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Are you looking for donations to cover the cost of transporting the bike, or servicing the bike?Is so, I'm in for $20.
Well we are out of phone range, but what do you need??
OK,Tell me what you need...:-)
I'll send some Monday. And, put me down for tickets when it's time.happy to help the cause!
I'll bung in $20 to help and have a couple of tickets as well. Paypal is easiest for me being a furriner and all. Anyone Dusty knows got a Paypal account I can send to?Pete
I really hope to make it this year. Its a long ride for me, Im thinking it will take two days. Im up in upstate NY near the mass boarder. Anyone make the haul from new England? A lot comes down to my situation in spring.. 2 years ago I quit my job of 25 years to care for my MIL with alizhimers. Things are winding down, and getting to a level I cant tend any more. Depending how fate deals the deck, Im will be looking for a few days away after 2 years of being on the clock 24/7.
My first attempt since Photobucket got all greedy about my money (Guzzi content). Hey, it worked! I can see it, anyhow... also has factory Aprilia-made hard bags, I'll find a decent shot.Tom
^^^Obviously you haven't ever been across Illinois or Florida JJ Dusty
I'll be donating to the rally and raffle funds, shortly. I can also offer my help with servicing the bike. I'm now on night shift, which means I have every Fri, Sat, and Sun off.
An older shot, but what the heck, I like it. Showing factory bags.
If they've never been done it'll almost certainly need swingarm bearings and maybe a shock linkage. I'll bung in a pair of swingarm bearings for nix if required. Might have a decent second hand linkage around too if I have a scratch about.Mike? I'll PP you some cash in the next day or two. Pete
Whooooo that's a Purdy bike!!!!!!!!
I dig these raffles. Count me in.
If someone near this bike could get down on all fours and have a good squizz at the shock linkage this would help. If the sides of the linkage, especially around the three bearing races, are all scuffed up its junk. If the bike has a centrestand get it on that and then grab the back wheel and lift! There will always be a small amount of movement due to the length of the swingarm multiplying the clearances in the bearings but if it goes 'Clonk-Clonk!' then the bearings, at least some of them, are toast. Don't forget to check the ones at the front of the 'Wishbone' as well.Take some pics if you like, or can, and post 'em up or send them to me and I can probably tell you if it's likely to be recoverable or not.Pete