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Yep, every time I see one of these "indivduals", I just assume my insurance is going up. I pay too much right now. And I have full merits...

And I see our motorcycle insurance going up... Its already very high here.

We'll be going there often, for a visit. Who knows, we may just move there too. We're getting tired of these northern winters anyway. Northern winters? Come up to Winnipeg and visit us this winter. You will have to put chains on the trike. Sorry about the distance to the grandson but 4 hours aren't that bad. My neighbor's grandkids are 8 to 9 hours away and they do travel a lot.

I'd go with a water cooled cross country Victory look...

That like to go Oui Oui in public...

Hi Dan, Hope everything goes well. Tom

I used to drain the carbs but now just shut off the fuel supply and run the carbs dry. It seems to work for me. I am also using Startron instead of Seafoam as I am told it has enzymes that actively remove any deposits. It also states that it is good for storing up to 2 years. I have just been leaving it on the kick stand. No problems with the wheel bearings.

Cool looking trike! Its gotta feel great to be riding again. T and T

I don't know Bob, I heard they can see your bike at night from the space station...

Good luck Rick. Hope you heal quick.

This looks like something you would see on the nature channel about a pack of wolves hunting down their prey.

Haven't the foggiest Bob

No, this seems to happen naturally with me...

Congrats Karen!

Ooops, didn't mean to stir anything up.

Wow!

If your on a road trip and you notice after a gas stop that it is unusually quiet, make sure you didn't leave the wife at the last gas stop. Just sayin is all...

Congratulations on the site Don. Hope it does well.

I'm not sure what size bolt it is but I am told the fake bolts on the side covers under the drivers seat will work on this. A lot of people have problems with this.

Congratulations. I guess the 4 corners are next??

I'm think if getting these too.

Hey Herb, I can't comment about the carbs but I had a similar problem with my 84. Coolant was boiling. With Big Bob's help I realized it was the rad cap. The rad cap wasn't holding proper pressure and that lowered the boiling point of the coolant. I think the 84 is rated for about 12 psi. I picked up a car rad cap that was rated for 15 psi and the problem was solved. Hope this helps. Tom

Nice wheels Joyce. I seem to like the color red too.... Tom

Craklin rose, Aaaah.... My wasted youth... Hey, you have to remember Manor of St. Davids too. Just sayin is all.

Glad you made it home. That's a long riding day but it is nice to be home after a long trip. Take care, T and T