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Well I gotta say I feel the same way you do, I watched a few guys work their tails off from morning till nite in some pretty nasty heat the last 2 years. It seems to get bigger every year with more folks wanting more work done. I havent felt it was my place to say anything since I wasnt doing the work. I know Don and his wife probably spend the week before just getting ready for this event, and then a few days after cleaning up, would be nice if everyone could relax alittle and BS. Just my 2cents:think: Craig
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Sorry to hear about your Dad, it must have been quite a shock! May he RIP. Craig
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Wonder if a heat lamp would work, or one of those little cube heaters? just thinking out loud. Craig
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How to clean a Clearview windshield
cecdoo replied to davecb's topic in Royal Star Venture Tech Talk ('99 - '13)
Honda Polish, windshield, chrome, paint, tires, seat, it does a great job. Spray it on, wipe it off. Craig -
Best of luck with this Cindy, I hope they put this guy away for a long time. Glad to hear Haylee is doing well. Craig
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Soooo tired of winter, c'mon springtime:fingers-crossed-emo Craig
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Thanks, I look forward to seeing the film. Craig
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Watch out Bob, I think its a trap, they are setting you up for a "Men of Vr" cover shot:think: Craig
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You could sure do a nice loop of New England and Canada in that time. Lots to see in Pa. tour that area for a bit, then head west on Pa rt 6 to Erie area, up along Lake Erie to Niagra Falls, across Ny to Finger Lakes then Adirondaks and White Face, take the ferry to Burlington Vt. then across to Mt Washington area, across to Bar Harbor Maine, maybe Ferry to Nova Scotia. Temps would be cooler, you could easily do it in 300 mile days, wish I had the time to join you, mite be able to tag along for a few days. Craig
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Thanks for your service Clay, stay safe. Craig
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Congrats, beautiful bike:080402gudl_prv: craig
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Trailer looks sweet, I think you owe the Mrs a nite out:cool10: Craig
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Great job Cindy, I needed a good laugh:rotf: Craig
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RIP Darrell, finally pain free, I wish his family the very best at this time. Craig
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I totally agree, I have been a Harley share holder since 1992, I dont think Harley as a company has made any major mistakes, other than getting sucked into the subprime lending mess everyone else did. Unfortunately in the current economy they aint selling bikes like they use to. Thankfully they built up their dealerships, and are able to cash in on access. and clothing, hopefully service as well. I dont believe this has to do with price or quality, the quality has most definetly improved and folks that want Harleys will pay the price. I chose my Venture because of "Value" I like to ride alot more than I like to tinker, I wanted a dependable bike that looked pretty cool, the price was rite and the 5yr warranty is a big selling point for me, also helps if my feet touch the ground:rotf:Ride whatya like, I hope Harley weathers this mess and survives another 100 years. Craig
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I have total electric home in a northern climate, we have the heat pump set-up, I believe a properly installed heat pump with back-up propane would be a pretty eff. set-up. One thing to watch out for, electric has been pretty stable cost wise for a long time, in Pa. they are talking about BIG increases in elec. in the next few years. We have been in our home for 23 yrs. we are on elec. budget pay same amt every month $175-200 a month, hasnt changed much over the years. Craig
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Jeez if you need all that to do your taxes you must have way too much money:smile5: Craig
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Pond Monsters untie:scared: damn dislexia.... Craig
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Thanks Ruffy, great pics, its nice to see Blue skies and salt free roads, C'mon spring:bowdown: Craig
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We are total elec. with a heat pump, when the heat pump cant keep up we use an air tite insert in our fireplace, works great, cant beat a wood burning fire. If you have alot of trees on your land I would look at a wood burner, wood heats twice, when your cutting it up and when you burn it:rotfl: Craig
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So is it alot smoother for your wife? Hope it works out for her. Craig