ragtop69gs
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Need suggestions. What bike should i get next.
ragtop69gs replied to Chaharly's topic in Watering Hole
Puc, that was JRichard from Virginia. He's had several of the Voyagers and loves those bikes. We've done several long rides together and the only problem I've seen him have was a failed battery not energizing the headlight relay, a new battery fixed that. -
Sorry to hear ya went down but glad you weren't hurt any worse and even happier that you didn't end up in the creek! Heal quick.
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Sorry to hear this! Guess there just are not enough Harley riders out there to make a go of it.
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Sorry to hear this! Guess there just are not enough Harley riders out there to make a go of it.
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So.. who's got the tickets?
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Yum,,, I love worms! Especially pan fried with garlic, butter & onions
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So,,, you're getting screwed by Bongobob eh !?
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My numbers in my profile.
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Happy Birthday Larry !
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Plastic
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Say Hi to Al Sharpton while you're there.
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I have the tool you could use, but if you borrow earls he can provide you with the tool and shims if you buy the gaskets from him.
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Will do 👍
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Randy, I have been using Gerbing gloves and jacket, so far no problems. I have the pants too but have only used them once for a short time just to try them out. I don't run the passing lamps if using the heated gear.
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Awesome , somewhere to keep the dead bodies
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Karl,, Since when is it necessary to invite all you north of the border folks? You know you're always welcome down here. Squid abandoned us for the warmer climates, all he can do now is watch with envy.
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I find that totally unacceptable !
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Bob, I think it would be easier if you let us know when you are coming in and we'll set something up around that. You know that there is never 1 day that is good for everyone.
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I've been registered there and reading for weeks. We will always have a place to come back to. Not sure where that will be but a stick & brick home is a must for us. There is a one time exemption on the sale of your primary residence and yes a motorhome does qualify for the same tax benefits as a regular home. After looking at some videos of slab city I don't think it's somewhere I'd want to live, but it would be an interesting place to visit. Your towing experience is why I'm looking at diesel power. Yes, but I'm not up to speed on the finer points of the tax code yet.
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+1 on TourMaster rain gear. Packs small, works good. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I997 using Tapatalk 2
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Gary, please do not worry about Hijacking this thread. I started it to learn as much as possible so any discussion pertaining to Class A MH's is good. That being said, I will most likely be looking at units 5-10 years old to begin with. Until we downsize the homestead that's how it's gotta be. Unless like Joe say's, then who knows.
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Thanks for your generous offer Angelo. Unless a deal to good to pass up comes along we won't be buying till summer. Is there a chassis platform I should stay away from?
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Hey Bob, How about this weekend?
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You do, you just haven't met them yet. Still not sure where we'll park when we are in North Carolina
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I have looked alot at MCI, Flxible, Prevost, Newell,, all have tag axles and higher HP engines. The one big drawback I've come across with those type commercial/ conversion units is No slides until they are up out of my price range. A tag axle is a must with what ever I buy just for the ride comfort and towing capacity. When in Florida I will have 2 places to park our RV. One is at a friends place, plenty of room there. The other is a gulf front lot that another friend owns and has setup for RV's with water, electric & sewer, he only uses it for 2 weeks every winter and I could use that for the cost of utilities and taxes but would have to move for the 2 weeks he comes down with his TT. A short stacker would keep me under max length. The car is 18ft 3600# , the bikes 10ft Randy, We do plan to have a home base somewhere, most likely a cabin in Tennessee or N. Carolina along the mountains. Nothing is set in stone yet so who knows where we'll land.