I've owned Goldwings '76, '85. '95, a '97 that I triked, and currently I'm on my last, a 2007 that I've triked. Surprised it started! a gallon of premium fuel along with a can of Seafoam and run ithat thru it. One more thing before you get away from home, is the rubber timing belts, one for each side. Those are interference engine, timing belts are good for about 1000 miles, or 10 years sitting. Good luck, the wife and I have had a blast on ours, even have a small pop-up camper that we use.
Ooooh! That’s awesome!! We did the same thing 12 years ago. We traded our Yamaha trike for a 2011 Road King Classic, too. We just love it! It’s so comfy. I’ve put 65,000 miles on it over the last 12 years. I’m really happy for you and Linda!!
I hope you changed the timing belt. It's better to go with a known good belt. They do have a shelf life and service limit time. Also, care should be taken if you have to change out the starter on a 1000 and 1200 Goldwing, you can drop a starter gear inside the engine.
Well, you just proved the multiplication theory. Saweeeeeet! and all it took was that first nudge by a lil old Honda firing up....I am weaker a mini-bike would have done it for me. LOL I enjoyed this one. Thanks.
Wow Rick, what a Smoking Cool Bike. (Hog??) Oh how I wish I could get up the nerve to be a Real Biker type of guy, but too many injuries has kept me away from taking the plunge. However, I am still going to get that new Honda Trail bike or maybe the Yamaha that you recently acquired, but either way indeed I want one for off-road pursuits. Geez, you and Linda are so lucky to be gifted this four cylinder gem, how Cool is that. Maybe one day soon, we will see you both in Full Leather Duds and motorcycle boots to go Screaming Down the Highway. Ya, That's It. Y'all Never Stop and continue & amaze & inspire us. Fantastic. Groovy Video. V. here. God Bless
Nice to see & hear an engine run! The Goldwing looks like a good project for ya and I noticed you're wearing shorts. Is it still motorcycle weather up there in Montana? Have fun!
So enjoyed this update! I grew up in a motorcycle family, but in a city that didn't require a driver's license (not for ID, and public transportation was fabulous). Always imagined a someday-I'll-have-a-motorcycle future. But playing with riding in my late thirties made me see it wasn't for me. But I still LOVE watching! Thanks for another way I can live vicariously through Rick and Linda!
I ride a 97 FLHR Road King I've owned several bikes over the yrs. That The GoldWing is a good ol ride. Syncing the carbs can be frustrating. My wife and daughters said I could never be without a motorcycle again. They say I'm like depressed without one. I really love my old roadking.
Thanks for testing out the anti rattle hitch for us. I have been wondering if it was working out. I need that for my Chevy Traverse. The hitch noise is driving me crazy! On another note... be careful with that old Goldwing. Those tires may look good but could be rotten and blow out any time without warning. You only have two tires, Rick. Be careful.
Three UNBELIEVABLE moments in this video....was shocked how clean the bike was. That you got it running! Did not know you liked motorcycles. Great video. Full of surprises.
How cool. 35 years ago my husband had a Yamaha 700 or 750, anyway it looked a lot like this Honda and boy was it fun to ride! Boy oh boy a Harley 😮!!! Wow!!! Congrats on your new toys, this will be fun!!
Another great video seeing the old Honda Goldwing motorcycle was really awesome even though it needed a lot of work on it. have a great October my birthday is on the 14th. Thank You Rick and Linda.☕👍🇺🇲
Great choice on the Harley , Rick. I see a beautiful 2003 100th Anniversary bike . I bought a silver and Black 2003 Electroglide new and rode it 80K miles all ove the country. Best bike I ever had. It reminded me of a P 51 Mustang my late brother and I loved. Ride Safe , Rick and Linda. The roads are more crowded than ever and remember in our old days of riding there were no cell phone texters.
I had a 79 Wing. Went all oer the US on that bick and never had a problem. I did change the points to electronic ignition to simplify tune. Wife and I love your channel.
SO any thoughts; You can name the GW "Kitten". I had a good friend in high school who used his GW like an enduro; dirt, mud, whatever. About that time , still in high school, I spent my life savings on an old Harley for $175! Spent a summer fixing it up then accidentaly wrapped it around a phone pole. Love watching Y'all, you're blessed. Mahalo nui, Aloha. FYI, I was at Hickam AFB on Oahu in '69, 3 years there. Bellows AFB had the best body surfing waves on the island, only military had access as i recall.
HI RICK & LINDA❤ Congrats on the New HD Roadking (2003?)!! Rory and I have The same Roadking (2002)! Maybe someday we can ride together and go for PIE!! 😊 Take care, Lorelei
: ) WOW ! You were NOT kidding as your Motos are growing ! : ) ENJOY and LOVED the old 78 GoldWing with its Fairing : ) Had 1 on my old CB750 : ) ENJOY and ALL the BEST, Cheers ! ! : )
Congrats on your Road King! Rick I owned a Aniversery Fat Boy same paint scheme as your Road King. You are going to love riding it i am sure. The only thing is you will have to prove your vin number. To the parts guys when you buy any cosmetic pieces for your bike. It's to protect against fake anniversary bikes!
I have a 97 Herley Roadking I bought in 1998, it had 5000 miles on it when i bought it, love that bike, it had=s the fiberglass bags mine is an FLHR yours is the Classic version not sure of year model, mine is the EVO engine with Carburetors, they added fuel injection in '98 and you could get either way in 1998. Then in 2000 I believe they changed from the Evo engine to the twin cam, I rode that until 2015 and due to a rather severe back problem I bought a Harley Trike mine is the Triglide version the big nice one, I sure like my Roadking better than the trike, that is because of the ride and handling of the two wheels over the three wheels I still have my Roadking but also my back problems, I just called a friend to tell him to come see me and I am giving my Roadking to him to fix up and sell to use the money for a startup college fund for his new Granddaughter, my son not interested in it and I do not have any grandkids so if he gets 1500-4000 for it it will be a good start as she is only 3 months old and he's been a good friend
Cool you got your charger thing mounted in the back. Sure looks like a nice bike. Especially for free. Can’t beat free. Even if it does need some work. Gonna have to get a bigger cargo trailer so you can build out a toy hauler camper. That way you can haul your bikes on all your camping adventures 😁
Loved watching you work on the Gold Wing. And then noticed the Hog is a 100 year anniversary edition. Nice! That was probably what you were waiting for right? The 2003 to come up.
Honda Goldwings are/were the best of the best but after 50 plus years not so much. Knew something wasn't going right with as loud as it sounded. Goldwings run as quiet as the family car. That Harley is a much better deal. Nice and dependable. Have fun and be careful!
Nice reviews guys, I like your motorcycles. You have the small dual sport, and the big cruiser and tourer, now you just need a nice "mid size" motorcycle to round out your Iron Horse stable. 🤔 Safe travels. JT
Wow🎉...awesome to see the progress on the Honda Goldwing...look forward to the carb cleaning/ rebuild videos to get it up to par. Blew my mind when you got the Harley....that is awesome! I have found the same issue in last five years...I have had ten bikes in five years...but I think I'm done experimenting with what I like. Currently have 2022 Triumph Bonneville T120 and 2024 Honda Transalp. I try to alternate riding them but I think I favor the T120 for local rides and definitely take the Honda for longer trips.😎🍻
I just sold my 87 Aspencade that was setting since 92- loved the bike but kept chasing issues from front to back and all over again- not complaining on the bike but from setting all those years things get rusty and rubber dries up with the addition of NO OEM new parts available.
Yes they do multiply, and quicker than rabbits sometimes... I built a 24x48 garage for the purpose of restoring old motorcycles in the early 2000's. I had 20 at one point. Sounds like you know what you are doing, so far. Be careful out there, and keep your Spidey Senses sharp, because of all the nimwits on their phones. That is part of the reason why I gave up riding.
Agree the Citymons hitch (just received mine) looks 1st class. However, after ordering for $69 and then later on they demand additional $15 via a "Required Survey" or you won't receive it is just not an acceptable business practice for me. Cannot recommend doing business with a company that sells you something and then, later when you enquire why you didn't receive it, demands $15 more to actually receive it.
Nice Harley. But I assume you will still ride the Goldwing too? I was given a basket case 1976 Goldwing a few years ago. Got it running right away and have been having a blast with it. I know that at least one other commenter mentioned changing the timing belts (two of them). But I want to emphasize that you really do need to change those belts because if one lets go, it destroys the whole engine. In fact, they recommend changing the belts every five years or so. Don’t be tempted to use a used one. You can get the belts at Napa for a whole lot cheaper than the dealer. I’m pretty sure that the belts are the same on the 76 and the 78 but you might want to check. Here are some numbers for parts you might want: Timing belts = Gates #T274; (or maybe it was #1274) NAPA #250274; Goodyear Gatorback #40274 (available at AutoZone and others). Radiator hoses = NAPA #7733; Gates #21008; Carquest #21029 (made by Gates - one hose does both upper and lower) Oil filter = Fram #CH6009; Purolator #ML16809; EMGO #10-37500 Turn signal flasher = Stant #552; NAPA #552; Federal Mogul #552 (most 12 V, two wire standard flashers will work). Happy Biking!
Thanks for the information! I've changed most everything, including the belts, fuel lines, etc. Rebuilt the carburetors, replaced the head gaskets, rebuilt the rear brakes, replaced the seat cover and I don't remember what else, but it's running smooth now. I'm not sure if I'm going to keep it, due to lack of room in my garage, but it's the most fun to ride for sure! It still needs new tires and the front forks repaired or realigned. $$$
Poor old Honda, Letting it sit for months or years is one of the worst things to do with any engine. It may no longer be reliable or worth keeping. I have never understood people who let things sit for years when they should be passed on to someone who will use them right away. I have friends who are pack rats and let things rust away, very sad. Good luck with the Harley. In my experience with friends who owned them, they spent more time fixing than riding. Maybe I was just spoiled by my Honda's. When driving around in WWII England on the weekends you would see many guys with the hoods up on their cars, they said they loved anything that had an adjustment screw, and one of the reasons that today nothing is adjustable, lol. When I worked for GM the federal government (EPA) wanted us to design parts to fit only one way without any adjustments to stop the customer from being able to do anything that would cause the engine to be out of emissions specs. Have fun with your new projects.
Wondered where you been... I got unsubscribed! I didn't do it either. Be careful on that new toy. I have a Honda ATV but it will only go 47ish, fast enuf for me!
rick it looks like someone needs toget out in the sun more with short pants, or bathing suit? LITTLE WHITE THERE, A BAD SIGN IN THE SNOW?THELL NEVER FIND YOU, NOW SINCE you have a hog, lindas looking for chaps, helmet and leather jacket , riding boots,. on the back of the jacket is your symbol GONAGAIN?
Yeah who needs an e-bike? Welcome to the new Gonagain BIKERS channel.
I believe, Rick, that you're rediscovering your second young adulthood. Be safe and keep the rubber down 😊.
That's the plan!
I think a Goldwing is the smoothest most comfortable ride I've ever experienced.
Nice Road King man! You can't beat a free Goldwing either.
I've owned Goldwings '76, '85. '95, a '97 that I triked, and currently I'm on my last, a 2007 that I've triked. Surprised it started! a gallon of premium fuel along with a can of Seafoam and run ithat thru it. One more thing before you get away from home, is the rubber timing belts, one for each side. Those are interference engine, timing belts are good for about 1000 miles, or 10 years sitting. Good luck, the wife and I have had a blast on ours, even have a small pop-up camper that we use.
Thanks for the tips. We've seen those little pop ups years ago, some bikers going cross country had them. Pretty cool stuff!
I always love seeing old stuff being brought back to life.
Ooooh! That’s awesome!! We did the same thing 12 years ago. We traded our Yamaha trike for a 2011 Road King Classic, too. We just love it! It’s so comfy. I’ve put 65,000 miles on it over the last 12 years. I’m really happy for you and Linda!!
Thank you, we're really looking forwrd to putting some miles on ours.
Wow. The Harley is beautiful. I enjoyed watching you work on the Goldwing. I always appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
Thanks for watching!
I hope you changed the timing belt. It's better to go with a known good belt. They do have a shelf life and service limit time. Also, care should be taken if you have to change out the starter on a 1000 and 1200 Goldwing, you can drop a starter gear inside the engine.
Well, you just proved the multiplication theory. Saweeeeeet! and all it took was that first nudge by a lil old Honda firing up....I am weaker a mini-bike would have done it for me. LOL I enjoyed this one. Thanks.
It's just a matter of time, and you and Linda will be getting matching tattoos. That will be a great video!!!
Wow Rick, what a Smoking Cool Bike. (Hog??) Oh how I wish I could get up the nerve to be a Real Biker type of guy, but too many injuries has kept me away from taking the plunge. However, I am still going to get that new Honda Trail bike or maybe the Yamaha that you recently acquired, but either way indeed I want one for off-road pursuits. Geez, you and Linda are so lucky to be gifted this four cylinder gem, how Cool is that. Maybe one day soon, we will see you both in Full Leather Duds and motorcycle boots to go Screaming Down the Highway. Ya, That's It. Y'all Never Stop and continue & amaze & inspire us. Fantastic. Groovy Video. V. here. God Bless
I asked Linda if she ever thought she'd be a biker babe. We're heading south thru idaho for Nevada!
Nice to see & hear an engine run! The Goldwing looks like a good project for ya and I noticed you're wearing shorts. Is it still motorcycle weather up there in Montana? Have fun!
I was not expecting that ending, good for you.
Neither were we!
A friend had a Goldwing for years. He and his wife rode all over with it. Good luck, take care!
So enjoyed this update! I grew up in a motorcycle family, but in a city that didn't require a driver's license (not for ID, and public transportation was fabulous). Always imagined a someday-I'll-have-a-motorcycle future. But playing with riding in my late thirties made me see it wasn't for me. But I still LOVE watching! Thanks for another way I can live vicariously through Rick and Linda!
Omg, Rick! You two are something!
I ride a 97 FLHR Road King
I've owned several bikes over the yrs. That The GoldWing is a good ol ride. Syncing the carbs can be frustrating. My wife and daughters said I could never be without a motorcycle again. They say I'm like depressed without one. I really love my old roadking.
Thanks for testing out the anti rattle hitch for us. I have been wondering if it was working out. I need that for my Chevy Traverse. The hitch noise is driving me crazy! On another note... be careful with that old Goldwing. Those tires may look good but could be rotten and blow out any time without warning. You only have two tires, Rick. Be careful.
Those tires need to be replaced.
Congrats on both your motorcycle’s God Speed Happy Trails
Three UNBELIEVABLE moments in this video....was shocked how clean the bike was. That you got it running! Did not know you liked motorcycles. Great video. Full of surprises.
Thank you!
How cool. 35 years ago my husband had a Yamaha 700 or 750, anyway it looked a lot like this Honda and boy was it fun to ride! Boy oh boy a Harley 😮!!! Wow!!! Congrats on your new toys, this will be fun!!
Thanks, Wanda!
Another great video seeing the old Honda Goldwing motorcycle was really awesome even though it needed a lot of work on it. have a great October my birthday is on the 14th. Thank You Rick and Linda.☕👍🇺🇲
😂bingo😊
Happy birthday on the 14th, Roger!
@@gonagain I'll be 60 God Bless You and thank you Rick and Linda.
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@@rogertemple7193 still just a youngster 😀
Great choice on the Harley , Rick. I see a beautiful 2003 100th Anniversary bike . I bought a silver and Black 2003 Electroglide new and rode it 80K miles all ove the country. Best bike I ever had. It reminded me of a P 51 Mustang my late brother and I loved. Ride Safe , Rick and Linda. The roads are more crowded than ever and remember in our old days of riding there were no cell phone texters.
Thank you, we're being extra cautious at our age. Or think we are.
I had a 79 Wing. Went all oer the US on that bick and never had a problem. I did change the points to electronic ignition to simplify
tune. Wife and I love your channel.
Thanks for watching! We're going to be working on that Goldwing this week.
SO any thoughts; You can name the GW "Kitten". I had a good friend in high school who used his GW like an enduro; dirt, mud, whatever. About that time , still in high school, I spent my life savings on an old Harley for $175! Spent a summer fixing it up then accidentaly wrapped it around a phone pole. Love watching Y'all, you're blessed. Mahalo nui, Aloha. FYI, I was at Hickam AFB on Oahu in '69, 3 years there. Bellows AFB had the best body surfing waves on the island, only military had access as i recall.
HI RICK & LINDA❤ Congrats on the New HD Roadking (2003?)!! Rory and I have The same Roadking (2002)! Maybe someday we can ride together and go for PIE!! 😊 Take care, Lorelei
That was a quick segue into the Harley! 😂
Motorcycles definitely multiply.
: ) WOW ! You were NOT kidding as your Motos are growing ! : ) ENJOY and LOVED the old 78 GoldWing with its Fairing : ) Had 1 on my old CB750 : ) ENJOY and ALL the BEST, Cheers ! ! : )
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Congrats on your Road King! Rick I owned a Aniversery Fat Boy same paint scheme as your Road King. You are going to love riding it i am sure. The only thing is you will have to prove your vin number. To the parts guys when you buy any cosmetic pieces for your bike. It's to protect against fake anniversary bikes!
I have a 97 Herley Roadking I bought in 1998, it had 5000 miles on it when i bought it, love that bike, it had=s the fiberglass bags mine is an FLHR yours is the Classic version not sure of year model, mine is the EVO engine with Carburetors, they added fuel injection in '98 and you could get either way in 1998. Then in 2000 I believe they changed from the Evo engine to the twin cam, I rode that until 2015 and due to a rather severe back problem I bought a Harley Trike mine is the Triglide version the big nice one, I sure like my Roadking better than the trike, that is because of the ride and handling of the two wheels over the three wheels I still have my Roadking but also my back problems, I just called a friend to tell him to come see me and I am giving my Roadking to him to fix up and sell to use the money for a startup college fund for his new Granddaughter, my son not interested in it and I do not have any grandkids so if he gets 1500-4000 for it it will be a good start as she is only 3 months old and he's been a good friend
What a great thing to do for your friend. Thank you for sharing your story.
Cool you got your charger thing mounted in the back. Sure looks like a nice bike. Especially for free. Can’t beat free. Even if it does need some work. Gonna have to get a bigger cargo trailer so you can build out a toy hauler camper. That way you can haul your bikes on all your camping adventures 😁
Nope, not a bigger trailer but maybe a truck?
Loved watching you work on the Gold Wing. And then noticed the Hog is a 100 year anniversary edition. Nice! That was probably what you were waiting for right? The 2003 to come up.
Waiting for new cargo trailer/bike hauler series. Or current trailer modification to haul RK!! Woohoo 😁
Nice bike!
Thanks!
Brings back some memories! I had a windjammer fairing on a Suzuki I think it was. Congratulations!
Cool, thanks!
Your bikes really do multiply, you should keep them further apart. 😀
Lol!
Love your videos!
Thank you!
Honda Goldwings are/were the best of the best but after 50 plus years not so much. Knew something wasn't going right with as loud as it sounded. Goldwings run as quiet as the family car. That Harley is a much better deal. Nice and dependable. Have fun and be careful!
that harley is nice!!
congrats on the harley!
Love it! 4 years ago I had 1 motorcycle. Today I have 7. Looking at #8 in the morning.
Uh oh...
Nice Haley and a Goldwing now, Amazing the small bikes got to gather and had some bigger Twins !
They do seem to multiply, I donxt know how that happens.
Very nice!
Alright man cool beans yall, on both of them👍✌
Thanks!
You came to your senses and ended up with a real bike!
Yup!
Nice reviews guys,
I like your motorcycles. You have the small dual sport, and the big cruiser and tourer, now you just need a nice "mid size" motorcycle to round out your Iron Horse stable. 🤔
Safe travels.
JT
a basket case Goldwing , been there done that
Running on one cylinder for a long time...I'd be afraid of washing down the cylinder and scoring it.
Wow🎉...awesome to see the progress on the Honda Goldwing...look forward to the carb cleaning/ rebuild videos to get it up to par. Blew my mind when you got the Harley....that is awesome! I have found the same issue in last five years...I have had ten bikes in five years...but I think I'm done experimenting with what I like. Currently have 2022 Triumph Bonneville T120 and 2024 Honda Transalp. I try to alternate riding them but I think I favor the T120 for local rides and definitely take the Honda for longer trips.😎🍻
Like# 301 - I just got mine a couple of weeks ago!
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Sadly, Citymons doesn't have enough drop for my 3/4 T 4x4 Suburban.
How much do you want for the gold wing?
If you're serious, email us at gonagain21@gmail.com.
Will you be getting one of those small trailers to pull behind the "King" ??
Don't think so but you never know!
What was the problem you were not getting spark? Thanks for sharing.
It was a blown fuse.
I just sold my 87 Aspencade that was setting since 92- loved the bike but kept chasing issues from front to back and all over again- not complaining on the bike but from setting all those years things get rusty and rubber dries up with the addition of NO OEM new parts available.
UN-ethanol gas please! Mountain View sells it on the road side island, northeast corner,
Thanks!
Why is Bluetti Charger 1 not available on Amazon? If it’s not on Amazon, I don’t know how to buy anything😢.
Love your channel boss👍🏼❤️
Yes they do multiply, and quicker than rabbits sometimes... I built a 24x48 garage for the purpose of restoring old motorcycles in the early 2000's. I had 20 at one point. Sounds like you know what you are doing, so far. Be careful out there, and keep your Spidey Senses sharp, because of all the nimwits on their phones. That is part of the reason why I gave up riding.
I hear ya. I wear a bright colored jacket and keep my eyes in what's ahead.
@@gonagain I swear, you could have a flashing yellow light on top of your head and some would claim they didn't see you.
TW…GL1000…Road King…Lucky!!!
Hey Rick, what tire did you go with on your camper?
Boondocking Bikers !! Cool ..
Does the DC to DC charger method charge the Bluetti faster than just using the 12 volt "cigarette" charger?
Yes.
Agree the Citymons hitch (just received mine) looks 1st class. However, after ordering for $69 and then later on they demand additional $15 via a "Required Survey" or you won't receive it is just not an acceptable business practice for me. Cannot recommend doing business with a company that sells you something and then, later when you enquire why you didn't receive it, demands $15 more to actually receive it.
So you have three motorcycles now?!
For the time being.
Nice Harley. But I assume you will still ride the Goldwing too?
I was given a basket case 1976 Goldwing a few years ago. Got it running right away and have been having a blast with it. I know that at least one other commenter mentioned changing the timing belts (two of them). But I want to emphasize that you really do need to change those belts because if one lets go, it destroys the whole engine. In fact, they recommend changing the belts every five years or so. Don’t be tempted to use a used one. You can get the belts at Napa for a whole lot cheaper than the dealer. I’m pretty sure that the belts are the same on the 76 and the 78 but you might want to check.
Here are some numbers for parts you might want:
Timing belts =
Gates #T274; (or maybe it was #1274)
NAPA #250274;
Goodyear Gatorback #40274 (available at AutoZone and others).
Radiator hoses =
NAPA #7733;
Gates #21008;
Carquest #21029 (made by Gates - one hose does both upper and lower)
Oil filter =
Fram #CH6009;
Purolator #ML16809;
EMGO #10-37500
Turn signal flasher =
Stant #552;
NAPA #552;
Federal Mogul #552 (most 12 V, two wire standard flashers will work).
Happy Biking!
Thanks for the information! I've changed most everything, including the belts, fuel lines, etc. Rebuilt the carburetors, replaced the head gaskets, rebuilt the rear brakes, replaced the seat cover and I don't remember what else, but it's running smooth now. I'm not sure if I'm going to keep it, due to lack of room in my garage, but it's the most fun to ride for sure! It still needs new tires and the front forks repaired or realigned. $$$
Looks like a Mustie1 video.
Poor old Honda, Letting it sit for months or years is one of the worst things to do with any engine. It may no longer be reliable or worth keeping. I have never understood people who let things sit for years when they should be passed on to someone who will use them right away. I have friends who are pack rats and let things rust away, very sad.
Good luck with the Harley. In my experience with friends who owned them, they spent more time fixing than riding. Maybe I was just spoiled by my Honda's.
When driving around in WWII England on the weekends you would see many guys with the hoods up on their cars, they said they loved anything that had an adjustment screw, and one of the reasons that today nothing is adjustable, lol.
When I worked for GM the federal government (EPA) wanted us to design parts to fit only one way without any adjustments to stop the customer from being able to do anything that would cause the engine to be out of emissions specs. Have fun with your new projects.
Having fun so far! Thanks.
Wondered where you been... I got unsubscribed! I didn't do it either. Be careful on that new toy. I have a Honda ATV but it will only go 47ish, fast enuf for me!
Glad to have you back! Linda got unsunscribed once before; I guess you have to check your subscription status every now and then.
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I know a guy who put 300,000 miles on his Honda.
rick it looks like someone needs toget out in the sun more with short pants, or bathing suit? LITTLE WHITE THERE, A BAD SIGN IN THE SNOW?THELL NEVER FIND YOU, NOW SINCE you have a hog, lindas looking for chaps, helmet and leather jacket , riding boots,. on the back of the jacket is your symbol GONAGAIN?
You betcha!