Roadhand
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They must have some good stuff to smoke up there.
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Who had done 800 to 1000 miles without a lay over.
Roadhand replied to GolfVenture's topic in Watering Hole
October 22, 2011 Left home @ 3:00 AM and was home 9:00 PM Georgetown to FTW FTW to Pecos Pecos to Ft Stockton Ft Stockton to San Antonio San Antonio to Georgetown 1055 miles IBA # 48800 Great weather Great ride -
That is a pretty bike for sure, but does it have a tape player?
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Glad to hear you are OK.
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I agree, the Venture site is the best people I know (& some I don't)
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Lucky enough to work out of my house so really nothing. I have been riding quite a bit since the weather has been so nice and today another 75+ degree day. Getting ready to go spend another $20.00 or so as I will just have to ride today.
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Looks like a bunch of Houston riders I know
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Enjoyed seeing everyone. Happy New Year. Ride safe.
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Looking forward to seeing everyone before the years end. We will be there.
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Squid that picture of your garage looks like my new home away from home:safemotorcycle: Oh yea, I got a pair of Tourmaster riding boots and golf balls so maybe my wife is telling me to either go riding or go golfing but the big word is GO!
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I smoke lots of things, pork shoulder, brisket, chicken, ribs, turkey, and the list goes on & on. I use wood (in Texas there is not anything else) Once the smoke clears (let it burn for an hour or two before placing the meat on) I place place the meat and let it cook for a couple hours then wrap in foil for the rest of the time. This will let the meat cook in the juice and will be very tasty. Marinating it overnight? Try italian dressing. It works very well and will keep you from having to mop with anything. Let me know how it turns out and I will come on up.
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I have been thinking pretty strongly about trying one. I got 10,530 on my Bridgestone and just picked up a nail last week so I purchased another one. While doing this I was leaning very hard toward placing a car tire on here but for some reason I just did not do it. Let me know how you get along with yours as I know of several that have made the switch.
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I agree with Sylvester and the others. Just double up on the spring and keep on riding. At 45K my 07 started slipping and I bought and replaced the friction disks and the spring but the friction disks were not worn and had lot's more miles in them. Take the $ you save and buy yourself something you really need. Or use it for my present, whatever works for you.
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Folks are pretty knowledgeable here but you might have better luck with a GL 1500 forum
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My wife rides some with me and when I purchased my GW and after her 1st ride on it she did state the thought the Venture was more comfortable for her. She never complains about the GW (I sold my Venture) and seems pretty happy with the bike I ride now. I believe your wife will go for either the Venture or GW. Both are great bikes