Phoneman1981

It is supposed to be back in the 70's Monday. Snow has stopped now. We only got a fraction of the snow that SD got but, 50 mph winds are currently blowing and moving even the wet snow around some. Thankful to have electricity!!!!

Well done!!!

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Hello Everyone: We had a hot dry summer. Short irrigation water for crops. September has been wet. Hard for our farmers to harvest Beans and hay. An early hearty winter was predicted and it has arrived. Blizzard warning for the next 24 hours. 4 inches of heavy wet branch breaking snow arrived this morning. Still snowing heavy. Hoping Fall returns after this storm. Got in very little Fall riding so far.

Good for you!!!

Good Luck. Keep us posted.

Thanks for posting. I thought I felt the clutch slip on my bike one time last season. I purchased the upgrade kit from Earl but have never gotten around to acutally installing it. My bike now has 40K miles. Patrolman46 and I have been wanting to get together and do a few modifications. But everytime we see one another all we want to do is RIDE!!!! Looking like a winter time project.

Thanks for posting.

I would like to see and hear those horns in person someday.

Yes. Mine is off as much as 7 mph at 65 mph. Not off as much at slower speeds. If my speedometer shows 72 then I am right on 65. Something I have gotten used to. Many owners use GPS, much more acurate.

Nice find.

Condor: When I need to check lighting I have my 7 year old Granson run the controls for me. As a favor to you I am sending him your way to help. FYI. He does not like cheese on his burgers and sandwiches, but does like mac and cheese.

Dave: Glad you two had a good safe trip.

Glad it worked for you. Thanks for sharing.

Congrats Don: Thanks for all that you do for us.

Glad you are home safe.

Lessons learned. Thanks for posting guys.

Many of us here have experienced the same losses. You have a great attitude. Fond memories.

Sorry that we did not get to see you on this trip. Have a safe trip home. Keep us posted.

Thanks for posting. We own two N103 helmets and one of them has that nasty habit at times. Love them anyway.

Congrats to everyone. But I must warn you it is not all roses. Wait til he sprays your pop tarts with your cologne, you will not think he is so cute. Don't ask me how I know.

Prayer for everyone involved. May your memories be plentiful.

Sorry to hear about your missed opportunity. Evidently you do not use your landline much? Otherwise you should have noticed the outage. Voicemail from the phone company offers some redundancy over a old school answering machine, It does come in handy at times especially during outages such as yours. Syscrusher had some good ideas to consider. As for me, I live in a town of 25,000 people and most eveyone knows me. Many people still call my home number. I am reluctant to ditch my land line for several reasons safety and redundancy being two of them. I choose to keep my landline with only basic options ( no voicemail). I have my phone company "Simm Ring" my home number to my cell. I can answer the call at home in my easy chair or my cell phone which ever works best for me. I often let unrecognized incoming calls go to my cellular voicemail. Something you might consider? You keep your identity and have the best of both worlds. No matter what technology you use, sooner or later something is going to malfunction and let you down.

Nice bike. Welcome to the site.

Sorry to learn of Steve's passing. I never met him in person, but I did speak with him by phone when I purchased my the grill for my bike a few years ago. I then spoke to him a few months ago about possibly continuing the grill production. Swell guy. His legacy will continue to live on.