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I probably would but it will mostly be three wheels. I think the heavy two wheels I have will out last my legs. Although the power in a GoldWing would be nice too

Whats the weather like there Bob?

I like it. I've said for years I would like go have a miniature tear drop.

Welcome back Ken, glad to hear you're doing better. See you art Vogel

Two wallets? Why not one wallet and one pistol. If being robbed, shoot to kill!

Looks good.

Puc, he's not as fast as he thinks. LOL

Deer? You must have big deer up north, it look more like bear tracks to me.

Ok I went back over the connections and found everything good. But I had both grounds connected to the bike's ground / frame and not to the battery ground terminal. I'm not sure the difference, but there is. After connecting direct to battery everything worked good. Now to find a better way to reduce the number of connections to the battery. Thanks all

Good deal but rules are you must post pics.

OK I'll double check the connection. The Isolator has a red wire for brake/stop and the bike's yellow wire is brake/stop.

Well I knew things were going too good. I got everything wired up and the trailer lights does work, but the turn signals & four-way does not. Got to be a common issue to cause this. Any ideas where I should start searching?

Searching isn't too hard but there is a lot of information & opinions reference tires. You can go to the "search" option and then click on "Advanced Search". In the "Search by Keyword" you can type "tires" and in the "Search in Forums" box scroll down and the highlight the "Second Generation Venture Tech Talk" under the "Tech Talk" section. You will find several opinions about different tires but sometimes you can start a new thread in the Watering Hole asking where the current best prices about tires. I just got a set of Dunlop E3's and found the best price from JakeWilson.com . Good Luck!

I only see a couple of pages of members that live in Virginia. Click on Comminuty and scroll down to VA to see the list. Here you go with a link also. http://www.venturerider.org/forum/memberlist.php?do=getall&field6=58

OK, I think the isolator will work on top of the battery. Just need to make sure & protect it from getting to the positive post of the battery. The HD lights will plug in behind the stock tail light without cutting any wires. I think I will only use the HD lights as additional brakes lights and not as constant running lights. I think the extra lights coming on will be more eye catching, but I may change my mind eventually. I hoping to find a way to convert the HD lights to LED in time if I can find a way without breaking the bank.

Yes the adapter is on order and should be here Monday. So I will wire up my additional lights and get the trailer plug completed. Just wondering if anyone had some good ideas that I haven't thought of to place the module.

My next question reference trailer wiring is where would be the best place to mount the power isolator for the trailer? Doesn't look like much room under the seat so I'm looking for additional ideas.

Interstate Battery

Congratulations & Enjoy your trip and don't come back till about April. Maybe by that time winter will be over.

Ill probably take the carb & fuel pump off this time to clean and soak them. Changing the fuel line wouldn't hurt. I'll let you know what I find.

Not yet Eck. I haven't had time to take the carb back off yet. I hope to this evening or tomorrow.

I'm starting to feel like Yammer collecting parts each week. Always heard who ever had the most at the end wins. LOL

Every time I get close to another car in front of me I think about what would I do if the car straddled something in the road and what options I can take before it happens. I'm always thinking about "what if" while riding.

Every time I get close to another car in front of me I think about what would I do if the car straddled something in the road and what options I can take before it happens. I'm always thinking about "what if" while riding.

Nice meeting you John & Lisa, had a great time, good food, & great camp fires (thanks for the wood)