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It’s hidden in the weeds so it doesn’t get stolen. I’m having the motor swapped out for more HP, they put the smallest one it’s rated for on it. Should get it in a few weeks.

We went out Saturday, probably the most expensive 150 miles we ever rode. Spent $12 on gas, $40 on lunch, stopped by a motorsports store and accidentally dropped the deposit on an 18’ aluminum fishing/hunting boat. 😱😱😱. We just planned to look and pick out something to put on our wish list and start saving for.

I’ll message you closer to the trip.

Yep that crazy Canadian nailed it. Just get the tongue weight right or you’ll get that tail wagging the dog situation.

Update: My last message to them was that I was planning to open a PayPal dispute today at 12:00 if the order wasn’t fulfilled. The owner called me at 10:00 (18 days after order placed) to tell me they were running behind and they wouldn’t be making the springs for another week. I can understand busy times and product delays but keeping your customers in the loop goes a long way. An answered email or returned call could have saved them a sale and repeat customer. I recommend that if you want a product from them that you call ahead to see if it’s in stock.

I don’t know if there’s a legit reason for a delay or if it’s just poor management but you’d think they could take 10 seconds to answer an email in 2-1/2 weeks. Lack of customer service is the fastest way to lose me as a customer.

Sonic Springs has evidently been bought out by DMR Performance Suspension, my experience with this order leaves a lot to be desired. I placed and paid for the order 3/25, they won’t answer emails or return voicemails. As of today I am attempting to cancel the order to get refunded and plan to order Race-Tech springs. I had only heard good things of Sonics before this buyout.

That’s be great but about an extra 6 hours. I need to do it in one day, not sure the back can take that.

Looks like I’m gonna end up in the Gainesville area May 13-17th, anyone down that way want to do some riding or a meet and eat. Weather permitting I’ll ride down.

Congratulations, Hope it all works in your favor. Good luck.

My phone number is in my profile for anyone who needs to contact me. If the number you call from isn’t in my contact list it will send you straight to voicemail. Either leave a message or shoot me a text so I can add you to my contacts.

I get those a few times a year, I never open the email or click any links. If I’m questioning anything I log into PayPal to check my account.

If you build it we will come!!!

The Early American motel is next door to Fin and Feather for anyone still looking. All the links I posted earlier are very close by.

Plan and post a get together and I’ll head that way😁😁😁. Even rode with y’all from Bongo’s place to Don’s so it wouldn’t be my first trip. I miss the WNY rallies.

Great!!! I was talking to @skydoc_17 today about ways we could get y’all down here without having to drag you down with a log chain. 🤣🤣🤣

Looking for “yeah we’re coming” not Eh. 🤣🤣🤣 Haven’t seen any of y’all since Covid.

The wife and I rode a couple hundred miles today starting to map out a few rides for the rally. We’ll do some more rides in the coming weeks to get it narrowed down. This brings up the questions I need y’all’s input on. I mentioned earlier Hannigan Motorsports factory is here in our county and Boss Hoss is a couple hours away, both offer free tours but they need to be scheduled ahead. So the big question is if there’s interest in a tour or would you rather ride and fellowship more with other members? If I remember correctly I think the Hannigan tour was around two hours led by Dave Hannigan himself last time. If anybody living near the border could slip across and light a fire under some of them EH teamers and herd them this way it would be nice to see them again also.

They were your idea anyway 🤣. I’ve got some pretty strong front dive after 80k on it. I started reading posts here thinking about progressives and found several posts by you and Rick Butler about the Sonics. I placed the order yesterday, when they get here I’m going to install them in a lower mileage set of Midnight forks from a parts bike I bought. Hopefully having the forks ready will make a quick job of pulling the fairing and swapping forks. I already have a hook in the ceiling to hang the inner from doing head bearings a couple years ago. I saved them with the idea of liking the chrome forks someday.

Seems like every spring somebody posts a reminder to check fluids, tires, pressures etc. Handling on my bike seemed to get loose last fall, and I really didn’t look into it past tire condition and pressure, rode it last week and it didn’t ride well at all. I finally started looking at it and figured out 0psi in the left fork vs 6psi in the right makes it unhappy(bad Schrader valve core). I ordered new Sonic springs and fork oil to solve this problem permanently. Moral of the story: Don’t be complacent and do a better job pre tripping your bike than I’ve been doing. Easy to get lazy on a bike that rarely shows a problem.

I was hoping you could make it but have a good trip up there. The New Hampshire/Maine area is one of the trips we hope to make someday. We’ve never been past west New York.

@Marcarl you can come here in June. I have an 86 that’s been setting 6-7 years, you can practice working on it. It needs a carb cleaning and scrubbing to sell it.

Fin and feather still has a few rooms/cabins left. I haven’t checked the others lately.

I’m interested in the remote and possibly the cassette. Price?

Those are cool. I’d buy a couple of the stainless if you want to do more.