Lots of good info. Was able to look into a few things but the wiring in the
rusted bucket is a mess. Spent most of my time using never dull on
everything that was rusty. The bucket is a mess theres even some wires that
arent connected and others are only connected to something halfway. no clue
It looks fun, and AC would be nice on a sandy beach, but they also look
incredibly dangerous for the road to me. I suspect with LIMITED VISION AND
VIISBILITY, they will have many more serious accidents. And you can't get
away from it. It looks so Hollywood. Time will tell.
Ron
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is not working. Till I get a chance to figure out what's going on...just
TRASH.
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Next week I’ve got a week off from work, and I’m planning on taking my NH
north from Atlanta into the great unknown. I’ll be doing Deal’s Gap and the
Dragon (that’s no-brainer), but after that I’m open to suggestions. I’ve
been told that Gatlinburg is very nice and well worth a visit, so
Depending how far north you want to go, you could get to the Shenandoah
National Park in VA. It is really cool, and we could even try to meet you
there.
Javier.
On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 10:07 AM, EGrider gevan...@gmail.com wrote:
Next week I’ve got a week off from work, and I’m planning on
Try a good bookstore for Motorcycle Adventures In the Southern
Appalachians (Book 1 - Milestone Press) by Hawk Hagebak, a retired
Cobb County motorcycle cop.
As Ed McMahon might've said EVERYthing you wanna know is in that
little book...
It's a slim volume that'll fit easily in a tank bag and he
BTW, be alert thru the Chatahoochee National Forest, if you go there.
Deer, bears and...wild boar...reclusive and rare, but they're there
and they're anti-social (!)
On Jun 28, 11:41 am, surfswab surfs...@gmail.com wrote:
Try a good bookstore for Motorcycle Adventures In the Southern
Thanks surfswab for the book reference and animal warning. The local Barnes
Noble gives me a recorded message and then hangs up. Just ordered books
12 from Amazon but didn't pay for the 2-day shipping, so I'll have to wait
and see if they come on time for this trip. In the meanwhile, I'd still
Route 81 cuts right through it, if you want a highway. Check out routes 29 and
11 for a rural route through the mountains. The best route I think you are
looking for would follow along with 81, but mark out a route of side roads.
Ron
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I thought that was a condition if the sale of Paul's 'wing?
Kurt
On Jun 28, 2012 2:30 PM, Joey Kelley sandp...@gmail.com wrote:
And for an encore - he'll stick wings on a Goldwing and PROVE that it
isn't a misnomer!
On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 2:28 PM, Kurt Nolte vturbine.po...@gmail.com
hahaha!
Great stuff so far!
On Jun 28, 2:18 pm, Allen Thomas althomas...@gmail.com wrote:
Judging by the pictures I've seen from over in Asia you can carry an elephant
on a 125CC dirt bike.
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I thought that was a condition if the sale of Paul's 'wing?
Well, it does tend to fly, when you get on it!
On Jun 28, 2:31 pm, Kurt Nolte vturbine.po...@gmail.com wrote:
I thought that was a condition if the sale of Paul's 'wing?
Kurt
On Jun 28, 2012 2:30 PM, Joey Kelley
If you have nice, smooth roads, a little over max load won't hurt.
But if you have lousy roads like we have where i live i'd x some of that
weight. The stress will take its toll in due time.
Yes we have seen some real overloads from some pics but the speeds we can
attain put greater stress on
Jake, I'm in Maryland and need another 450 to look at to reassemble my
450. Are you any where close by?
Perry
On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 11:59 PM, Jake Hoff hoff.j...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone
i am working on my wifes 1986 450 sc nighthawk and the coil went out I am
wondering if a single
Javier, thanks for the nice idea. Let's see how my butt feels after a few
days and I'll let you know!
On Thursday, June 28, 2012 10:07:59 AM UTC-4, EGrider wrote:
Next week I’ve got a week off from work, and I’m planning on taking my NH
north from Atlanta into the great unknown. I’ll be
It will hold. No problems.
Ron
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If you
A lot of folks ride the Blue Ridge Parkway up here in VA, I have not had the
opportunity as of yet to do it on bike, but my family does it in the fall when
the leaves are changing and its very nice.
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Lol
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And
Where in Maryland? Javier, Jason, and myself all live in central Md.
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Just don't do it during the weekend when the cars and bicycles are out.
Otherwise you will go insane from seeing the incredibly twisty road in front of
you but, being restrained to 10 MPH or less. Apparently cars cannot pass a
bicycle going up steep grades.
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Where in Maryland? Javier, Jason, and myself all live in central Md.
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