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I know this thread is about bike tires but I'm sure glad to hear this discussion about RV's. On my recent 5500 mile road trip to the west coast I saw lots of motorhomes, trailers, cabover campers etc. I thought about the prospect of having one, especially traveling with a dog? I saw mainly motorhomes with tire issues and thought about handling such a big box with a blow out? I 've got a 16' flat bed construction trailer that really eats up tires too. Several have wrapped up around the fenders tearing them up. At a family reunion last weekend my wife's uncle who has a 39.5' 5th wheel toy hauler says he runs 10 ply truck tires on his. Seriously thinking about a cabover camper for my 3/4 ton Duramax diesel Pu. I'll definitely be thinking about air bags and good tires for that rig.

Lighting looks real good. How is engine performance with FI on a 150?

I think the coolest thing about groups is getting to meet other owners and see all kinds of scoots. Group riding does require more attention due to the limited space around you but most scoot riders are a little better than say the sport bike guys, some of which do plenty of stupid things like passing in no passing zones or on blind corners. One I went on recently we rode around town and I got to see some things I didn't even know we're there. Then there is the attention you get riding around with a bunch of scoots.

Thank you for saying that as there are many positive benefits of doing group rides like what you said about seeing other bikes and their mods and meeting new friends. When I rode Goldwings I attended their forum meet and greets and continue to do so. It's taken me to places like Dodge City, Kansas; Maggie Valley, North Carolina; Palo Duro Canyon, Texas; Eureka Springs, Arkansas; Hot Springs, Arkansas; 3 Twisted Sisters, south Texas, Colorado and Big Bend. We get together once a year for a SW M&G.

Got one of them diesel big rigs. The harder they work the better they run.

Sure feels good getting back in the saddle after over a month out of it. Rode real slow yesterday in the slow lane nearly everywhere. I felt like I was savoring it like sipping on a nice Cab.

Oh, and guess which one I rode first?  You got it, the BW. I'm slowly learning Tom's mode, slow and fun. That's what makes scooters unique. Yep, slow-n-fun.

Hey Dan, just saw this post, it will be great to get info on the exact parts replaced.
I'm in new Zealand, but it seems many owners have similar probs. Enjoy your vacation, Nigel

Will try to find the invoice this week.

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They also have one half that size that could be pulled behind a bike as long as you could fabricate a hitch.

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Thanks Rich, it was "enriching".

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