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RE: Moto Guzzi V9 & Watsonian and other stuff.

Keeping the Fiat in the trailer is a great idea. Like having it in a vault, that is quickly accessible. 😎 No for sale signs though! That...

4 months ago
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RE: Moto Guzzi V9 & Watsonian and other stuff.

I like the "trailer in a trailer". Spacial optimization, and it didn't require a team of utilization experts to get 'er done. 👍

4 months ago
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RE: Speedy & The Spyder (A lightweight, unintimidating beginner friendly rig)

In the middle of enhancing the lighting, and electrical in the garage, and decided to take a break today. Perfect day for a ride. 😀 Today'...

4 months ago
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RE: Travel in a RV with your rig

I heard Brooks and Dunn are coming up with new lyrics for Boot Scoot Boogie especially for our group. Calling it The Sidecar Boogie. Chorus line goe...

4 months ago
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RE: e-Scooter with sidecar $2,500, Eagle Mountain, UT

No idea what category they sit in. Maybe the same as a scooter? Probably state dependent.

4 months ago
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RE: Battery Cover Panel Retaining lugs

I've had good luck using super-glue and baking soda. My experience is both need to be fresh, and the super-glue needs to be good quality, otherwise i...

4 months ago
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RE: Speedy & The Spyder (A lightweight, unintimidating beginner friendly rig)

Speedy's oil report is back, and I'm happy with the results. It appears to have had it's 650 mile service done (as matches what wasn't in the straine...

4 months ago
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RE: BMW R1100 GS Based Rig Project

Final Follow Up On This Mod: It has been working out awesome. Spring time is definitely bug time out here in cattle/oil/mining country. Radiator h...

4 months ago
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RE: BMW R1100 GS Based Rig Project

More Yellow, because... more is more! 🤩 Finally got around to tinting the aux lights, per a recommendation from our furry flying friend Mil...

4 months ago
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RE: Speedy & The Spyder (A lightweight, unintimidating beginner friendly rig)

You bring up good points, as always, Miles. Short answer in response: My thought on the Triumph service interval (which is actually 10K miles or on...

4 months ago
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RE: Speedy & The Spyder (A lightweight, unintimidating beginner friendly rig)

Big Friday News Brief: 😉 Spent the past couple of weeks trying to figure out a way to make a non-welded subframe for the bike, and how to ...

4 months ago
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RE: Hearing Protection Nirvana?

I'm impressed with the quality of these newer generation earplugs. Being able to hear at almost a normal audio quality, while substantially reducing ...

4 months ago
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RE: Travel in a RV with your rig

My first thought is overloading the rear axle/tires. That is quite a long lever. While static may be okay, but traveling over rough/undulating roads...

4 months ago
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RE: Hearing Protection Nirvana?

Thanks for the clarification Dana. I only saw the Moto Pro version which comes in 20 and 24 SNR. Had I seen the standard moto version like you hav...

4 months ago
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