Whenever I've stolen a vehicle I drive it below the speed limit so I'm not pulled over by police.
So you're suggesting we all drive really, really slow?

 

My 2002 UltraClassic was a garage queen with 24k on it. Looked better than new. Since I bought it in May, I have put 4000 miles on it. And that's with me having a heart attack the 29th of June and not riding for 5 weeks. Last weekend was my first decent ride. I rode 300 miles on Saturday to West Virginia, and returned a different 300 mile route on Sunday.

 

I understand completely. My wife used to ride, and she probably has more miles than many people here. We started with her behind me. Eventually, she got her own bike. Then a VW powered trike when she couldn't do two wheels any more. It was at her urging that I purchased another Ultra Classic. Some days she can ride 20 miles. Other days over 100.

We bought a 33ft toyhauler for comfort and the ability to take the bike with us, just in case she feels good enough to ride. She's in early her early 50's with a degenerative bone disease.

 

you folks that are so down on trailering, I don't think you have lived long enough to know what problems age brings. its my bike, my trip, my plan, i'll do it the way I like it. K. enjoy the rest of your life folks, I'm trying.
Kroozeabout.

 

HA!

 

^^^^^exactly ^^^^^

 

Shake your head all you want to jackass. Hear those rocks rolling around up there ??
You have such a small narrow mind, best to keep your thoughts to yourself.

 

With my toy hauling trailer versus tent camping or staying in a motel.
I can bring my dogs along, cases of of beer (some counties are dry) 2 refrigerators (one for specifically for beer) and my gas BBQ, firewood, A/C and heat, a nice clean bed (no bed bugs or roaches) nice clean private bathroom and shower, TV, stereo, my tools, computer, guns, a lots of extra clothes, and have we also have our truck with us just in case it's pouring down raining etc.
Cost for RV camping is about a 1/3 to 1/4 the price of a motel room.
RV camping is only about $10 a night more than tent camping.
I usually stay a month at a time and get the monthly rates that works out the cost to be around $12-$18 a night.

 

I put my horse in a trailer, drive 15 miles up the highway when I need to round up cattle on a leased pasture. I guess I am not a real Cowboy. I could ride my horse on the side of the road if I wanted to. Shame on me.

 

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