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104 views and no one has said "good job Don"? Well I'll go out on a limb-GREAT work Don . Again, thanks for taking the time you take to help others out with your information. I certainly appreciate it.

BigEasy wrote:104 views and no one has said "good job Don"? Well I'll go out on a limb-GREAT work Don . Again, thanks for taking the time you take to help others out with your information. I certainly appreciate it.

Thanks much! We'll see if people still think it's great by the time they get around to printing installment 4.. :-)

And there might be an installment 5.. (I've done more things since I finished the first articles..)

Thanks again - it's really a labor of love sort of thing.

I thought maybe the link was dead.. Looking forward to installment 2.

Nice work, Don. And thanks!

Cool Don. Now we've got 2 famous persons on this list.
Mark

I think we have 3.. I'm in awe of Chitown's (Joe's) adventures with the Roadster. They would make a great MOA article - on "You don't have to have a GS.." I've been referring my GS friends - who use theirs off-road about as much as the average SUV owner does - to Joe's writeups.. great fun, they come back with.. "Yeah.. but.. but.."

deilenberger wrote:I think we have 3 [famous persons on this list]...

Nope, only two. You and Chitown are the Real Deal. I am merely a poser, famous in my own mind...

Wow! A published author! Cool!

And Thanks!

Caol wrote:Wow! A published author! Cool!

And Thanks!

Thanks - not a big deal. I found - actually a lot of articles ago.. if you write it - they will publish it. Magazines rely on filler like this to sell the ads. Some of them (not the MOA) will even pay you for them.

Congrats Don,
Nice to see what people do to make their bikes their own.
Nicer to take the time to share that with others.

It's cool seeing what you and ShinySideUp have been doing with the R.