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Joe, As mentioned, it was /is very smart of you to ASK....and to be so cautious. I am left with this question though..Do you know what to do if she does have seizure? I would suggest that if/when you do speak to her about her seizures and riding, I would include in that conversation what you should do if she does have one, and retain her family's phone number if you need to make a call.

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Name of Restaurant Mikes Dinner Street Address Main Street City War State or Province WV Website (Optional) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Mikes-Dinner/365563943575089?rf=199744040040895 Quality of Food Fantastic Quality of Service Fantastic Biker Friendly? (Parking, Trusted Location, Etc.) Yes Kind of Food? (Mexican, Chinese, etc.) Southern Home Style Alcohol Served? No Additional Comments While out on a 7 day motorcycle ride, my best friend and I stopped here at Mikes Dinner for breakfast. When we walked in to the place, I almost said, lets go somewhere else. However, the girl behind the counter said have a seat anywhere you want. By that time I was standing at the counter facing her. I asked her if she had a menu, and she handed me a piece of note book paper with the menu written on it. My friend (Paul) and I laughed. I said I have to go get my camera off my bike. I want a picture of this. When I came back in with my camera Paul was sitting in a booth ordering coffee for the both of us. I knew we were staying. I took several photos of the menu and other interior wall decorations then sat down with Paul. The owner came up and asked if we were hungry and if we decided what we wanted. She recommended her home made biscuits and gravy which Paul ordered. I requested eggs and sausage and toast. In a matter of 8 to 10 minutes, here came our breakfast and I'm telling you it was the best darn breakfast I have ever had from a restaurant in all my years of traveling the US. She even brought me a bowl of her gravy and asked me to at least try it. I couldn't stop dipping everything I had on my plate in her gravy, and I am not a biscuit and gravy guy. All in all I have to say if you are ever on HWY 16 going south from Welch, WV and you are coming into WAR, WV. as soon as you go over the Railroad tracks look to your right while you are still on the tracks and you will see Mikes Dinner. If you do stop there, tell her ECK sent you and that Eck is the one who said he is a moderator on a motorcycle site and said he would post on the internet about their restaurant and the exciting experience he had here. Oh and ask her if you could also have a slice of her home grown (cold) tomatoes. Awesome breakfast place. Yes, it looks like a dive when you first see the place and walk in, but give it a chance and you won’t be disappointed

Again, I am in total agreement with Micarl.. You are not liable if someone stold it from him..!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As Micarl mentioned.. I would definitely investigate to see if there are any cameras around... Possible wind gust, but the cameras would remove all doubt on how it happened.

Glad everything went well for you during your loss of virginity on fork seals. Don't feel all alone. Today I just finished installing my new fork seals, sliders, guides, fresh 15W oil and dust boots on my Goldwing 1800. I too lost my virginity on fork seals......

crazy............but exciting...

Here's to wishing you well and a speedy recovery. I have been in the market for the same thing for over two years now, but haven't had it done yet.

Congrats on both occasions my friend. Hope you and your lovely have a great anniversary and have many more of them and see many more of those birthdays. Only sad thing is, the more grandson birthdays you see, the more of your own birthdays you will see too....

Glad you were able to work things out and get you and your bike back home Walt.

Walt, Sorry , but it is now Sunday morning, and I just read your post. Hope you got help and are on your way home.

Looks like you two had a lot better weather than we had last week on our bike ride.. Sure glad you two are enjoying life and each others companionship. Beautiful pictures!! Give Linda a hug and kick yourself in the pants for me. Eck

You are very lucky in more ways than one.. You are OK, the bear was dead, and mother bear was not around..

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Me to Paul........ Been there, done that, bought the tee shirt..! Wife 3 and we celebrate 19 years this coming November. (3rd time is a charm...they say)

No matter how hard it gets Paul, don't forget the kids.....

Well Dan, something tells me that I wont be seeing you on a wing any time soon either.. Jeff, All I am doing is posting some helpful information in the Goldwing Tech section for those who own wings. Appreciate your offer, but I am not having any problems with my remanufactured alternator (thanks GOD).. However, I am getting ready to tackle rebuilding the front forks with new sliders/ bushings and seals with fresh oil, and then going after the brake system cleaning / rebuilding calipers and installing new pads.

Lewis, So sorry my friend, but I just now found out that we are having company this weekend from out of state. They will be here Friday and leaving Sunday afternoon. I mentioned to Konnie that I was going to surprise you and just show up, and then she said, well, remember I told you last month that we are having company this coming weekend? And that was the end of that discussion... I truly was going to surprise you and just show up........

Your on the road and notice your GW is not charging. · With key on, check to see if orange light for cruise is on. If not it IS the alternator · Cruise control fuse is part of the charging circuit! Check fuse #19 on the 01-05 bikes and fuse #16 on the 06 and later bikes. If this fuse is blown, it will appear the alternator is bad. This fuse usually blows from a wire being pinched in the handlebar covers Below pics show the fuse number for the headlight by year so you know which one to pull to get maximum distance on remaining battery life if you notice your alternator went, and you want to save life in your battery. Pull this fuse# and it will kill the headlights to help you get a little farther with a dead alternator. On the 01-05 models: "Head Rly Fuse," #9 On the 06-10 models: "Head Main Fuse," #14 On the 12 & 13 models: "Head Main Fuse," #12 On the 2013 F6B: "Head HI L Fuse," #12

Reverse Light Blinks Sitting still at an idle in neutral, the reverse light blinks. If you press the reverse button to engage reverse the neutral light goes out and it will not go into reverse. It will run fine all day with the reverse light blinking all the time. FIX: Remove the right hand side lower chrome engine cover. Look just above the oil filler cap for a rubber boot. Pull the rubber boot back and make sure the nut is tight on the stud that holds the wire on. But DO NOT OVERTIGHTEN IT, the stud is brass and will break off easily. It just needs to be snug enough to provide good electrical contact. A bit beyond finger tight is good enough. If you got pocket knife clean off the connector and then re-tighten. The rubber boot covers the reverse position sensor in the transmission. It provides a ground for the reverse system when the bike is not in reverse. If it is loose it will cause the reverse light to blink and it can also prevent your starter from working. See below pic. If the nut is tight on the reverse switch, you could pull the seat and pull and reseat the 3 reverse relays in the bank. There are only 2 types of relays, 4 leg and 5 leg, and the 4 legs are interchangeable with other 4 legs, same with the 5 legs. Just pay attention to where the suspected bad relay goes, so you can identify it later. This kind of becomes like the shell game where you try to find the pea. So mark the original relays before you start moving them around. I'm sure you know, but the relay box is under the seat.

I agree that Sevierville and Gatlinburg are both so commercialized now that I am not interested in ever going back. The back roads around that area are nice, but I will not go back to either place. There is a HD dealer in Gatlinburg, and they expected us to pay to park our bikes while we visited their establishment.... We both just looked at each other and made a U turn and left.

Sorry, I wanted to take a photo of what I had for your review. The amber ones I have are 3.25 in length. (Not the 4 inches you need)