My Toy

[K&Gs3400RL]

2003 VTX 1800R Who else has one???????

[gbsb]

Don't have a VTX but it is a great bike. We have a Harley TriGlide, Sure like to ride. Been riding since 1970 on all kinds haven't founf one that wasn't fun enjoy and ride safe. George

[Emmel]

We have a 2000 Ultra Classic, love riding. Been riding since around '64. Also, proud owners of a '68 Firebird, bone stock with only 41k miles. Nice to have some other toys besides the Montana!

[steelpony5555]

2007 Ultra but looks a little different right now. Has true flame along the bottom, a maltese cross on the trunk with every name of the 343 fire fighters lost in 9/11, along with a fire scene windscreen and lots of flame accessories....even has red and white flashing lights too

[Ozz]

Nice bikes!

[Captain Joe]

Here is mine....1995 Ultra Classic.

http://x.co/la3n

[tim43]

My wife tells me when I finally grow up, I can buy a Honda Goldwing. Still have the MC endorsement on my license.

[DQDick]

You guys really know how to hurt a fellow! Had to sell my Goldwing when we went full time. This is the first summer without a motorcycle in 40 years The only thing that keeps me sane about it is the 100 degree weather every day. I never could get the AC to work on the Goldwing between May and October

[Bigboomer]

Here's mine....'10 FLHRC

[steelpony5555]

DQ, we need a truck like Bigboomer has....that is a garage behind the cab isn't it... Then you could full time and have a bike(just tell the wife it will be the grocery getter). That is a sweet rig.....we were going for a toy hauler when I bought the dually. But I couldn't find a homey one. Most were formica and plastic and the TV is over the entry door where you can't see it. I gotta have my recliner so we ended up with the Montana.

[DQDick]

Pretty much the same thing happened to me.

[randye]

I've been without a Motorcycle for about 13 years. So since we plan on working here at Turtle Rock Resort, in Gold Beach, Or. I bought a 2003 Kawasaki 750 Vulcan,with only 8500 miles. Its a great light bike and I can take it up in the Forest on the dirt roads and feel comfortable with the handleing on the Forest roads love it in the wild very peaceful when I stop and listen to the wind in the trees. Love the open road also on a Cycle.

[tbhd]

[Bigboomer]

quote:Originally posted by steelpony5555

DQ, we need a truck like Bigboomer has....that is a garage behind the cab isn't it... Then you could full time and have a bike(just tell the wife it will be the grocery getter). That is a sweet rig.....we were going for a toy hauler when I bought the dually. But I couldn't find a homey one. Most were formica and plastic and the TV is over the entry door where you can't see it. I gotta have my recliner so we ended up with the Montana.

Dave,

Thank you.

Over the years we did a lot of research and were looking at the toy haulers as well and saw the saem thing with the "weekend warrior" look. We finally decided to go with a TV that could haul our "toys" and someday when we got old and wobbly be able to put a "smart" car in it as well. So we had the truck built. We thought about a class A with a trailer but the economics did not add up.

Here is a link to a video that shows the hauler in action. I have to warn you that it is not the best quality vid but you will get the jist. It was taken before Santa delivered our new bikes.

Stay Cool!

Les

http://s962.photobucket.com/albums/a...t=HPIM2689.mp4

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