Lone Eagle
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Wow - that is awesome news - congratulations!!!
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Brad and Lonna - your family are in our thoughts and prayers for a speedy, healthy recovery.
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that is sweet - would love to see that in person - wow.
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Look what that Harley fairing did to our RSTD
Lone Eagle replied to mountainhorsega's topic in Watering Hole
Looks really sharp - good job. -
THAT LOOKS AWESOME - way to think out of the box - Great Job!
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Thought I would post this up again - as maybe some haven't seen this post yet. Let's have a NOR CAL MEET AND EAT!! :thumbsup:Though it is hosted by the chapter I am president of, it will be for a very worthy cause - the Contra Costa Food Bank - and it will be a rocking , good old eating BBQ . I hope all you can attend - I am trying to get the pre-registration in ASAP - by April 25th so I know how many hogs to buy. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/showthread.php?t=32600 E-mail me - or PM me - if you have any questions. Thanks everyone, would love to see as many VentureRiders from here as possible attending.
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Condor - do a quick sale on all your parted out 1st Gens - buy this set up - you will thank me later.:rotf:
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Hey, Ed - you are totally correct on your comment. The one thing I did take from that class was taking a minute and couple of deep breaths - I have a habit of "jumping" into something - and I learned very quickly that that is the incorrect solution in an emergency situation.
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Couple of us took that class last year - very good people teaching the class - and great information - thanks for sharing, Don.
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Bill, come on now, bro - what kind of question is that? You are the master of projects - I say go for it -
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Glad you were able to control the bike and come out of this incident OK - wow.
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Gene, Don still has a lawn?????????
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Great job - looks really sharp.
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Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Cinderella. Keep your spirits up - this slime ball will be put away - and some closure hopefully felt.
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V7goose and brother ride around the texas border, read this
Lone Eagle replied to 5bikes's topic in Watering Hole
Wow - glad to hear Tom is relatively OK. Thoughts and prayers going out to him - and all of you guys on the ride. -
AWESOME
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If you are used to the Tour Deluxe, you should not have any problem with the Venture - I would think. I ride a Tour Deluxe - and find it very top heavy. For me - I sit better in a Venture - so from my perspective you should not have a problem. Remember the camera.
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Alaska Leather http://www.alaskaleather.com is where I got mine and love it. Great people - great service.
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I got a few in my picture gallery.
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Wow! Check out this step stool my mom made for my niece
Lone Eagle replied to GG54172's topic in Watering Hole
That is awesome - she did a GREAT job. -
Possibly they changed their e-mail addres?? Just a guess - as I think that might have happened to me a long time ago.
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For those folks that are still shoveling snow...and everyone else
Lone Eagle replied to Condor's topic in Watering Hole
Condor has WAY too much time on his hands - get back to putting one of your bikes together - Jack - Spring is here!!!!!!!!!!!:rotf: -
I've got the standard Chrome model on my bike - they are nice and loud. For me, I actually like those better than the sound on the truck horns - I like the higher pierced sound. Just my two cents.
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I think it ridiculous that you don't need a motorcycle endorsement. Through my STAR chapter, I am starting to see alot of new "riders" expressing interest or wanting to join - with virtually no riding (especially in groups) experience. These are all people who have either a) been off motorcycles for an extended period of time to raise families - etc and/or b) purchased a m/c due to the price of gas rising so high last year. I would agree with Condor - taking a MSF course and getting an endorsement is vital, but it doesn't stop there - you need to keep on practicing and riding, getting miles under your belt. Often I will ask our newer riders how long have they been riding - some will say for couple of years - or more - whatever. When I do the "math", that may only equate out to a total of one year - factoring they only ride couple of hundred miles maybe on a weekend - during the nicer weather, etc. Think of the problems someone without experience can get into - especially if that scooter can get up to speed so quickly!
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Too good those guys - thanks for sharing.