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Old 11-08-2012, 11:52 AM   #31
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Welcome to the group plumber... you just might fit in! You just might have made it through the first part of the initiation process.

Remember to take no sh!t, but hand it out often.

Disagree when it looks like too many are agreeing.

Take your shots when you see them, and be sure to add an extra "just for the hell of it".

And last but not least... bring beer and liquor when you come to the rallies, otherwise -- we'll have a REAL problem!
Nicely done! I love this group, even though the technical/mechanical talk is ALWAYS over my head, especially guys like MacMac! I appreciate the insight so that when my Nomad makes it rare trip to the guys who do know what to do, I have a direction to point them in based on the wealth of knowledge gathered here! Thanks to all of you!
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Old 11-09-2012, 08:03 AM   #32
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Greg is that the same advice you gave TC?
No... Tim was just a natural at it...
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Old 11-09-2012, 08:54 AM   #33
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Almost 22K on my '06 Nad now. So far, so good. Even still has the original battery. Previous owner I think rode it gently and I guess I've been lucky so far. But that's what i expect from a Vulcan after 59K trouble free miles on my Classic.
 
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Old 11-09-2012, 09:22 AM   #34
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Almost 22K on my '06 Nad now. So far, so good. Even still has the original battery. Previous owner I think rode it gently and I guess I've been lucky so far. But that's what i expect from a Vulcan after 59K trouble free miles on my Classic.
6 years on a battery is pushing your luck.
 
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Old 11-09-2012, 11:21 AM   #35
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Let's not bring up pushing Dave!
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Old 11-09-2012, 11:29 AM   #36
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Let's not bring up pushing Dave!
Brad, did you ever get Dave to reimburse you for your hernias and lost wages?
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Brad, did you ever get Dave to reimburse you for your hernias and lost wages?
Oh I would like to hear this story, unless it has something to do with them sharing a room, then never mind.
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Old 11-09-2012, 06:35 PM   #38
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6 years on a battery is pushing your luck.
I know I'm due. At this point just gonna wait till the spring.
 
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Old 11-09-2012, 07:04 PM   #39
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I know I'm due. At this point just gonna wait till the spring.
If you are not... get a battery-tender and hook it up when not riding... It can increase its longevity, unless already about shot.
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Old 11-09-2012, 07:06 PM   #40
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By the way Dave... you ran "plumber" off. He disappeared!

If he doesn't come back swinging... he is going to fail his initiation!
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Old 11-09-2012, 09:48 PM   #41
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If you are not... get a battery-tender and hook it up when not riding... It can increase its longevity, unless already about shot.
Already have one and always used it no matter how often I ride except in the summer. Then again I rarely go more than a week or two weather permitting and sometimes weather notwithstanding lol.
 
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By the way Dave... you ran "plumber" off. He disappeared!

If he doesn't come back swinging... he is going to fail his initiation!
oh I didn't go any where. I just don't want to upset you over sensitive Harley boys again.( just joke just in case you can't tell, I know your a little slow)
I've been riding for 30 plus year have had my nomad since 08. Joined another Vulcan site in 09 as some of you are. It just doesn't seem to be as good as this one as for tech advise and information. I read this one almost every day. I don't reply a lot. What I probably like the most about this site is the owners of the different brands of bikes, then you can see the pros and cons of different ones. Reading Macs post are probably some of my favorites. but TC attitude about noise and and darkside tires are close to my line of thinking ( now that should give you some more ammo to fire at me)
 
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Oh I would like to hear this story, unless it has something to do with them sharing a room, then never mind.

Brad and Dave on a recent outing.

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