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I guess we all know how well cans of beer travel when their allowed to rub up against each other. Hmmm this can is very light and my topbox smells like a brewery. When I had my Wing space was so abundant one year I showed up at Ride 4 Sight with a saddle bag full of beer on ice. That's how you...

Shaw aint what it once was. I guess the "The city that motovates Canada" signs are long gone.

I have heard that.

Squeeze figures their just a hot pool of other peoples filth. She gives me a very long leash. There's no need to tug on it. ( does your wife let you have a garage full of motorcycles while the car sit outside all winter? does she sometimes suggest you should get a new one?)

If you can find an older decent RoadTrek on the Dodge 3500 platform snag it. I've had mine about 6 years and I'm super happy with the product. What's simpler than a dodge with a 318?

I want one! Sadly the Squeeze hates the idea......

That's a former life. Now my GaLs are stripped down and nearly naked. The current Wing weighs about 475.

They'll need to speed up. I've been at this nearly 50 years.

He's not wrong. The point load from a heavy gal in stilettos is just about a bad as it gets.

The Wing & spare motor I dragged home last night are still sitting on the trailer and the ground is white. Good thing the Squeeze suggested throwing a sheet over them.

The IOM museum had a Honda V3 race bike that was only about a 250cc.

I regularly disect the oil filters after a change to see how much shiny stuff is there. Never seen bits so large. Something inside is not happy.

Being retired I'm looking to join a service club again (decades ago I was an Optimist member) Thinking about the Kinsmen or the Lions since they're reasonably active in town. Thoughts?

Or about 1/8"

My snowblower gets the same treatment along with my power washer. The power washer might sit for a couple years unused with whatever bit of gas that was left. It was a little grumpy last time but a shot of quick start and it fired up and ran like a champ.

Funny. In the ReStore most of those corner units that come in are destined for the scrap bin. Tastes have changed. Brown furniture (antiques) sits quite awhile. Teak stuff and mid century modern moves ok. Kids today seem fine with the flat pack future waste from ikea

Not even much to maintain on a Wing. Valve adjustment on the 1000s and 1100s. On my 1200 the only real maintenance I did was change the timing belt and it didn't really even need that ( the original looked just like the replacement).

I aim to find out.

It's ONLY purpose is donor motor and drive train for the current Dragwing when it gets tired of the red zone. And @Mad Mike is right, everyone should own one. This is actually Wing purchase number 5.

I don't use Stabil at all. How is that not long term cheap? I reuse crush washers. Trust me I'm full assed cheap