Back from the morning activities.....skool runz + coffee at The King + 2 loads of furniture moved + kidz sat.....Think I'm wore out!!!!

 

Nothing to write home about, I went to other peoples booths and they were more interested in talking about our compensator then what they had new. Afternoon posers.

 

EVERYBODY is expecting big things from Baker with this compensator!!!!!!

 

Back reading , Ken sorry to hear about Gail praying for the best.Ken I think you might need a new rabbits foot.

 

I did see a kind of cool reverse set up where you swap out the rear pulley and just hit a switch and the pulley goes puts you in reverse, turn the switch off and back to forward. Bout the same price as our reverse set up but about a third of the install time. I took our compensatot apart and put it back together so many times I thought I was gonna pull the threads on the bolt. lol

 

 

Back home. It's been winter too long, 27* out in the sun feels warm. Guy on a Kawasaki trailbike passed me on the way home, main roads looked almost salt free, was thinking about putting the battery back in the 1200 when I got home. Not too big a job. But the hack and glide have to be moved to get it out...



Even though traffic has the main roads looking not so bad, getting to them from the residential streets means going through salt puddles and piles of it - right in front of my driveway -



Kinda burst my thought bubble about taking it for a ride. I need a winter rat motorsickle, might last a couple or three winters, and I'd probably be too old for that cold sh*t by then anyway. Would use my ugly Yamaha trail bike, but it won't go fast enuf to play with suvs on the highways. Or the 883, but it's worth enough to buy 4 or 5 winter rats.

Looks like I'm several pages behind, let's see what the rest of you been up to.

 

Sounds like Gail is under right now, just gonna have to wait and hope till KR tells us she's ok.

Care package... wish I could drop in on him with a big pot of my garden vegetable chili. And yes, of course it's got meat in it, too!

 

I hate to be the one to break it to ya Moldy. But, you don't have to remove the fuel tank to take the battery out of a 1200 !!

 

Hey putzs..... back at it. Rough week last week... still hackin up a lung, but I can move around without breakin out into a sweat finally. Not e stellar start to the new year.