I are looking to come to this if we can get away. It'll be our 1st with the folks from this site. I looked at their web site. They say the've moved??? Is that correct? "Weeping Radish moves to Jarvisburg After twenty one seasons in Manteo, the Weeping Radish is moving to its new Brewery/Butchery and Eco Farm in Currituck. The Weeping Radish will be celebrating this move with its last Oktoberfest at the original Manteo location - the weekend after Labor Day - September 7th and 8th.... ... The Jarvisburg location features an expanded brewery, with a new overlook that allows visitors to see the traditional craft brewing of the Weeping Radish's award winning beers." Steve
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My thots and prayers are with you for a quick and full recovery. Steve
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There are several sites where you can do this type of thing. Check out anywho.com. We use it a lot to find people we're looking for.
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My son, Matthew, leaves for Iraq the 1st of January. My thots and prayers are with your nephew also. Steve
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:rotf: I think someone has too much free time on their hands OR ... isn't stressed enough! Thanks, Steve