Rick Haywood

If I was going with a new seat I wouldn't call anyone but Diamond seats Most of yoyr problem is you have to get the butt use to setting in the seat I ride a 200 MM with a seat that has the butler mod and I can ride 600 miles a day without to much problem but I ride about 30, 000 miles a year so my rearend is accustomed to setting in the saddle. Good luck on your seat choice

When did you drop yours? VentureFar... Which Time..........

Mike tell Karen congratulations from Shirley and I

Y I am leaving friday with 4other guys for the same area we will be riding the whole area and are headed to the diamondback grandfather mountain and the sake plus the cherahola watch for me

Lewis I will be there this year. I am looking forward to seeing you and being part of the day.

Jeff tell yammer:stickpoke: I got bail money just call me

How could you not know the tire only had 15 pounds of air. I'd know before I rode it 1 block.

They didn't ship them as 1 through 1000 to the USA they shipped random numbers Someone in Sweden may have number 53 and someone here in the states may have number 1241

#689 . 103,500 miles.

Lewis enjoy your birthday and I hope you have many, many more. Rick

Lewis, I am going to be on a ride with 5 other guys from the 20th through the 26th We are Doing The trail of tears ride in Chattanooga on the 21st then over to Tupelo for the evening, Then Sunday the trace up to Nashville for lunch then over to deals gap. then the blue ridge for a ways then head north through VA, KY and ending up in Columbus on the night of the 25th, The guys I am riding with are then heading back to Illinois on the 26th and I believe I will ride with them a little ways then head towards B2Mom and Dad's arriving there Friday sometime. Do the St Jude's thing then head home Saturday evening. Sounds like a great week.

Hoping to be ready by bike week in Daytona:thumbsup2:

Well the date is set, I will have shoulder surgery on October 3rd. They say I will be off the bike for up to 6 months (that sucks) Will be taking one last long ride before they do it though. Will be leaving on Sept, 20 and head to Chattanooga to ride the trail of tears run the to tupelo and ride the trace up to Nashville then over to deals gap and the Cheraholla Skyway and then the Blue Ridge Parkway and then head towards Columbus Ohio should return home on the 27th or so. There will be 5 or 6 of us riding together. Looking forward to it Rick

always "on"

I still love my RSV.................tape deck and all

Also double check the coolant and make sure it has enough antifreeze since it'll be over the winter. It sets in a heated garage

Well bad news for me. I have to have shoulder surgery due to a torn rotator cuff and a ligament/tendon that is tore away from the bone in the arm. Doctor says I can not ride for 5/6 months. I am trying to put this off till October so I can get in a couple of week long rides first. Anyway my question is this: I plan on putting the bike up on the lift so it is not setting on the ground/tires for that long was also wondering what people believe about gas in the carbs. I plan on doctoring it up with sea foam and stabilizer and riding it 10 miles or so to make sure it is in the carbs or should I run it out of the carbs and leave them dry. Also recommendations for what else I should do. Battery will be on a tender. Thought about shooting myself but was afraid my wife would get a boyfriend and let him ride my bike

Kevin we will be there and tell Chris we are bringing plenty of dimes

600 miles 1 day down :thumbsup2:two up

Count me in as one who will be there making it in honor of Mark would be the icing on the cake.......I still miss him:depressed:

We are in iuka MS and will be riding the trace towards nashville tomorrow myself But I will be at the Ms\Al line at 7:00 am

Orlin that is exactly what I get just rode to birmingham today 1up at 75-80mph and aaveraged 38.4 mpg over 670 miles

It is a warning of a threat LOL

I will be on the trace Saturday

I have no comment:stickpoke: