Just an update on the Sunfull tire I purchased on ebay from PEP BOYS. Almost 8 months on the Sunfull auto tire installed on my 1995 Goldwing with a sidecar. About 6300 miles on the bike since I installed it. Very happy with its performance and wear. Very stable at 80 + mph. No issues with this tire...

My '99 Wing turned 99,000 yesterday.

In New Jersey, if you take your road test on a three wheeler, you get a license that only allows you to drive three wheelers, no two wheelers.
But if you have an out of state license, you should be good to go on anything.

Nice! Looks like a very complete bike.
That should be a fun ride.

Well that's great....IF you have a cell phone. I don't, and I'm not about to get one....unless you or someone else is paying the bill. We are Goldwing people, and MOST Goldwings came with a CB already mounted. I know mine did. I ride with a local bike club here in Jersey and most of us have CBs. We ...

As long as that bike has reasonably recent timing belts on it, I wouldn't think
twice about it. Just hop on and hit the road!!
Sheesh! 33,000 miles? That's a brand new bike!

Thanks guys. I've passed your responses on to my buddy.
He's got the idea now. No cover.

I feel naked without my helmet.

LOL!! Oh the oil debates!! Waaay back in 1974 I bought a brand new BMW R90/6. I changed the oil every 2 or 3 thousand miles. I rode that bike for about 30 years before I parked it with 172,000 miles on the odometer. The ONLY oil that bike ever saw was from the local Pathmark Supermarket. They had oi...

A friend is contemplating trailering his GL 1800 behind his car, across the US. He mentioned putting a bike cover on it to keep it clean. My thought is that the cover will scuff the paint and windshield from the constant flapping in the wind. (I wonder if the cover would even survive the trip!) Has ...

My experience has been the opposite of yours.
My best buddy bought it new in '99. He gave it to me three years ago
with 70,000 on it. I've since put almost another 29,000 on it.
Runs perfect. No problems. It'll turn 100k when I take it out in the spring.

gwjturner wrote: ↑

Sun Jan 19, 2020 11:37 am

Starting 2020 with: 12,311......

WHAT???
You've got a 20 year old bike with only 12,000 miles on it???
What do you do? Take it out each spring and ride it around the block
a few times then put it away 'til next year?

Congrats on your new bike! Although the previous owner of my '99 SE didn't keep perfect records, I still know pretty much everything about the bike, since he is my best friend for the last 35 years. I've seen and known about the bike since the day he bought it, and now it's mine. Good luck with your...

Holy crap! What's left isn't even recognizable as a motorcycle!!

Looks like I'll be starting with 98,800.
I thought I was going to turn 100k before last season ended,
but the weather turned colder than normal in November and
put an early end to my riding season.

A free Goldwing??
Welcome to the club!!!
My best friend gave me his '99 1500 three years ago, in perfect running order, 70,000 miles, looking like
new. I love it!
Free is good!

Wow! Very nice!
I can see that a lot of work went into that!

No plows til you get 12 inches of snow???
Wow!
People would be screaming bloody murder around here if they
did that!
Where are you anyway? I don't see a location listed.

It must be different where you are.
Where I am, as soon as it starts to snow, they send out all the
trucks to salt the hell out of the roads. There is NO WAY I'd
ride in that and get that salt spray in everything.
My bike is grounded until we get a good rain to wash away
the salt.

A while back, I bought 12 inch by 12 inch sheets of ABS plastic from Amazon. When I get a "round tuit", I'll be cutting pieces off these sheets to repair the cracks in my trunk lid that were made by an overloaded luggage rack that the previous owner did. I plan to cut pieces and bond them on the und...

You sure are getting your money's worth out of that CT 70!!

I doubt that Jay Leno would buy it.
He believes in actually DRIVING all of his.
The second you put gas in that and take it for even
a short ride, the value drops like a rock.
That bike is for looking at, not riding.

C-dub wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 13, 2019 6:32 pm

In about 6 months I'll have to change my age group to the biggest one.

Me too....and I don't see an option up there to change your vote.

Huh????........................

iPod??.....