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I'm more of a Who/Moon-the-Loon fan.

Drum away!! Do a full John Bonham, Keith Moon, or Neil Peart on them! (Whichever is more your style...all are amazing.)

Not a problem! I'll let you know if we hear from her.

Let us know if you hear from Mr. Lott. I'll make sure Luke sees your comment on the bobbin cover.

For any of you who don't understand the significance or reference to Alice's Restaurant...here you are. Enjoy! And PBK, welcome to the "Can't stop without 20 minutes of conversation & questions" club! (CSW2MCQ for you military types.)

In case you didn't get it, attached is my latest right up on adjusting the trap. The bottom line is, if you don't feel the ADV1 causing some resistence to turning at low speeds, it's not tight enough for the highway! You should feel some resistence. @s10ere'rider nailed it. There should be...

Watch the speed!! Your penance is to re-read chapter two of the user manual I sent you!! You know, it's the one that says "Thou shalt not..." and "DANGER! DANGER! DANGER! WILL ROGERS! DANGER!" a hundred times! I don't think CA understands what that word means. <sigh> We don't have a solution...

Ahhh, I finally looked at it closely and that thread is in the Beta Tester thread, so only beta testers can see it. What was it that you were looking for?

I have also written to him asking about buying drawings, but have not heard back.

Front mount means that it's mounted either left or right side of the internal storage box. In those positions, you need to use a t-nut to slide into the mounting track. In the back, you can use a regular bolt. Hope that make sense!

Have you gotten in? We just restarted the whole server because I was having trouble too.

@Tony D. I agree...Luke is a weird exception!! As I've said before, I have driven semis and backed them uphill with a turn in the middle. I can back up a boat trailer to within half an inch of where it's supposed to be. I can't back up an ADV1 two feet without jack knifing it! @Jim R, I'm...

Hey all, I fell way behind on the forum while we were building trailers and then catching up with the rest of my work and personal life after that. I've reached out to Thomas. We'll see if I get an answer. Thank you! Rod

That is a HUGE chunk of cow. Bet you slept good that night while your whole body wrestled with it!

We had a similar experience with our GS and everything went together fine. Please let us know if you find anything different!

Certainly TASTY choices! My dad grew up in Otis OR (very near Tillamook and the dairy) and has made sure our whole family is very brand loyal to Tillamook cheese and ice cream. The last time we were there we bought 40 or 50 year old cheddar (can't remember which), 30 year old, 10 year old, (from...

Hey, Here is the research we've done on which states require license plates and which don't. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1TeWjnBa9mML9Su7jqInOx7jP-eq0keiBmZIKRlq21ek/edit?usp=sharing

So good! Thank you for sharing and I hope you have a fantastic time!

So cool! Thank you for sharing. That was a lot of fun to watch!

What an amazing write up!! Thank you for sharing all of this. And it was really great to get to "re-meet" you when I was a bit less frantic (as opposed to last year's MOA). I'll be sharing this with some people!!