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Skip MMShadowT wrote:

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I just hope the History Channel doesn't do a Gangland episode on your crew Alain. I watch one on Hell's Angels, The Pagans and The Mongols last weekend. I would want to see you on there.

Have fun this season, I'm sure you will.

Hey Skip....one of the members of our little merry band of men already has his picture on the wall of a certain establishment that deals with letters and stamps! Maybe you've seen his picture posted around town?

eclecticdawn wrote:

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Ahhh, Alain, I always just start my reply by typing in the white box below all the responses...I've never actually used the "Reply". I tried it for this, and lo and behold, that response box with all the symbols at the top instantly showed up. Guess there's more than one way to reply here!

....and Dawn, if you click on the Quote button to the left of the Reply button, you'll get the box as it appears here, with your quote in it.

Jeremy....how are you doing finding another pair of wheels?

I'm really looking forward to this summer when I can get to ride with my son and son-in-law. But I'm really looking forward to the big ride when I hope we can get 7 to 8 family members together for a ride. I get such a rush from riding with a big group. I've only ever ridden with 6 or more riders two years ago when my brother Phil and I rode with some other members of the Americade Forum up to Lake George.

Last night my boys and I got together for our Tuesday Night Dart Night and I was getting filled in on what they had been doing to their bikes. My son had told me that he had painted his whitewalls and that he was not happy with the condition of his spokes (97 Honda Shadow). I suggested he try doing some Internet searches for a pair of tourer wheels and swap out his spokes out for the mag wheels. He thought of painting his spokes but I tried to discourage that. And I understand that he bought a rather large travel bag for his backrest, because as I was to learn he and my new daughter-inlaw plan to go to Americade with me this year.

My son-in-law has been putting the elbow grease to his 96 Honda Shadow. He has replaced the handlebar with an aftermarket set that moved the position of the bars further away from him. Seems he was getting hit by the end of the bars (?). He also painted the lower end of the the forks like someone else here on the forum did awhile ago. That I thought looked nice.

Looks like were at the point where we need some warmer weather and for Mother Nature to wash off some of the salt and sand from the roadways. I think that we've got about two more months before Old #12 comes out of the garage.