It's probably a pity thing with her. Kinda like rescuing a dog from the pound. LOL!

 

I have to admit my '96 with fuel injection fires up no problem in freezing temps when the other Harleys won't even cough, but I like having a fuel delivery system that seldom craps out without any warning, runs without electricity, and only relies on gravity for fuel delivery. I've spent hours on cars trying to figure out why they weren't getting any fuel. Used to say fi was a deal breaker on a used bike, but have 3 of them now, getting used to it, just hope I never have an fi problem on the road. I'd feel better about it if that '96 had a carb, too, it's getting some age on it.

 

Some women are “fixers”. It’s been a lifelong project for Kristi.

 

OK, boys, repeat their mantra.....He didn't come out of the box this way.

 

Lot of truth to that Russ.

 

Pretty picture, but I know what it feels like getting out of the truck...
I never have a shiny cage like that in winter, can't wash at home, gets dulled with salt by the time I'd get home from a car wash. Even when the roads look dry like that, you can see the salt buildup start on the paint and glass in a short drive.

 

First savage of the New Year. It took longer than expected.

Gets the girl and the weather. How lucky can one man be?

Looks familiar.....

 

Your trailer, Bob?

 

I'm gonna take a SWAG and say the divorce didn't go the way he wanted.

 

Yup. I don't actually ride anywhere Mick. I trailer within 10 miles of the destination and then unload.

Actually it houses and hauls the ATV which you can see (plow attached). I need more garage. That's in the works.