Subject: Re: Hacking an Eldo?
Author: Chuck Stottlemyer
Date: Dec 27, 2004, 5:31 AM
Post ID: 1718115700
Hi, Lannis,
Really glad the head guards did their job. Not so glad they had to do
their job.. ;)
I guess I'm just not a sidecarist. I'd take the Morgan, or a Sprite,
Miata, or maybe a *JZR* in the twistys. Rather be on the Centauro,
though..;)
That doesn't mean I won't keep the hack, though. It's a great traveling
machine.
Cheers!
Chuck
Lannis wrote:
| Your free subscription is supported by today's sponsor: ------------------------------------------------------------------- Amazing Diet Patch The fastest - Easiest way to lose weight! Try it now FREE! http://click.topica.com/caacVmib1dfltb7nKiOa/MyDietPatches ------------------------------------------------------------------- Chuck Stottlemyer wrote: People always look like they're having
Chuck - Well, that's something to consider, when an established sidecar driver is thinking that maybe the sportscar would be a better alternative than slowing down the motorcycle..... By the way, both headguards you made for me a couple years ago have now sacrificed themselves to save my valve-covers and cylinder heads. The right one took a big gouge on a hydraulic jack in a shop fall-over a year or two ago; and the bike slid 50 feet across a bridge last week on the fairing, left muffler, and your head-guard, which again left the head and valve-cover untouched. Pretty good investment, I'D say....! Lannis Your free subscription is supported by today's sponsor: ------------------------------------------------------------------- Free Thanksgiving recipes for you http://click.topica.com/caacZpwb1dfltb7nKiOf/PermissionData ------------------------------------------------------------------- |