Cars, etc.

[Bob Zumbrunnen]

Actually, I have a trick for that. Used it to transport the KLR previously.

1. Unload the car from the trailer and close the door.
2. Disconnect the truck from the trailer.
3. Lower the front of the trailer all the way so the back comes up.
4. Back the truck to the trailer with the tailgate down.
5. Drop the trailer door onto the tailgate.
6. Back the bike down the nice ramp this makes into the trailer.
7. Pull the truck away.
8. Ride the bike out of the trailer.

Just rode the new Wing home with Darth on the back. We both absolutely LOVE it!

Matt, already I'm ready for accessories. Rear speakers, an amp, speaker upgrade if it's available, and a 6-disk changer. Maybe next month. For me, any day there isn't ice on the road is a riding day.

This things a real boat in-town, but once it's rolling it feels like a very comfortable crotch-rocket. And, damn, it's powerful!!!

The electric reverse is sweet, too. At nearly 800 lbs, it's not an easy bike to back up a hill with your feet.

I'm looking forward to going through the owner's manual. Really hoping it has a way to display fuel economy. If so, I haven't stumbled across it yet.

Well, I'm off. Dropped Darth off at the school for a bit, ran to the office to write this message, and need to go pick her back up.