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Heal well @Steve S.

No riding for me today up through the weekend. With the Thanksgiving holiday and weekend is upon us, people love to party and some may be venturing on the road slightly impaired by too much food and alcohol to drink. With that said, I am not riding my bike. Enjoy your Turkey days with friends and family.

The left overs is always a treat after Thanksgiving also in our house. My two older kids always take something home with them all the time, but we still are left with a lot including with whatever everybody they to the gathering. I'll enjoy the food, but then I'll have to work harder in the gym to burn more calories. Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Dieting starts now, if you haven't yet. I'll hit the gym tonight. Turkey day is just around the corner. Need to burn more calories to compensate for the overload on Thursday.

Yes indeed. My older kids are coming with their husband and girlfriend … in that order. Uncle and Aunt’s are also coming. Mother in law already started cooking today to minimize the load on Wednesday night and into Thursday. Visit those grocery stores soon, because it is getting busier and busier.

Hope your mid-morning is going well. 2 more days before Turkey Day!

Enjoying MNF and some online games and playing radio. Good evening to all.

Per the thread subject, I was able to ride to and from work. Heat is essential to enjoy the ride.

I've done that too, when I was in my early twenties and helped my aunt cut down a tree in front of her townhouse. I can also day that I'll never do this again.

That is probably the lowest mileage I've seen on an '08. Wow! As far as the price is concerned, I think he has to go 'lower', since the bike may have a lot of issues and a lot of garage time fixing the issues. I am interested though as to how low he will go.

I do remember Puc. That explains why I have not heard from him in this forum.

When it comes to chainsaw, I have a battery operated Ryobi that I purchased several years ago from Home Depot. It is not the biggest chainsaw, but I only use it during the Spring and summer months. Rarely, I should say. The last time I was along the battery operated isle of power tools at a hardware store, I was so impressed with the nice products manufacturers are offering.

I I agree.

Good evening to all. If you are a football fan, TNF is on. Steelers vs Browns. Enjoy the night.

@sleepy2 Even with the V-Twin, it has a lot of power and I like it whenever you might need the power. To be honest, the belt drive does not really bother me since it does last a very long time/miles. I like both. My '07 and '18 are keepers. Keep an eye out and don't stop looking and always be on the good side of the boss.

Something just came to mind and forgot to mention it. If you had the SVTC, it might have fitted perfectly since the front tire is smaller at 130/70-R18.

Will do keep an eye out for Black Friday deals. I am also thinking of replacing my front tire on the SVTC during the winter months.

I thought I saw a pic on FB that looked like training wheels mounted on a motorcycle, but I may be mistaken.

Glad you and your Son decided to let the Pros handle it. It did save some wear and tear on your body as well.

Once you modify that piece, it might be a point of 'no return'. If you like the outcome or dislike how it turned out, then you are stuck with it. If I were on your shoes, return it and shop around more. A company may have the perfect product you are looking for. At the end of the day, it is your choice.

I agree. It can be used to keep the bike upright. On my end, since I do not have a bike stand for my '07, I purchased an extension mechanics mirror to check my oil level while sitting on the bike upright. Best of all, I can change oil on the RSV without jacking it up. I really love the simplicity of it.

That bike stand looks like it has to be bolted to the ground.

@BratmanXj I got around 15K miles on the rear of 777. I accelerate smooth and don't ride too aggressive, hence, the higher mileage.

To all the Veterans, Thank you for your service.

Yep. If that was me also...I will keep on going until I succeed. At the same time going back and forth to the car make and model forum and ask around. Someone in that forum may be able to assist online. Best of luck on the repair.