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You can rebuild her but the most important you will be here to do it. Yep, gear saves lives!

Good information. Thanks!

Good deal and sweet looking bike. :biggrin:

Good deal and sharp bike. :biggrin:

I agree with all the posts and strongly recommend getting new tires. If you are spending time riding and feel the bike is touchy or 'iffy', don't risk another fall;. replace the tires. I have read that when fighter pilots crash a plane, they want the pilot to return to the air quickly so he/she keep their nerve and touch. The more miles you ride, the more comfortable you will become. If you are riding 'stiff' that will cause issues too. Too tight on the grip pressure, rigid posture, tense neck/upper torso muscles will screw your riding up. In summary... 1.) Get new rubber 2.) Relax a little and enjoy the ride 3.) Miles and miles of riding will see you ready for TMac '10 Ride safe, JD

Oh I want one! I do want one! Damn!!! That is sweet with a cup of sugar to boot. If duplicated, what would one cost. I have tried not to become a "man of the streets" but... :biggrin: Good job BLS, JD