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Ron, would you happen to have the 3 button radio controller that sits left side handle bars?

Still have the Hannigan Trike and I still love it! Bucket List trip this fall took us to Needles hiway, Beartooth Pass, Chief Joseph Byway, Going to the Sun Rd. Million Dollar Hiway. Gets looks everywhere she goes.

Werent many guys who could pull off pink chaps... RIP Jeff

Hey Don, again a sincere THANK YOU! for all you do, I know it aint easy. I hate change, but know its inevitable, I will figure it out and in time come to like it. Thanks again. Craig

That is one beautiful bike! Is all the chrome factory or was it added by previous owner. Thinking about going back to 2 wheels, that beauty could be a contender. Very Nice Craig

Would like to express sincere condolences to his wife and family, I never met Dale and after reading his obituary it was certainly my loss. Seems like the kind of guy I would have hit it off with. I understand his decision to end his time on this earth on his own terms. I only hope the family can understand and find peace as well. RIP Dale sounds like you lived a wonderful life. Craig

If you are on the short side, like me, you can get flatfoot on a gen 2 alot easier then 1st gen. I have owned both and was never real comfortable whenever I had both feet on the ground. Other then that I think seat/ride position is the biggest difference. Craig

Glad to hear, you finally found both culprits, and it didnt cost you an arm and a leg. Craig

Like Don, I cant be much help with wiring, but really looking forward to following your progress on build. All the best, Craig

Ya gotta love those easy fixxes, and that one was cheap too! Craig

Just throwing out ideas? New Battery, low charge or bad? How old was old battery, mite be a bad stator or voltage reg. Bad connections at ground points? Ignition switch bad? Sorry cant be more help. Craig

Looks great to me! Craig

Not an owner, but did do a fairly good test ride. I was doing 70mph in 3rd and it was just cruising along. I couldnt even figure out what 6th gear was for?? Could you be bogging the engine at too low rpms. The one I took out was more responsive then my RSV, alot more responsive. I did love the bike. I am sure you will get responses from actual owners in a bit. Craig

Very Cool, Thanks for posting! Craig

Amazing story Phil and very happy for ya. Wish you and your help all the best in getting that job done:thumbsup2: Craig

Beautiful boat,

Boat was definetly taken care of, must of kept it inside a good part of its life for the interior to look that good. Looks very similar to the first boat we ever owned, that was 28yrs ago, same age as my daughter.... Be careful out there:thumbsup2:

Yep I swear by them, put them in every bike I own. Quicker, easier starts, long life and no fouling problems. They are worth it to me. Craig

Thanks for all the pics, is that Rooster? and Brown Angel in the back? Joe needs a haircut too! Thanks again, Craig

Member on here named Skydoc, will lend you the tool if you purchase gaskets and other nec. items from him, great guy and knows 1st gens inside out. I am sure he can help you out. Look for him under Member Vendors, or community he lives in Pa. Good Luck, Craig

I always watch the front wheel for movement, if it moves even alittle I am on the brakes and horn. I never stopped tho, be afraid some ahole would go rite over top of me. Just taught my grandson that one too. Craig

Pretty scary read there Don, I am like you, dont wear safety glasses near as often as I should, but you have an added incentive. Glad to hear its healing up and getting better. On a side note aint it amazing the things you need to do when you are self employed and make commitments? Many who work for someone else would be on disability for 6months over that one. Not meant to start ruckus, just an observation from someone who was also self employed. Craig

Oh its back on the road and running great. He is on it every spare second he has. Next time he is down I will take some pics, its bright red and looks pretty good. Craig

Nick, the kid you sold the Maxim to is into knife making, altho not as deep as you. He starts from 12" saw blades and has made quite a few with custom handles, wood, corian, and stone. Looks like your setup will make for a fun hobby. Very cool:thumbsup2: Craig