It is all set up. Transferring camping boxed up stuff to the camper. Watching a few set up vids. Wife wants to be able to set it up by herself.

 

I was going to mention that my wife was washing out a jelly jar for something. Is this something I need to nip in the bud now?

 

Yes. Today jelly jars, tomorrow pickle and mayonnaise jars. Hard monkey to get off one's back,Lou.

 

$3,800
I'm thinking $3,000 tops, but haven't seen the unit in person.
Similar units on the web appear $2,800 to $3,900.
Thoughts?

 

Stan, before you cement any number in your head look at the bike. As you walk around it point to and touch any flaws without saying anything. Seller will get the hint.

Ride it if possible, then and only then you should you begin to think of a number.

 

Marcus, will this have any bearing on Beth and you?

http://money.cnn.com/2017/05/19/tech...ome/index.html

 

Beth has already been recalled to cubical life.....

 

Dammit, I am always the last to know.

 

My division was not affected by that recall. Beth has to go in four days a week but that is a flexible number. Her manager says he will back her up and I am hoping that hold some sort of weight if they ever look at attendance records. It's not that she wouldn't be working the other days it's just that she would be working at home instead of the office.

 

Russ, how do you find out how many times you've posted in a thread?

Dust - (I know, I'm pages behind again) I was a couple hundred miles downwind when Mt St Helens blew. Lotta dust... the car's K&N filter got washed every day when I got home from work, and the bikes... stayed in the garage for nearly a month. First DC9 into the airport a couple weeks later had gray tornadoes in front of the engines taxiing to the terminal. One town's police dept took the air filters off their cars the first day 'cause they wouldn't run long before they clogged up. They still didn't run long...