1st ride of the season.

Took some of the parts off the bike back in nov of last year to address a few issues. The combination of loss of range in movement and not having a lift made that process extended. Same with correcting the issue and reassembly.

Anyway, took the battery off the trickle charger, dropped it in the bike, turned the gas on. Well it cranked for about 25 seconds and fired right up. Bob’s looking over my shoulder still.

After I checked tire pressure I rolled her out of the garage and put about 75 miles on her.

It was a good day.

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That's a long ride on a kidney killer

Barker lounger on wheels. Much plodding along at 55 and under was done.

I must admit though, I had to make a five min stop or sciatica would have started to kick in. I'm learning the to notice early signs of the onset of an episode of it.

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I can't sit on any scooter for an hour.

Floor boards and a good seat let you move around in the saddle and stretch out legs. I dont think I'd be able to ride a bike with pegs for more than 15-20 min without pain setting in.

Quote from Gina

Bronk , that bike is a full dresser isn't it? I'd imagine it would be pretty smooth.

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that's nice!

I wouldn't mind getting a smallish bike to go down PCH on the weekends or something.

Rebel 500 - Cruiser Motorcycle - Honda