The Road Sofa now has a headlamp modulator, drink holders, a hitch and a cooler/luggage rack attachment for the hitch. I also managed to debug a couple of electrical problems that were driving me crazy. Should be all set to pick my nephew up from his last day of school on Monday. Even though there's a chance of rain, he wants another motorcycle ride! lol
Be Safe Out There!
Scoutmedic -- The trials and journies of a *n00b*
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Scoutmedic
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NorthernPete
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Re: Scoutmedic -- The trials and journies of a *n00b*
All it needs is a roof and an extra couple wheels and you got yourself a car. Lol
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Re: Scoutmedic -- The trials and journies of a *n00b*
I was thinking of getting an espresso machine myself... 
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Re: Scoutmedic -- The trials and journies of a *n00b*
I'm thinking a convertible roof. That way when it's raining I can just put it up and flip off the poor folk I'm riding with....
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Re: Scoutmedic -- The trials and journies of a *n00b*
Oh you barely even get rained on as is! If you get a roof of any kind you are no longer on a motorcycle. Just lettin ya know now!Scoutmedic wrote:I'm thinking a convertible roof. That way when it's raining I can just put it up and flip off the poor folk I'm riding with....
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LOL... Thanks for the heads up!
My nephew may wish I had a roof on it tomorrow if this rain doesn't stop. I'm picking him up from his last day of school for this year in the morning.
My nephew may wish I had a roof on it tomorrow if this rain doesn't stop. I'm picking him up from his last day of school for this year in the morning.
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Good gear and a face shield and the lad won't mind a bit...
I did say GOOD gear...
I did say GOOD gear...
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Absolutely! Full face helmet, boots, jeans, jacket and gloves. Also the scala headsets in case he has any problems.dr_bar wrote:Good gear and a face shield and the lad won't mind a bit...
I did say GOOD gear...
The rain held off and he had a great time! This was his second time on the bike. Had him out for about 30 minutes taking round-a-bout, winding roads for a trip that normally takes about 5 minutes... lol
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Very cool! And I love those Scala headsets. Just got one myself and between the bluetooth, radio, and two-way radio it's awesome to have on.
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