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I can't wait to see how they fit. I was really pleased with the SOR tuff duck covers I got for the Troopy, though. -H-

I hope that anyone trying the sugar treatment on burns is not medically trained, because it seems like a sure way to act outside the scope of training, (at any level), and get your butt sued off when a raging infection occurs. I would never use such a treatment on anyone; or myself for that...

I borrowed the ARRL technician's license book and studied for about an hour a day prior to taking my test, and did just fine. -H-

Some of the 70s enduros are 2 stroke...so just do some research. Any bike will do the trip. Just look at Lois Pryce's trips from Alaska to Ushuaia and London to Cape town on her Yamaha 225/250s. I'd look for a more modern dual sport, such as an NX250 or NX650 Honda, which can be found quite...

Did you have a set made for your 74? I was just going to pick up another set of Spector's covers, but would love to see some pics of the final product. I'm assuming you got the canvas covers? -H-

Will do Jan! I'm likely looking at this fall before starting the mods, as my time is a bit short this summer. -H-

Great Scott!....I mean, that's great, Scott! Love to see more kudos to the community! -H-

You're awesome Lance! :drool: Can't wait! -H-

I'll do that. Much easier to get B20 from the pump than make it in the garage....but the garage is more fun, so I'll probably still make a batch or two now and then. Other than that, I finally got around to taking the carpet out and cleaning 20+ years of old coffee and french fries out of the...

Adventure at its finest! ...simple field fix v. lost axle....why I drive Cruisers.....:coffeedrink: -H-

A couple more of the 70: Valley of the Gods La calle a Bahia de la Gonzaga :sombrero: -H-

O' so the mileage thing is a competition! I wasn't aware! Good to see the RR up and running again...what a great rig! -H-

Or just haven't driven a 70 series yet....:elkgrin: All cruisers will go where I want them to...comfort is the factor difference to me. My 45 Troopy was great...but uncomfortable compared to my 80, 60, or 70 series rigs. My 80 has to have been the most capable and most comfortable, as a...

Early 2000s Ford Crew Cab short bed diesel w/cab/camper. You can find the rig for around $10-15K, then find a suitable camper, put the boats up top. Good economy, capacity, and capability without a ton of mods. -H-

John, Great report! Moving out West anytime soon now? :sombrero: -H-

That has to be the coolest field repair I've ever seen! -H-

Must resist temptation to tempt you with 70 series.....:coffeedrink: This shouldn't last long....:drool: -H-

In Flagstaff, B20 is about the most you can safely run year round. Summers, parking inside the garage at night, I can run 70%+-, but we're still getting down in the 40s some nights.... -H-

Well...news for today, a local distributor, Carter Oil, is now selling B20 in Flagstaff! Gotta support the locals! :elkgrin: -H-

Go Dave! -H-