Hey Guys!
The update;
We have bought a little mobile in a nice park that's close to my wifes work and her moms house.....that's right she found a good job.
We should be moving in the next few weeks, as soon as escrow closes.
I quit the job I had and fully retired. Since we paid cash for the mobile, living expenses are going to be cheap and I will take care of the house duties.
Believe it or not...I was offed a ridiculous price for the Falcon and had to sell it, along with the rest of my IH toys.
I traded a pistol that I had ($575.00 it what I had into it) for something to ride....a 96 Kawasaki Voyager XII, nice bike, fast and reliable, and I am in the wind for the most part.

We are in MUCH better shape financially then the last time I posted here. So I have some extra cash saved up and have started looking for another EVO!!
I will be visiting from time to time with my search progress. I've found some nice ones, but am looking for a little better price.
Great to hear you're back on your feet and back in the wind! Nice, classic ride BTW!
WELCOME BACK!
You have a ride, take your time and find the right bike to replace it when the time comes.
Congratulations.
It IS one fast frikin bike! 97hp out of the box and a 12 second 1/4, smooth as glass at any speed/rpm, handles well for a fully bagged bike of its vintage. I haven't been able to get the riding position right yet though, a bit upright for me.
Last edited by Mountainkowboy; Feb 23, 2014 at 08:09 PM.
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It IS one fast frikin bike! 97hp out of the box and a 12 second 1/4, smooth as glass at any speed/rpm, handles well for a fully bagged bike of its vintage. I haven't been able to get the riding position right yet though, a bit upright for me.
Nice Voyager. I had a 1985 Voyager XIII, fuel injected in-line 6. What a beast. 100 lbs heavier than my Tour Glide and twice the horsepower. 0-70mph between lights. The harness was all rotted and finally beat me.













