In need of a wrench session

Started by Jamtndll, September 07, 2008, 07:25:50 PM

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Jamtndll

The lady who owns it is going to take it back to her house.  I am going to pick it up there.
lunch (pie) sounds good.  She lives in Houston.  I will not be riding her home.  I will have to trailor her.
99 Valk
98 Magna -  Ripped

Jim Tindall
Texas East Region Coordinator
Van, Texas

Magnum Magna

#16
Looks like the urgent wrench session is off and a BBQ and pie gathering is on.  That looks like a very nice bike.  There is a lot of extras on it.
Robert
Better to be exploited then not exploited.
07 Ultra, 07 Boulevard w/ sidecar (2+2=4)

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TLRam1

You can give Robert a run for his money on Who has more fuel capacity.
Terry

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Allen, TX.

74 GT750 - 75 GT380 – 01 Magna - 03 KX 250-01 – 04 WR 450 - 74 T500 Titan

L J VFR

I especially covet the black and blue scallop paint job.. :cool:
LANCE JOHNSON

2003 Honda VTX 1800 C (FORMALLY 2001 HONDA MAGNA)
LOWELL ARKANSAS        MOOT# 659


Me, my uncle, and my brother somewhere on the Talimena ride during Mootmag 6.

MagnaDaddy

Gotta agree that's one sweet Maggie
Ken Strauss
Hutto, TX

MOOT#436
2005 Yamaha Royal Star Tour Deluxe

Smoked U

Nice job Jim.

The blue and black is one of my favorite stock color combinations on the 3rd generation bike.

You got a lot of nice extras that enhance the looks of the motorcycle. I look forward to seeing it in person one day up here in our 'hood
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Jamtndll

I hope Ike did not get my bike.  I have not been able to get a hold of the owner to make plans to pick it up.  I am pretty excited about it also.
99 Valk
98 Magna -  Ripped

Jim Tindall
Texas East Region Coordinator
Van, Texas

Curtis_Valk

Quote from: Smoked U on September 14, 2008, 12:05:15 AM
Nice job Jim.

The blue and black is one of my favorite stock color combinations on the 3rd generation bike.

You got a lot of nice extras that enhance the looks of the motorcycle. I look forward to seeing it in person one day up here in our 'hood


If he won't come to our 'hood soon enough, I'm sure I can find a willing participant or two to ride out to Van for lunch!

Curtis
Rowlett, TX MOOT #315 VRCC #26023
States I've Ridden



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Magna 4 Me

I live just about 3 or 4 miles from the dealership and if what I have seen from my driving around yesterday and today is typical of what the rest of the Katy area got, your bike should be fine, as long as it was garaged.

I'd be interested to know how the bike handles with that extra tank full that high.  That is a fancy fuel selector setup on that. 

Tom
Tom Duffy
Moot #5, MRA #557
Katy, Tx
Coast Region Co-coordinator
The only reason to ride a straight road,
Is to get to a twisty one.

Jamtndll

Ok Ike left my bike alone.  I have to make other arrangements for pick up though.  I dont think I can make it on Sunday.  I will let you guys know when I will be down.  I may have to ask one of you to pick it up for me until I can make it down there.
99 Valk
98 Magna -  Ripped

Jim Tindall
Texas East Region Coordinator
Van, Texas

lragan

OK guys, here is a thought for your evaluation:

IF two folks from the Houston area want to come to the Hill Country for a fun Saturday, they could ride Jim's new prize here.  Jim could snag a ride or take Southwest Air.  I will pick Jim up at the Austin airport.  We could meet at my place, where Ken will hopefully be through syncing his carbs. 

We can then retire for lunch at The Salt Lick, about five miles from here:

http://www.saltlickbbq.com/

It is then a short, sweet ride through the bottom to Wimberley, where we can get dessert at The Wimberley Pie Company:

http://www.wimberleypie.com/

If folks are game there are a number of cool back roads accessible from there for an hour or so ride before you start home.

The Houston guys would need to ride at least one bike two-up to home. 

If you guys are up for it, say on Sept 29, we can post it as a new event to get everyone's attention -- call it "Back Roads and Barbecue".  I expect several from Central Texas region would show up.
Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
Ride to Live, Live to Ride longer Wear a Helmet

Jumbobret

So when are y'all planning a wrench session? And where? Cuz I'd like to come just to learn if nothing else.
1985 V65 Magna Stainless Steel Braided Lines, Corbin, Hid Headlamp, and Progessive Springs Front & Rear Shocks
Arlington,Tx
Bret aka Barney

drkngas

Quote from: Magna 4 Me on September 14, 2008, 10:59:59 AM

I'd be interested to know how the bike handles with that extra tank full that high. 

Cmon Tom, I'm sure your ridden with your passengers legs around your waist... :?   ..  only because they were scared of those hot pipes!
David Morris-Katy, TX
MOOT#362
Goners:74Yamaha 125AT2, 81Suzuki 250T, 81Honda GL500I, 84Magna 700, 84Honda Nighthawk, 96Magna Deluxe.
Now:05 Royal Star Tour Deluxe

Jamtndll

I think I have worked it out.  I am leaving here around 5 Sat. morning.  I will be in Houston around 9. Pick up the bike in my truck and come home.  I will get home aroun 2.  That is the time I have to go to work on Sat.  I do want to come back and meet the HH gang.  (Houston Hood).  The next time I would have to be able to do that would be October 4th.  Maybe we can do Iragan's ride that weekend.  I can get a hotel and stay overnight somewhere and come back on Sunday.  Maybe I can talk some of the others up here to come down also.
99 Valk
98 Magna -  Ripped

Jim Tindall
Texas East Region Coordinator
Van, Texas

lragan

October 4 works for me!  Any other takers?

Tomorrow I will post a new thread for this ride if I get one or two others interested weekend of Oct. 4th. :cool:
Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
Ride to Live, Live to Ride longer Wear a Helmet