Lone Eagle
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Patch for 2008 International VentureRider Rally.......
Lone Eagle replied to a topic in Watering Hole
I like it - as was said, easy to read. I also like it without the .org - but that is my personal opinion. I guess one could always put the .org in very small letters going straight across under the last "R" letter on Rider? I just don't know if - on a patch - that would start to look to cluttered? Good job, Mr. Rooster. -
Pics as promissed
Lone Eagle replied to Condor's topic in Venture and Venture Royale Tech Talk ('83 - '93)
:thumbsup: WAY TO GO, JACK. NOW, JUST BE CAREFUL RIDING THAT PUPPY DOWN TO THE MEET AND EAT TOMORROW MORNING - IT'S GONNA BE RATHER "BRISK". AND DON'T GO SELLING ANY PARTS - YOU GOT A GREAT LOOKING BIKE. -
I second what Condor says - though a little rain probably would never stop you :rotf:. Whenever, if you get up this way, let us know and we'll throw together some type of "ceremonial" shin dig only befitting for ambassadors :rotf:
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Hey, hopefully that makes for an awesome Christmas present - look forward to seeing your proud pics. Congrats and enjoy your ride.
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Did you see this part of the article: "Harley-Davidson expects full-year shipments to be between 328,000 and 332,000 units, down from 349,196 units last year." THAT'S A LOT OF DANGED BIKES - GEESH - I had no idea they shipped that many new bikes - I wonder if that is a world wide number? In my industry - the contract furniture industry - it has been a common practice for many of the big manufacturer's to close completely for a week during December - generally to tune up the machinery - save costs, etc. And I would agree with tx2sturgis, that there seems to be no more waiting for their bikes.
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Kit, good post. I would tend to agree with you on this - I personally think most of the newer bikes out there are good and/or getting better. I know in my STAR chapter - we have 4 newer Harley cruisers - the people love 'em, ride the heck out of them, with very little problems. I would also tend to agree about not lifelong, or serious riders. It is extremely easy to just "gravitate" towards Harley - heck, everyone has one type of mentality. But I think when you find the serious rider(s), they have at least evaluated - or owned - other machines, and through a process of elimination, determine which mfg. / bike best suits themselves - and make that purchase. I remember - after buying my TD, wishing I had bought a Harley -as I previously owned two of them (and almost bought one this time). But after sitting on all the mfg's bikes at the IMS show, for me, I loved the roominess of a TD - so I guess, it depends what you use a machine for. George, you will find one out there - that red one Condor posted sure was nice - but there will be others. It's "early" in the winter season as these deals I'm sure will start popping up.
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WOW! That looks really great Don, thanks - can't wait to get 'em.
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UMM, footpegs - that would mount onto your crash bar / engine guard?
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What's up with that - you like to try different looks on the bike :rotf:
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HEY CHARILE - just eat the darn thing - it's getting old and stale :rotf:
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This should work.
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Oops - didn't work - have to try again.
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Now we know how you get to your fishing holes :rotf: file:///C:/DOCUME%7E1/VICTOR%7E1/LOCALS%7E1/Temp/moz-screenshot-4.jpghttp://www.pashnit.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=609&stc=1&d=1100645013
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Hey, Steve, know what you mean. I was very surprised last year when my wife said she wanted to go for a ride - and after that morning of the day ride we were on, said she loved it. We both did our first long ride this year to Ft. Collins with this group - she never had so much fun. In fact, the day after we got home she said she wanted to go see Canada, the rest of the U.S. - when we leaving? Congrats to the both of you - that is one reason to give Thanks today. Enjoy.
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Condor sent this too me today - and I thought I would share with everyone. A nice touch. A Poem For Thanksgiving Count Your Blessings Count your blessings instead of your crosses; Count your gains instead of your losses. Count your joys instead of your woes; Count your friends instead of your foes. Count your smiles instead of your tears; Count your courage instead of your fears. Count your full years instead of your lean; Count your kind deeds instead of your mean. Count on God instead of yourself. May Your Stuffing Be Tasty, May Your Turkey Be Plump, May Your Potatoes N Gravy Have Not A Lump, May Your Yams Be Delicious, May Your Pies Take The Prize, May Your Thanksgiving Dinner Stay Off Of Your Thighs! AND be ye THANKFUL!!! Happy Thanksgiving!!
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That's Rich99's bike.
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I would have to agree with Tony - that was sure a watered answer - not even sure I truly understood it other than they are making shoes in China, and selling them for the same big bucks as the American Made shoes
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WHINING FROM THE BACK SEAT??????????:no-no-no: LOOKS GREAT - BUD - YOU DID A SUPER JOB!
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BACK HOME, DON. Airports ain't no fun - and this is the wrong time of year to have to get on one for business. Now, you got some reading around here to catch up on - lot's has happened, ya know :rotf:
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LONNA, THAT IS AWESOME NEWS - CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR STICK TO IT ATTITUDE. WHAT A WONDERFUL, EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT - FOR A WELL DESERVING LADY.
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That was a nice looking trike kit. Did you also happen to notice the QUAD Goldwing????????
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Hey, Mr. Owl - count us in for the cash donation as well. Let's us know where and what method (i.e. money order so you don't lose money with PayPal fees?) to send the funds
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Barb and I would be up for it - in trying to pull that together, Owl.
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It never get's that cold out here - with your sale.
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NAH- leaves 'em looking the same - :rotf: