My bikes are kick start and my back won't let me. If I hit a good bump I probably couldn't walk from it.
Not since 2012 when I sold "Old Gold" ( 1979 GL1000 ) to help purchase our property here on The Shores.
Loved the big Honda touring bikes and preferred the Valkyrie ... the Gold Wing without all the plastic. Smooth and comfy and with a gentle roll of the throttle, those Valkyries were off like a shot ...
Still have an '03 1500 Vulcan Nomad that hasn't been ridden much in the last three years. An oil change and brakes last year was over $500 - plus insurance at over a grand makes it expensive to sit on a few times a year. May sell it next year. Lots of dangers on the road these days and the CJ7 is much safer.
I had a 73 and a 59. And a sandrail. I rebuilt the sandrail when I was 15-16.
The Triumph 650 I have is a competition model that came stock with 12-1 compression and race cams, one of 635 made in 1965. I weigh 225 and I have to mean it to kick it over.
Yeah I had 1985 Superglide but needed something more comfortable for wife to accept trips around the country on.
Last kickstarter I had was Honda 600XL and it smacked my knee and launched me over handle bars a few times.
i thought the same about mayo the first time,
yep food waste is big biz.
Put a little too much on my bread at lunch today. No easy way to return it to the container…and they pretend like they’re doing us a favor.
As long as I kicked it all the way through she didn't hurt me.
