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Great journey! Thanks for taking us along.

I get 45 MPG plus. So with 6.6 gals, it calculates to about 300 miles. My fuel gauge shows me going to reserve way too early. If you go between 225-250 miles, you will have plenty of reserve.

Welcome aboard and enjoy your new ride in the beautiful Texas Hill Country.

Welcome back! :yahoo:

I have a Bell Apex which you can get for a little over $100 here: Bell Apex Good review plus many others, here: Reviews

Congrats on the NEW bike! Sounds like you made the right decision.

In this market, no more than $8.5K. I bought my '07 with 3K miles about a year and half ago for $8.4K from a non-Honda dealer. Also have them change the oil and final drive oil as part of the deal.

Congrats!! :yahoo:

Good deal there, loe. What about the owner's proposition of getting you new bags for $700?

We have had a nice break in the weather this past weekend and week, 50-70s. But, still, ready for May.

Island, I have had three back surgeries and back discomfort is an everyday event for me. I also had issues with upper back/shoulders as well. What has helped me is risers and moving the bars back, relocate the pegs lower and forward a couple of inches, highway pegs, and a Sargent seat. Also...

Congrats on the new bike and welcome aboard.

Congrats!

SWEEEEET!

Congrats E.T.!!! And welcome to the club.

Very, very nice!

That's a bummer Bobby! But you are making the right decision. Enjoy your other pursuits.

I have a heated jacket liner (no gloves yet) and I bought a SAE adapter for the coaxial connection on the jacket and an extension cord. I plug this into the SAE pigtail for my battery tender. Powerlet solutions are very expensive.

Congrats on your new bikes! Ride safe.

I have a Givi E35 on my bike but that model has been discontinued. I believe that it sold for about $200. Givi makes top notch products and I highly recommend their top cases. You can get them in matte black and worry about the color.