My New Harley for the Canyons
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Steve, you have been snowed in to long! You better get your head back on the DX that will be here in a few weeks. My DX will be here in 5 weeks and the wait is starting to become a little harder. Is your DX demin or vivid? I got the vivid. It will be my 4th Harley and they all have been vivid. I hope you will be able to get the King out of the barn soon. I guess you have rode the JD more than the King.
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You do those expensive Dude Ranch tours for city slickers?
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I saw that thing in Arkansas at the Blues, Bikes and BBQ festival this last fall. Pretty cool.
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That's a fine business idea!
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Steve,
While it looks like a nice ride, I know the some of the roads and canyons you like to ride, it will it drag the pipes on the ground(not that that bothers you). The problem I see is with the "SEAT to canyon WALL clearance scrape angle" (this is a new caculation, never needed before this bike was built). While this would not be much of a concern for the rider, it sure would be for passengers 6-12. Bike will also need two camera mounts, one facing rear to see passenger faces!
While it looks like a nice ride, I know the some of the roads and canyons you like to ride, it will it drag the pipes on the ground(not that that bothers you). The problem I see is with the "SEAT to canyon WALL clearance scrape angle" (this is a new caculation, never needed before this bike was built). While this would not be much of a concern for the rider, it sure would be for passengers 6-12. Bike will also need two camera mounts, one facing rear to see passenger faces!
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skunk... I was hoping you'd be my first test ride passenger! Need someone to measure with their arm how close we get to the canyon walls and also a subject to video to get the focus just right! You can bring your wife if you want (Plenty of room) to share in the experience 
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