MOOTMAG 7 was great

Started by lragan, June 14, 2009, 11:48:49 AM

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Jamtndll

When you go to the album if you will login with the following information, you can comment on your picture.  Would like for everyone to label their bike with your full name.  I can maybe start on the directory for next year.  You can comment on any of the photos also.
Thanks,
Jim

Userame - MOOT-Photos
Password - MagnaTexas
99 Valk
98 Magna -  Ripped

Jim Tindall
Texas East Region Coordinator
Van, Texas

texas-ss-tornado

Who crashed the V65?  Hope they are OK!!!!!!
Current stable:
80 Honda CBX
82 Honda CB750 Nighthawk
83 Honda V65 Magna
85 Kawasaki ZL900 Eliminator
87 Kawasaki ZL1000 Eliminator
94 Yamaha V-Max
08 Suzuki B-King

Greg Cothern

It was a V45 I believe.. 

Rick Frankenberger had a mishap on 336, he has some injuries, but from last report it appears he will be OK after some mending time.

Greg Cothern
00 Valkyrie Interstate
96 Magna 
Previously owned:
87 Super
96 Magna project bike
95 Magna "Pay it forward"   

Dlcarrales

Got home yesterday about 3:30.  Had a great time riding and visiting with every one at the meet.  Thanks to all who helped me wrench on my bike.  I did burn up another battery when I stopped in Falfurrias, but since I didn't have to deal with all the luggage this time and I was caring an extra battery I was able to change it and get back on the rode in about 15 minutes.  Boy was it hot though!

For those that didn't attend, I sure hope you all can make the next one because it was a blast.  I will try to post some pictures my girls took later this evening after I check to make sure I didn't burn up Greg's regulator he lent me off his show bike.  What a great group we have the way the take care of each other and help each other out. :-P
David L Carrales
Moot #269
McAllen, Tx
1996 VF750C

Len Averyt

Quote from: Dlcarrales on June 15, 2009, 04:37:06 PM
I did burn up another battery when I stopped in Falfurrias

Man something is wrong there. We know the regulator is good, worked fine on Gregs bike.
What exactly happened to the battery?
Once you go dark you dont want to park!
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Dlcarrales

This time it is overcharging.   The battery was swollen and HOT!  Just got done checking the voltage on it and was above 17V at 3,000 rpms???  I am going to order 2 new ones on Wednesday when my friend is working at the Honda shop, one for me and one for Greg. 
David L Carrales
Moot #269
McAllen, Tx
1996 VF750C

lragan

Quote from: Dlcarrales on June 15, 2009, 11:05:21 PM
This time it is overcharging.   The battery was swollen and HOT!  Just got done checking the voltage on it and was above 17V at 3,000 rpms???  I am going to order 2 new ones on Wednesday when my friend is working at the Honda shop, one for me and one for Greg. 

Check out a couple of the links on the thread "MOOT Mag support parts..".  You might want to think about buying something other than Honda R/R.
Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
Ride to Live, Live to Ride longer Wear a Helmet

Magnum Magna

Had a great time. Enjoyed the rides and sitting around and talking and hiking in the hill behind Koyote ranch.

We got a new camera for the trip, just got a memory card reader tonight to download the pictures. Pictures will be coming soon.  Hopefully by this weekend.

I am still tired and catching up at work. I drank plenty of water so I never got dehydrated but the sun / heat really drained me.
Robert
Better to be exploited then not exploited.
07 Ultra, 07 Boulevard w/ sidecar (2+2=4)

Matthew 13:19 NT ... This is the seed sown along the path

Dlcarrales

Heres a link to the pictures my 20 year old daughter took.  The videos of the bat cave are pretty cool and you can tell that it is indeed a family event.  They had a great time as did I.  A few pictures of bikes but not too many.  Remember the girls took these.


http://s238.photobucket.com/albums/ff207/dlcarrales/MOOT%20MAG%207/


Let me know if the link didnt work.
David L Carrales
Moot #269
McAllen, Tx
1996 VF750C

Magnum Magna

#24
Brenda took some 80 pictures .A lot of the rest where pictures on the hill at Koyote Ranch and the cabin (very nice) . We had a great time hope to go next year.

http://s807.photobucket.com/albums/yy352/MagnumMagna/MootMag_7/
Robert
Better to be exploited then not exploited.
07 Ultra, 07 Boulevard w/ sidecar (2+2=4)

Matthew 13:19 NT ... This is the seed sown along the path

hootmon

Thanx for throwing in the can of SeaFoam picture!! I appreciate the thought..
In Virginia where I was at they had "Foamhenge".. I wish I had taken a picture..
Here is a link http://www.naturalbridgeva.com/foamhenge.html

More about my trip later..

Quote from: Jamtndll on June 14, 2009, 07:22:47 PM
Quote from: Jamtndll on June 14, 2009, 03:58:27 PM
pics from MOOTMag#7

here is a link to the album

http://s471.photobucket.com/albums/rr80/MOOT-Photos/MOOTMag7/

link to album
http://s471.photobucket.com/albums/rr80/MOOT-Photos/MOOTMag7/
"accidents aren't predictable, don't be a DUMBASS" - MD Dan

Magnum Magna

This is for Curtis: The Metropolitan
If you where at the Meet and greet at MOOTMAG 7 you would not have to ask. What is your point Robert?

http://powersports.honda.com/2009/metropolitan.aspx




Robert
Better to be exploited then not exploited.
07 Ultra, 07 Boulevard w/ sidecar (2+2=4)

Matthew 13:19 NT ... This is the seed sown along the path

Magnum Magna

Quote from: Jerry G Turner on June 14, 2009, 07:01:56 PM
Had a great time was good to see every one got home about 3 or so got about 50 miles per gallon coming home, thanks Robert and Brenda for leading me home I enjoyed the ride and your company. More later kind of tired.


Yes Jerry enjoyed the ride back, chatting and killing some time in Fredericksburg.  It dawned on me why you are getting 50 Miles per gallon coming home.  My bike and GPS said I was doing 65 MPH and eating lunch you commented we where doing 70 plus.
Robert
Better to be exploited then not exploited.
07 Ultra, 07 Boulevard w/ sidecar (2+2=4)

Matthew 13:19 NT ... This is the seed sown along the path

lragan

Now, Robert, why did you have to go and rain on his parade? :lol: :lol: :lol:

In 1964, living in Mountain View California, a fellow worker and friend bought a new VW "bug".  He was bragging about the gas mileage, (which was comparable to my Harley...).  After a couple weeks of this, a few of us got tired of it.  We knew he filled it every Thursday night, because we got the "mileage report" on Fridays.  So, we would go by his apartment and add a little gas every week, at various times.  His mileage kept getting better and better!  When we had pumped him up to 65 mpg, we decided it was time to end it, so we took out a bit the next week.  There was a strange silence on Friday morning.  When we asked about his gas mileage, which had dropped to about 18 mpg, he started into this wild, irrational explanation, at which point everyone broke up.

He was a good sport about the whole thing, and quit tracking his mileage, and for certain quit talking about it!!
Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
Ride to Live, Live to Ride longer Wear a Helmet

Smoked U

Quote from: lragan on July 02, 2009, 06:09:59 AM
Now, Robert, why did you have to go and rain on his parade? :lol: :lol: :lol:

In 1964, living in Mountain View California, a fellow worker and friend bought a new VW "bug".  He was bragging about the gas mileage, (which was comparable to my Harley...).  After a couple weeks of this, a few of us got tired of it.  We knew he filled it every Thursday night, because we got the "mileage report" on Fridays.  So, we would go by his apartment and add a little gas every week, at various times.  His mileage kept getting better and better!  When we had pumped him up to 65 mpg, we decided it was time to end it, so we took out a bit the next week.  There was a strange silence on Friday morning.  When we asked about his gas mileage, which had dropped to about 18 mpg, he started into this wild, irrational explanation, at which point everyone broke up.

He was a good sport about the whole thing, and quit tracking his mileage, and for certain quit talking about it!!


I like the way you think. Great story.
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