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I need to get a motor and mount it, then mount the cowl and mine will be ready to go.

Just got a new toy so money is being gravitated towards that :rolleyes:
 
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It was mostly necessity as I commute on bike and my last ride all but fell off a cliff. I only have my Jeep as a backup for rainy days, it costs far too much to drive it every day of the week.
 
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I quite like it sofar. Got some things I'm going to tweak and change up but it's a total blast. Got stuck in an unexpected downpour yesterday, the bike handled it awesomely but my legs and feet did not fare so well (wet, cold, numb).
 
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It wouldn't have been so bad if I had some waterproof pants to keep water off my legs and out of the top of my boots. That will be the next investment come fall/winter time again. I'm hoping this is the last big storm until then.
 
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WoW man how crazy is this. About 5 minutes ago there was a bike wreck on the street I live on about a half block away. Dude tried to pass a car in the bicycle lane and the car turned into him. Stupid ass. Anyway... I quit riding in bad weather because there are just too many people here in Oregon that just don't look for Motorcycles, unlike Cali plus a bike is just in the way of cars and trucks here when it rains. We drive in the wet here like most drive when it's dry. :)
 
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Most people in Cali don't know how to drive in the rain... There were probably a dozen accidents along my 22 mile commute home yesterday, which is made even worse by the fact that I was actually on the bike! Thankfully, I had a window of clear weather that I was able to escape the madness through- everything happened after I went through.
 
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