Help me find a green bike

[swooshdave]

Nice to hear that you and the Greeny made it with out problems, by know you have a big tale to the grand kids when times comes,

Good pictures by the way I always said to my self "why you did not took more pics" because at the end they are a great memory support  .

Congratulation for the new addition to your stable

 

Well, stay tuned. I'm cutting together video now. Will take a little time to put together but it'll be more fun to share!

[swooshdave]

 

Enjoy.

[68C]

Thank you, really enjoyed your video. I liked the shot by the sea with the large rocks and white waves.

[footgoose]

she sounds good. nice touch working in "welcome to Oregon" painted on the tarmac.

thanks for the video of the trip

[swooshdave]

I forgot to ask, is this a factory unit or aftermarket. It definitely works, I had it tightened too much and nearly crashed on city streets. Oops.


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[Chuck]

Factory

[docc]

Chuck's right: original fitment. Back it all the way off and watch it for leaking.

 

Also, inspect the mounting points and "Heim" joints for tightness.

[docc]

Thank you, really enjoyed your video. I liked the shot by the sea with the large rocks and white waves.

I thought so, too!

[docc]

Until I saw this : "EVERGREEN INTERNATIONAL" . . .

[Scud]

LOVE IT.  I was trying to figure out the significance of the photo with the plane in the background. 10 Greenie Attitude points for the gentleman from Oregon.

[docc]

LOVE IT.  I was trying to figure out the significance of the photo with the plane in the background. 10 Greenie Attitude points for the gentleman from Oregon.

EVER-green!

[Jazzamoto]

Great video Dave! The North coast is always so beautiful. Planning a ride up that way in early June. So how come the bike looks progressively cleaner the closer you get to home?

[swooshdave]

Chuck's right: original fitment. Back it all the way off and watch it for leaking.

 

Also, inspect the mounting points and "Heim" joints for tightness.

Yeah, I tightened something on the dampener down the first night when I went over the bike.

 

 

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[swooshdave]

Great video Dave! The North coast is always so beautiful. Planning a ride up that way in early June. So how come the bike looks progressively cleaner the closer you get to home?

The Southern Oregon coast (Gold Beach area) is pretty spectacular.

 

It was getting cleaner because the more I rode it the faster I went and it just blew the grime right off!

 

Actually it's pretty dirty. I'll give it a clean before going to the DMV on Friday.

 

 

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[Unkept]

Thanks for the story and video! I also enjoyed it. It made me miss the LeMans, and want a Greenie.