Recent content by Viking1

Looks great! I have always been wanting to design a chair with a built in urinal, that way I can take it to a bar and I never have to get up. 😈

Understood. Good stuff. Since we are full time RV now I usually just stick to open jams or finding other pickers somewhere now since I can’t really commit to a band.

I am a bassist myself and I guess my best performance was opening for Blackfoot back in 2007.

I still have my old Dekra shaftie. I still use it some and found an old new old stock speedometer to complete the retro feel.

Have you considered the Skyline Drive/Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia? Beautiful through the mountains.

Great to hear of the service you are getting from your steed! a wonderful bike indeed.

We are currently in the Corpus Christi, TX area until the end of March. My photos will not upload for whatever reason, oh well. I am looking to ride Goose Island here in the area and maybe Padre Island, who knows.

Welcome Brother! Your “long hair” shot reminds me of my heritage. Hang around, there is a lot of good info here and maybe we can cross paths some day. My wife and I are full time RV, so we are professional gypsies I guess. 😈

Awesome! I love mine as well, and it has been trouble free as well.

You know, you could ask her if she is hungry? With her answer and approval, you can make her something to eat.

Playing bass, shooting, photography, fishing, model railroading, RV Repair, electronic repair, Minnesota Vikings Football, and I am open for additional suggestions.

You may look for a smart shunt. It connects directly to your batteries negative terminal and your load. It will give you real time current.

Nice job!! Victron makes a nice MPPT for your solar panels. We have GoPower in ours as the factory option. Renogy is another solution.

I have been to 45 mph on the Gazelle downhill. The gear ratio is a little low for much above that in the stock gearing configuration. Bike was very stable, but the wind in my eyes had me crying like a little girl. Life is fun!!

Being we are “full-time RV” we cheat the winter and drive South. We purchased an RV lot at an RV resort in Alabama, so our winter has been usually in the 60’s during the day. My wife wants warmer, but I will take this all day long.