Al Z. Heimer

these look intersting

http://www.stopngo.com/products/Standard-Model-%252d-Tire-Plugger.html I have this one and have never had to use it on the bike but know guys who have. Have used it on cars with good results...the mushroom feature keeps them from blowing out.No glue is used.I also have that same pump as you.hope I never need it.

DucRx.... Hit him up. If we keep him busy .... We can keep him off the road and the world will be a much safer place.

Rip. Prayers to all that new Her.

Happy B/day.

I really wanted to join your ride Will. Fog was crazy thick here. Just too dangerous. Sorry I missed your post Link. Another time. It was a nice day. Can't believe all the bugs already. Must be planing on a lot of traffic on 164. Trucks that is. A ton of new squiggley road signs. Supposed to be major boom in shale drilling. Doc your too kind. Biffed the same turn on 646 as I did on last ride last season. Same deal...tires slid. Not even close to the edge. Glad all are home safe.

Don't think I'm gonna make it. Went 10 miles. Soak and wet already. Still can't see sun. Not letting up at all.

Real foggy here. Will try and make it.

Me too, but annivesrary Sunday shuts that down for me.

If I can roll my old bones out of bed and you don't mind an elderly gentleman tagging along I plan on showing up. My Super Hawk sucks on mileage too.

Lime Green

Post up plans when finalized. I am sure shure some of us NEO rats would be up to a meet and ride. I think Doc's camera is sprouting roots from lack of use. LOL!

May the Angels from Heaven come down and comfort the parents and family of that little Man. Fear not for him as he is in great hands. The parents are whom need all the love and support than can be offered. Now is not the worst time for them but when everyone goes away. You have a wise little one Tim. He is gonna be okay. How does one get thru it? I lost a daughter 10 years ago.It does not get better it just gets a little easier. I'm not looking for any response ... You just never know people. Hugem and lovem as much as you can. Much love and prayers to the family.

I'd like to know if there are suspension tuning clinics or classes offered anywhere. Now that I have a bike with fully adjustable suspension, I want to know how to use it. I also plan on doing a GSXR fork/shock swap on my SV, but again I'd like to know how to get the most out of the components at the track.

I know I can shell out $80 to have someone set it up for me at the track, but I can't afford that every track day and would like to know what's going on and how to get desirable results.

Yes I have heard of that. what you need to do is get together with your grandparents and create a SafeWord so if it ever happens again they will have a better idea of what is going on.

Advance Auto will read code for free........Just drive up.

Moly 60 paste works. I know people with Wings that have 150-200 thousand miles and no spline issuse.

I saw a photo of a wing doing a nice wheelie and assumed it was photoshopped. I was quickly informed they have plenty of power to pull the front wheel with no problem and just about anything else as well.

You could get one of these and open a side business . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiojZ7HfCWo

I think and I could be wrong but there is a guy that holds the fastest record on the dragon from one end to the other and maybe back on a Goldwing

He probably holds the record on a Wing but not overall .Look at what he did do. Practice makes perfect. http://www.goldwingfacts.com/forums/forum4/17687.html

Is it just me or are Honda Goldwings old people bikes? Wife and I are really starting to look for a 2 up bike for this fall or next year. I look at the Goldwings and I can't help but think I am too young for a goldwing. Am I wrong? I will say they look very comfy.

So how old do you have to be? How many tattoos do I need to ride a Harley? I'm 60,Too old for a sport bike? I joined up at 43 and I wish I would have done it sooner. My wife and I have had some of the best times in our life on the Wing. Don't ride one if you don't want one and if you don't want one don't let your wife ride on one. The 1800's handle alot better than the 1500 and have a little more power but the 1500 is quite capable. This is ours.We have traveled every state east of the Miss. River and camped in several. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHTFfRNTZF8

+1 ^^. This stuff works too (the powder). http://www.antimonkeybutt.com/

This one blows me away. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxYRa0pqxlw

I have an older Lincoln ( sp 170) similar to this. Does not have the spool gun option which would be nice. What you have picked out looks to to be a nice set up. Lincoln is my favorite welder to weld with. Never any problems. When I read this thread on my phone I thought I saw a mention of duty cycle ? Duh. Click the product info pdf on your link. It lists duty cycle at a specific voltage. 30% duty means how long you can run it continuously at that voltage for 10 minuetes. 30% = 3 min run and 7 min rest. This is usally at the higher end of it max output. Quite happy with mine.