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Cruiser
Joined: Jun 2011
Posts: 129
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From: Weston, MO
But yeah, too many times for me too, I guess I am a slow learner, but I will say this... IT AINT HAPPENING AGAIN, I may shack up or whatever, but I aint doing the paperwork again.
I am not blaming the women anymore than myself, but I obviously aint worth a **** at it, and I am to damn old to change, if the women folk don't get it, no worries, I don't either.
Guess I need to just move to Nevada, the relationships out there are honest, you get what you pay for, AND NOTHING ELSE.
Sorry for the rant, I am a bit cynical I guess...
Tourer
Joined: Jul 2010
Posts: 285
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From: Southern Illinois
Shifting into neutral is a lot easier if done while rolling. When I know I am making a stop that ends in neutral I give it a tap and its right there. Took a while to train myself to do that every time, but now I never have to fight for it.
Elite HDF Member
Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 3,909
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From: Livingston, Texas
If you have a warranty or extended warranty it will be covered under the warranty if you have problems.
I have over 65,000 on TBW bikes with no problem.
08 give the most problems.
And the bikes since 07 has really improved. Startin in 10 and 11 was the best.
Tranny has all the gears in the tranny the same direction. And new frame and wider back tire, new crank pressed together for stronger results, just to name a few.
The TBW is not that hard to change out if it goes bad.
It makes it much easier to change grips or add cruise control.
Now that I've had it a few years. I wouldn't want to go back to Cables.
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