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Ok. What da heck. I'll pre-order a Brochure!

I gave RSV a nice wipe down then rode to work. Sooooo Relaxing!

I like your attitude. Stick with the plan and be ready for the long hard road. Things will get better one way or another. My Prayers are with you and your family.

Worst case scenario, a person gets robbed and gives everything he/she owns and then bad guy still kills victim. I've heard this over and over again. When is to pull or not to pull. I'll go by gut feeling. [emoji28] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well today I rode in to work once again. Weather has been nice for the past few days. This weekend is maintenance weekend for my RSV.

Good Luck on your surgery. Heal well and recover fast.

Prayers sent...sounds like it is going to be a long road before everything settles down. A good defense team of lawyers may be the best chance. Hang in there.

I guess the best way to protect yourself after pulling the trigger is to get a very good lawyer. Even yet, they really cost an arm and a leg.

NRA member here but I am always curious about the 'Carry Guard' insurance. I'll have to look into this more seriously. It could give me the peace of mind.

Well, I am a man of few words. Simply wanted to have fun whenever I get the chance. To ride a Venture was meant to be.

It is possible, Condor. Maybe Carbon One can also chime in on this.

Yamaha wants $300 for the heel shifter? What a turn off....This should all be included in the package and not an option.

I've never been to the Dragon, but I've always heard about it from friends and co-workers and mostly positive feedback. From what I've heard, it is a great experience. Perhaps someday, I will also make it to the Dragon.

Is there a member here that rides the 2018 Star Venture? The future looks very promising.

I really like the features. The GPS, etc. is exciting. It can be learned as you go. If I only had the money to buy a fully loaded right now... Oh by the way, I guess the shifter is a press down and push up with the front of your left shoe. Hmmmm. Not so excited about that I guess.

Action Motorsports may have them in a couple of months. I will check with them every other week.

Well, I am starting to be very curious about this new touring bike. In the next few months, I am hoping to get a closer look on the bike at our local Yamaha dealer. Some really don't want the belt driven bike, but I personally don't have any problems with it. Enjoyed watching the video.

Nic clear pic. Yes, I agree. Your splines can definitely use some brand new grease.

I have Kryptonite for you!

Nice looking bike!

Every time my wife says a similar statement, I learned to always consult her anyway because it almost always turns out to be the opposite of how she feels.

I left it at home today, but I gave it a nice wipe down. Her Clutch and Brake Fluid will be replaced soon.

Weird? Well, I still have my most reliable 2007 Toyota Prius with 143,000 miles and climbing. Love it to death!

On my '07, I was already 4 miles away from home and then the engine died. Lights were there, battery in good health but the engine just died for no reason. I coasted on the side of the road and waited for about 5 minutes trying to figure out what happened. I really thought I may have hit the kill switch accidentally, but that was not the case. After cranking the engine for about 5 times, the engine went back to life and off I go to my destination. The following day, I decided to replace my fuel filter and it has never occurred ever since. Just wanted to share...

The biker had great instincts to avoid the car that abruptly swerved to his lane and was very lucky that he did not go down. As for the cager, that move was to intentionally hurt the rider in some shape or form. Unfortunately, it ended up to be a very ugly outcome for the cager and motorists around the accident. Just another bad incident that we all have to learn and avoid and hopefully it never happens again.