Thank you everyone for your caring and advise, as a newbie your input has been very benificial! My "Eagle5" has been fun to learn/drive...low temperture has not kept me off the road again thanks to you encouraging folks. Kid shuffle food shop and errands are much more fun these days not to mention the double take people take as you cruise on that joy ride ...
As long as the roads are dry I am out there. Anyway this is a week to remember, THANKS,
May our Troops come home soon, God Bless them all,
HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
Drive safe with the shiney side up, Liz
Welcome to an unusual brotherhood (sisterhood?). As an ER nurse, you should know better than most to watch out for the other motorists. They just aren't paying attention. I hope you find as much pleasure in the process of getting there as I do. You will notice that it seems to take longer than in your car. You have to answer more questions than other motorists. I frequently spend 10 minutes in the store and half an hour in the parking lot answering those questions. I also seem to find longer and longer routes to get from point A to point B.
Drive safe and live long.
As well as all that Mark mentioned, the extra time it takes to fill at fuel stops while on the road with a good looking pup in the sidecar. Archie and I spend the extra ten or more minutes at the pumps while people chat or take his picture and are invariably ready to pull out when someone else comes running over with camera in hand.
Enjoy the adventure!!
What sidecar is that? Looks interesting-
The sidecar in post 31103 is a Cozy.
Uncle Ernie,
It's Cozy Euroon a Harley Sporter. Handles very nice.. perfect size for my needs, tight for the husband, perfect for the Puppy and kids...Did my food shop in it the other day 10 bags...Holiday shopping couldn't be more fun..
And yours??
Happy Gobble gobble! L
Nice- I didn't know Cozy had more than one style of sidecar. It looks good.
Mine is a '52 Steib S500, but the repops are just the same, as far as I can tell.
retro! very handsome..I trust handles well?
Happy Thanksgiving! Safe riding,L
