I am a traveler / adventurer and I am using this channel to post our travel videos. You can also read about my cruising adventures in my book "Jenny's Journey" available on Amazon and at www.boatexec.com
Fantastic idea. I have a 335 cm long x 160 cm wide inflatable catamaran that weighs 35 kg. So that should be much easier to put on top of my sedan. When at home, I suspend it from the floor joists overhead via pulleys and rope. When the body is no longer willing, you have to engage your brain for solutions 😂. By the way I am 82 years old.
👍 great, but always wear a helmet when you mounted on trial bike, I am 74, got my first trial bike on 1976, now used trial bike 6 days a week, don't give up ❤❤❤
We have a member in our trials club (uk) who is 86 and still regularly riding a vintage and modern petrol bike. He was a works BSA trials rider in his 20’s. You are never too old! ❤
Balance looks good! Helmet is a must though, even on what would seem to be a safe area. Everything else can heal. I see bricks, pavers, rocks and metal poles. Have fun!
I am doing single tracks with it now twice a week and loving it. I have been thinking about an update video, but it is so hard to capture the zen of that activity.
It's been messed with the Exhaust pipe support is gone and stainless hose clamps used instead .. the Key is in the wrong place the coil is in the wrong place so I'm wondering who messed with this ?
My wife Dixie just met you at your wife’s birthday party today. She told me about some of your motorcycle history so naturally it perked my interest so just subscribed. Springer looks really nice 👍
I had an 82. My first Harley, traded in a Yamaha 650 shaft drive for it in 81. Bought a panhead in 83. The sport never leaked a drop, it just didn't fit my body right. Nice bike though.
I think the prior owner drained both setting it up for storage. The oil that was in the bottom looked new though. So, not sure or why he would want it drained for the winter. It remains a mystery.
Excellent build. I suppose when unloading, if there's enough friction and you're strong enough to control the rate of descent, you could turn them over so the steps are underneath.
Have a look at your fingers on the brake/clutch levers. Your right to ride one-finger-on but think about repositioning the levers (towards the middle) so you pull nearer the lever end. This will give you more power and finer control. Trials bikes are wonderful for exploring woods, just make sure you aren’t breaking any access laws.
You Sir are a Genius, I have a Taurus Judge 45lc /410 it’s a revolver but No moon clips , so I picked up a Taurus 9 mm revolver comes with seven moon clips Ouch ! This is a finger saver. I’m building 2 for Christmas!
