Just looked it over with the wife (she's the townie) and that's some great rides! Thank you!Thank you!
Just looked it over with the wife (she's the townie) and that's some great rides! Thank you!Thank you!
Welcome to the forum from SE Michigan and Thank you for your service.I have not rode in 23yrs and now I am retired from the military (21yrs Army/Navy, and disabled from Iraq) and my youngest is a freshman at Kent State so I found a 84 Gl1200 Aspencade with 34k on it. It has been stripped down and a Harley fairing and tank have been placed on it and has the 2 hard saddle bags. The bike from front ta back has been wrapped to look like a WW2 Bomber. The chrome even has rust facia wrapped on it. I have never owned a Goldwing before but due to my short inseam and the adjusted handlebars it feels nice! I just need big bike lessons. I have owned a 83 KZ550, 83 GS550, 94 BMW R1100RS, and now this. Would greatly appreciate any direction given to make this have a little more pep. I am trying to ride all year, need something to help keep my mind going! I'm a southern boy so any winter riding advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you, going to try and ride your way when it gets warmer. You guys get cold😁Welcome to the forum from SE Michigan and Thank you for your service.
We lived in Bay St. Louis for over 20 years, but moved away 11 years ago. Just moved back closer to the Coast in Wiggins. I also worked in Louisiana at a National Wildlife Refuges around Lake Pontchartrain.I'm originally from the swamps of La. and Bay St Louis. I miss the south when these northern winters hit.
I'm originally from Melville by Bunke and Cottonport. Population 600, straight swamp area.We lived in Bay St. Louis for over 20 years, but moved away 11 years ago. Just moved back closer to the Coast in Wiggins. I also worked in Louisiana at a National Wildlife Refuges around Lake Pontchartrain.