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Here is your biliards/pool hall, it has been closed for several years and the owner passed away but it is what it was. RIP Jim M. Up next an independant owned sit down type restaurant.

Yes, but not real strong and it hadn't soaked thru to inside of the bag.

I'm not sure what to think at the moment, I went out and checked the condition of the gas cap seal and it looks fine. Nothing in the bag but bills and recipts, no drinks or anything. I just thought that the vapor from the tank vent was condensating.

I have never used a tank bag and picked one up a few weeks back. Last week I took a ride on a fairly warm day and filled the gas tank then headed home. When I got home I was in a hurry so rather than take all the stuff out of the bag I just took the whole bag into the house then I noticed that where the gas cap is there was a wet spot on the bag. I figure that it was from the tank venting and fuel vapor collecting on the bottom of the bag, Is this normal? I know it sounds like a stupid question but I just wanted to know.

The Winchester 73 would be a good choice as well as Ralphy's, lol.

Welcome to the forum.

It may be a couple days for a reply, http://www.ohioriders.net/showthread.php?t=96347

Coshocton has a hot air balloon festival every year, they do stuff like fire them up at night so they glow and have balloon races. The fesival itself can be a little "blah" but the balloons can be kind of neat to see. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADSYCnQXvZI

Nice Colt, they are a class of handgun that you definately have to have a taste for. I have had a couple of single actions over the years but finally found a couple that I am satisfied with, one in .44 mag and one in .45 Colt. These also got me into another hobby, casting my own bullets and if you don't do it you don't realize how many variables there are to get an accurate round.

Well since it is baseball season you could take in a ball game. Someone is always sending a professional team in to play the Indians and I think it would be neat to see a professional team play, JMO.

Welcome to the forum and keep the shiny side up.

LOL, I would love to see all the way to the end of that one.

Happy Birthday SWing'R

He clubbed an inmate once for every year. Happy Birthday Adam!

After I posted the question I went to the garage, took the seat and tail section off the bike so nothing was hidden. I then sit down with a notebook and wrote where every wire went and it truely is a plug and go unit. The wires have the right connectors to plug into the factory wiring with no splices. I have one wire that was added to the factory wiring that now goes nowhere, I believe it was to make the brake light flash if the alarm was set off. It is not needed because the bike starts and runs fine and all the lights work, hopefully this solves the problem. One reason for the hesitation in jumping right in was the pdf said something like if you can change a relay you can wire this, so I was thinking great what factory parts are missing to hook this unit in? Short answer, nothing missing. Thanks for the input Hellmutt.

http://www.serviceguardsystems.com/pdf/SVG-UTD_Brochure.pdf Has anyone used on of these or had any dealings with one? My kids GS500 has one on it and I think it is what drains the battery if he doesn't ride it for 3-4 days. I have checked the battery when full charged, under starting load and thru the RPM range, the charging system seems to be up to snuff and the battery was supposed to be new when we got it about two months ago and looks it. He had trouble with it starting today and he just bump started it, it fired right off and it did it again after we rode for about 40 minutes, he had to bump start it. I just went to the garage and hit the start button on the key chain the the bike's starter button and it started right up with no problem. I'm wondering also if it may not activate and makes the bike act like it has a dead battery. I have never had to deal with an alarm system on a bike and I ask because I'm afraid if I unwire this thing there will be a factory wire that will be missed and it really won't run. Oh, I have no papers with this thing.

Thats a good deal and once again, nice bike.

Here is your water treatment plant. Up next a NAPA Auto Parts store.

Here is your Garden Gnome, this lady was even going to set them in the yard for me, lol. Up next your bike in front of a Barber Shop, not a beauty parlor for women either. Plus REP given if they still have the Barber Pole.

I put four years on a pair of these and they are still a good, wearable boot. I was a maintenance man at the time so on cement and six-seven days a week. http://www.magnumboots.com/us/precision-ultra-lite-wpi-ct-coffee.html

What kind of pace you guys shooting for?

Looks good and keep the shiny side up.

That would be an awsome ride even in a cage, thanks for the great pics and narrations. My BIL lives out in Colorado and he sends back some great outdoor pics also.

I can see the headlines now, "Ohio man screws ten women to death, paralizes three more then bilks motorcycle forum of millions in Nigerian scam involving Jello."

Edit, I have a better one but imageshack is screwing me right now. Ok here is the better pic taken about 300 yards farther up the road from a different angle. I deleted the bad pic. Up next, your bike in front of a football field, preferably a high school field.