Recent content by Dennis M

Most likely a hydrophilic lift, that you could just ride onto, tie down, then hit a button to raise it up.

8/32 or 1/4 inch on the 0 miles one in my garage.

A brand new 1966 250cc Suzuki T10, got tired of mixing the gas & oil so after about 3 months traded it in on a X-6 Hustler which had automatic oil injection. sold it to my best friend after I got drafted in January '68.

Last year I put 4,935 miles on my bicycle which was more than I put on my NC and car combined.

Red, The Guzzi is White,The Kia is Blue.

As a former Burgman 650 owner I agree that the Burgman is harder to get off the stand, with my super smooth garage floor if I tried to pull the Burgman while standing next to it the whole bike would just slide forward.I had to be sitting on it and push off with my feet to get it off the stand...

I want to know about your hammock stand, where did you get it, how small does it pack down etc.

The old version of the Galletto had a spare tire

Here's a couple pics of mine when i was installing them.

I was happily married for 14 years, unfortunately I was married for 23 years the last 9 I no longer owned a Motorcycle. Been divorced for almost 20 years and have no desire to ever get married again. Her hobby was spending money we didn't have. It took me 4 years to rebuild my credit rating to...

I find that the longer I have to wait to make my turn increases my chance that I'll forget to cancel my turn signal.

What I hate cleaning are the wheels There are to many nooks & crannies, although the NC's wheels aren't as bad as my Burgman 650's were They were darn near impossible to get clean. I really liked the wheels on my Moto Guzzi Breve 750 they were super easy to keep clean. If that car hadn't pulled...

I wash mine at least once a year

Went for a ride of about a hundred miles, temperature above normal for this time of year but very windy. Only put 3,840 miles on the NC in 2019, But rode my Bicycle 4,227 miles and the car only 1,460 miles