Try comparing the Cavvy to a Kawi from the same generation like the KZ1300 dresser from the same decade. The plastics are the same quality. I know, I replaced the first Cavvy engine in the midwest that had porous cylinder heads with a # 3 engine from Brea the same decade. It was a Kawi and Suzuki dealer so I'm familiar with most of them. Unless you are paying 20,000 bucks or more ANY plastics from the last 15 years is CHEAPER and more flimsy than the '80's. Kind of like comparing the steel on a '57 Chevy to a Cadillac CTS from the current era. No comparison!
where did you buy the tire with the rim? i have one and am having trouble finding the right rim. can find just the tire all day long but not the right rim.
I loved this video. Beautiful and articulate overview of all the features and common sense employed in bikes of yesteryear versus a modern machine. Loved your ending. God bless y'all!
Weight considerations? I've read that authorities don't care how you reach load limits, but the house build itself may exceed the total limits..... How have you dealt with it?
I’m watching this after Bret passed as well. I have always done home haircuts too but I was a cosmetologist so I’m lucky lol😂 but this is such a cute video ❤ love your cooking show, Becky! We also share a first name 😊❤
I'm a little confused why you are comparing a bike (calvacade) that has not been made in 35+ years? A better comparison would have been the OLD Voyager or even the old Yamaha Venture, much more similar in style.
How funny it is that you open the video "we dont usually film in the kitchen" ...a few years later, a few hundred videos later and almost a million loyal subscribers...i'd say youi have officially conqured the mastery of filming in the kitchen 😂
I too acquired a JD LA145 tractor that had been neglected and abandoned. Took me a week or so to get it back to running. It had everything from a locked up starter, to a completely destroyed fuel system, flat tires, mouse nests, and a carpenter ant infestation. I ordered everything it needed, and it now looks and works like a new tractor. I work in nuclear power, and we had a motivational speaker come and tell us his story about his blindness. Short version, he had gone hunting quail with his son, and his son accidentally shot in his dad's direction when the quail took flight. Ths distance between the two of them was enough for the shot to not be fatal, but the bird shot shells imbedded in his eyes. Had he been wearing safety glasses, his eyes would have been protected. His statement in closing was that he and his son laughed about the other hunters they had seen on the drive to their location that had been decked out in the hi vis orange clothes, and hats and how ridiculous they looked. He also stated that he now lives in a world so dark, no one can even imagine it. It really hit home with me, as I have had some really close calls in my life with my eyes as well. I'm required to wear safety glasses at work, I have brought that habit home to implement whenever there's even a remote chance of an eye injury. I have a wife and family that depends on me in so many ways, I owe it to myself and to them to protect my eyesight no matter what any youtube video says.
I am thinking of making something like this but as a camper and keeping it on land to stay in, I’m not sure if it’s possible honestly but this gives me hope that it could be
Thanks for the review. I bought a similiar tent cot last week from a brad called Ridgeway I think. Looking forward to setting it up. I live in rainy Oregon so I will pay attention to sealing the seams on the rainfly.
We lived in the Charlotte area for about 8 years in the very early 2000’s. While there, we took several trips along the Parkway. So beautiful! Absolutely the beauty of God’s handiwork! We went up on Mount Mitchell, Grandfather Mountain - my husband walked across the walking bridge but I wouldn’t dare! Ha! We truly love that area and would love to go back! But we moved back Texas to be near our daughters and families. I really enjoyed this! Takes me back!!! ❤️🙏🏻
Finally I got my itch after a while looking for it on ebay . I'm going to I nstall it and use your vide for gidense . My motorcycle is a vaquero but it should be d same principles
So nice to see that old Cavalcade still kicking. I had one around the same year and loved it. I was a younger man at the time and sold it for a sport bike. Now at 62 years old I would love to still have that all day bike (as in I could ride it all day without and worry). I just bought a 1998 Kawasaki Voyager xii that is of similar size and shape as the Cavalcade and am loving it as well but still have such fond memories of that Cavalcade running up and down the highway between Nebraska and Michigan.
I was wondering why you never.added any heat when letting stretch just a question 🤔 I like the way you did it just wondering if adding heat would benefit
I haven't been able fing your half tent on line. As a 70 yo who will be camping alone to fulfill my husband's 48 states travel bucket list. Im hoping something like this is just right if i can erect and dismantle it.
