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Marv
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Montgomery, United States
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Bike Year and Model
'97 RSTD
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Bought my latest ('97 RSTD) August '08 on Ebay. Flew out to Fresno, CA to get it and rode it back to Montgomery, AL. Love it. (so to speak)
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RSTD by far.
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If you're intent on being grumpy, how about Grouchy or Groucho?
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I suppose the next thing you're going to tell us is you were in levi's, sandals, and T-shirt. You're a better man than I am . I think I've been in Alabama too long as even 45 degrees is chilly to me anymore.
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Hab' eine gute Reise! Bis bald
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Guess I'm going to stick my neck out, anticipating a rash of disagreement but I'll say it anyway. This site is so mild, it seems no one ever has a topic that is controversial. It is part of life to have topics that people can vent on but that doesn't mean they will suffer from hard feelings from then on. In most cases, there can be heated conversations and then when two or three get together on an m&e, there is sharing a cold one and lots of friendly talk with any past offenses long forgotten. I personally get bored talking or reading about what brand tires or what kind of oil is best. I like a discussion that one can get their teeth into and yet remain friends afterward. It almost seems that the trend is to AVOID anything that might even hint of controversy. People are emotional, let's face facts. People have definite opinions about thing and it's make for an interesting and educational read to hear all the different opinions. Long ago, I belonged to this site and posted something controversial. I was soon told by two different people, that this is a motorcycle site and opinions about other topics aren't welcome. I left the site for quite a while because of that intolerance. Discussion on topics is needed. For instance, this election year is probably more controversial than any time in history. It boils down to whether we remain a free capitalistic society or turn to Socialism (ie, a form of communism). If things are not discussed so that one can make a logical decision, we may not have the freedoms that so many of us cherish. I know the old argument is, if you want to be controversial go to a site that allows it (that's what I was told before in essence). There are matters afoot that affect even us as bikers and there are things that need to be shared AND discussed. There is nothing wrong with having an area set aside strictly for controversial topics that do not affect the normal topical areas. If such an area were set aside, there would have to be an agreement before hand that the area is controversial and one enters with full knowledge of that. Sorry, if this offends anyone but I felt it needs to be said.
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Sounds to me like a good reason to buy an new bike; kind of a coming home present
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You probably would have drawn closer to the Lord and asked Him to intercede. That's what any God-fearing Christian would do. Trouble is, most times we only call on Him when things start to go the wrong way. He is there for our good times too and we need to always be thankful and count our blessings. "Trust in the Lord with all thine heart and lean not unto thine own understanding; In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths." Proverbs 3: 5,6 Glad to hear everything turned out all right.
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I have a '97 RSTD. Is there a hard trunk assy. like the Ventures have that can be mounted on the bike without a lot of modifications?
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Don, You saw my post before I had a chance to change it. After she got up out of her easy chair and came over to look at the pic closer, she said she didn't know. Me... I'm still
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Me... I'm but by the looks of it I would say it's a dog.