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Hold that. The F5 isn't bad as well.

 

https://giphy.com/gifs/theoffice-the-office-tv-weight-loss-part-2-fah08IDMr10VtDrcoh

 

Mmmm... one of my favorite cruisers. GLWS!

 

There was a set on FB not long ago... but I think they were asking more than $2k... seemed too ridiculous to post.

 

my favorite as well, if this guy lived closer I probably would have bought it before I went and showed my partner. Now I’m in trouble for even thinking about buying it lol.

“first you want dumb purple wheels that you complain don’t exist, a winch for your new bumper that’s not even here yet, and now a motorcycle? I want my ring first”

 

I feel left out. What’s the joke??

 

oh my friend, the SCS inventory forum is full of #1-people complaining about SCS wheels being impossible to get, #2-people telling other people they are easy to get and that they own 3 sets, and #3-SCS actually posting their inventory sales. #1 has quite a few more posts than the other two.

 

It is an excellent bike. Had a falling out with thr dudes i rode with.
Spending my time in the mountains hunting now.

 

It happens. My riding group fell apart as well... I hardly ever ride any more and my truck takes up a lot of my focus and budget. Luckily, @tonered is dragging me out to ride, so my motorcycle won't rot in the garage.

 

Sort of the inaugural TacoRiders ride? Hahaha! Only took 3yrs to organize.


https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/pnw-taco-riders.576052/

 

Hopefully I don't have to buy a battery each time.

 

Dooood! We're going to WallyWorld next time.


Nothing fresher than dropping acid right into an empty battery.

 

I love dropping acid in the Walmart parking lot!

 

Hahahaha! You can find a lot of folks there to do it.


But, we literally did that for a Triumph Sprint. I was a bit doubtful about not giving the battery a full charge, but it fired up and ran for quite a few years afterward.

 

Battery tender

 

No power in the garage for one... Also, the bike sat for multiple seasons.

 

Is it really a garage if it doesn't have power?

 

I do believe the battery is right under the seat on your bike. It is removable fyi. Small footprint too, wouldn't take hardly any space inside

 

You both get the same reply... "Condo living" my friends!

The long and the short of it, I have too many hobbies and the motorcycle has taken a back seat. Between guns, skiing, the truck (off-roading), camping, (3) motorcycles, and a wife (takes up the most room and money)... What seems like a simple solution, is not always that viable. I've owned the bike since 2010 and I've bought 2 batteries for it. It wasn't a legit complaint, just joking with Tony about the last ride we took, that was preempted with a quick parking lot battery swap at Ride Motorsports. The only regret is that Ride didn't provide lube with the battery. I got hosed for $250, as a result of not planning ahead.

But thanks for the suggestions... they have been considered.