"Shocking" discovery in my AF
Began some simple maintenance on the TC today. Removed the bottom cover to replace the plywood and found some issues. The frame holding the rear of the fresh water tank was damaged. ...
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Yes those smaller motorized trail bikes are a blast on backroads, trails and for puttering around town. Sold our big fulldress roadbikes about 14 years ago and still miss them but at 72 and never had a mishap or laid a bike down in about 38 years, we're not about to temp fate any longer on the highways now with the texters and ear burried cell phones. We like breathing!
We started out with 50 CC's road and trail, then 90's, moved up to 185's, then Yamaha 225 Serows which I still have mine but wife went back down to a Suzuki DR125 dual purpose which she hasn't ridden in about 11 years now due to her disabilities but still had hopes because she loves to ride the trails like we used to. She just mentioned around Thanksgiving that it's time to sell hers. I need the extra CC's because I take the grandkids for rides and they love it. Have our Vee nosed enclosed rear ramp trailer all setup to haul the little trailbikes behind the TC for the 532,000 acre national forest just north of us with vast trails etc but it's still a virgin to our trailbikes, O'well!
We started out with 50 CC's road and trail, then 90's, moved up to 185's, then Yamaha 225 Serows which I still have mine but wife went back down to a Suzuki DR125 dual purpose which she hasn't ridden in about 11 years now due to her disabilities but still had hopes because she loves to ride the trails like we used to. She just mentioned around Thanksgiving that it's time to sell hers. I need the extra CC's because I take the grandkids for rides and they love it. Have our Vee nosed enclosed rear ramp trailer all setup to haul the little trailbikes behind the TC for the 532,000 acre national forest just north of us with vast trails etc but it's still a virgin to our trailbikes, O'well!
