Put a deposit on an 07' wide glide yesterday.

Having them put a low profile windshield on it as I may lack the upper body and neck strength to hold on facing a stiff wind for some time yet.

It may be a few more weeks before my health will allow me to ride it, and then I will have to work into the longer rides slowly, but I feel better already knowing the bike is in their back room with my name on it.

Will have to start my upgrades all over again this coming winter. The good point to that is that gear drive cams are now available for that model, and this one will be 103 when I am done, instead of the 95 like the previous one. Also, having already been inside the twinkie, I will be familiar with this one, and things may go a lot quicker.

 

Congrats on the new ride Psycho. You definately have something to look forward to as incentive to heal up quicker. Hope all goes well for ya.

 

I'm glad to hear you're making a speedy recovery and that your mental strain is lessened. I lost track of your other thread - did you ever take your buddies RK out to decide if riding was still in you?

Either way, you already know you're getting a great bike. Ride safe, take your time and enjoy the heck out of it!

 

Congrats, Psycho. I am glad that you are getting ready to ride again. You will love the 07 WG. Heal up and enjoy the new bike, man.

 

Excellent!

 

Congrats, dude! You'll be feelin' da Wind in No TIME!! Best of luck!

 

awesome..back in the wind soon !!

 

btw.what color ?

 

You know, I didn't ask what they called the color, but to me, it's just a dark blue, with the pearl in it. I'm sure the moco has some strange name for it though. It was between that and the burgundy and cream, but I got them to roll them both outside into the sunlight, and in the light, the burgundy was just too purpleish for me.

 

Oh, and BTW, I start physical therapy monday, and they think I'll be doing most of my normal tasks in about three weeks, and be back to work in a month. Right now my charts describe me as "completely incapacitated", so being able to do most of my "normal tasks" whatever the hell that means, is a good thing.