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This is on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/07-YAMAHA-VENTURE-ROYALE-XVZ1300-ENGINE-RADIATOR-COOLING-FAN-MOTOR-/171369699751?hash=item27e66e19a7&vxp=mtr You can open this link in a new tab, I tried it.

That was nice Mama. My dad will be 91 in a couple of weeks so some of us/his crew are going to go over to his place today and eat his food and drink his beer. Thanks dad

Looks like this coming winter I'll join an elite group At least that is my plan.

And don't forget who is always there to greet you and has really missed you all day :178::178:

That is a really sharp looking trailer. I've never seen one like it before. Can't help with the graphics, but it sure can't be white. Good luck!

Glad to hear that you are home Jeff. Now let her pamper you for weeks on end, and I hope you heal up fast.

Yup, but bodies and bikes a bit slower.

Hope he didn't pass them out before they finished up.

Well, I'm not a newby, but that was an amazing article to read. Thanks!

Good luck tomorrow Jeff, I'll be thinking of you.

put the beads in before you mount it

Puc, you didn't tell me that I needed special glasses so I wouldn't go blind.

I put the 130, 777 WWW on the front of my RSTD. Only have a few K on it so far.

Or model number to look up?

That was so awesome Puc, thanks for letting us be a part of it.

I'm thinking that many pictures will be forthcoming, and you know we will see puc in a tux.

Bring her to Don's and she will see that they can and do. Hope you continue to mend

Dead battery, even though it is only a year old, take it to a auto shop and have it tested under load.

Good memories, thanks Joe.

Glad to hear that your problem is solved

Jay, I'm also running a BFG 155-80-15 and my take on mounting it is this: My local mc shop tried to air it up with no success. (a number of times) Could not get it to bead up all the way around, so the next day took it to my local tire shop and in approx 5 seconds it was mounted. He claimed that the lubricant he uses also played a part in that. I talked with both and the conclusion was that the tire guy had a large compressor and larger dia. air hoses so lots of air went into the tire very fast and popped it right away. When I get my bike back on the road, I'm going to try running 45psi, right now am running 39psi.

Joe, you own those roads! but if you go west the roads are straight

That getting up and down from the floor was killing me.. hahaha, I've been saying for a while now that the floor keeps getting farther away as I get older. That trunk really fits in nicely. What will you use it for?

I remember driving off of the curve, and the only other thing that I remember is hoping that it didn't land on top of me. (it didn't) Then being on the ground with my back in pain. That's it. It sure is interesting how that happens. got to be a mental block of some sort.

Wow, Puc, That was awesome, thanks for the great memories!