I'll probably head down to Oklahoma City for Dinner soon.
Other than that I'm in the planning stages of adding a 7 gal Fuel Cell on the back. It will mount in place of the trunk. And by the use of quick disconnects and the mounting system I will trade it and the trunk out depending on the situation. This will bring my bike up to the 11.5 gal limit set by the IBR, which is still a dream of mine.
My next "big" ride I hope to enter a 5 day or so Rally next Summer. I'm not sure what will held because August is the IBR!
Well that's it. I'll be posting pictures of my project as I begin work.
Other than that I'm in the planning stages of adding a 7 gal Fuel Cell on the back. It will mount in place of the trunk. And by the use of quick disconnects and the mounting system I will trade it and the trunk out depending on the situation. This will bring my bike up to the 11.5 gal limit set by the IBR, which is still a dream of mine.
My next "big" ride I hope to enter a 5 day or so Rally next Summer. I'm not sure what will held because August is the IBR!
Well that's it. I'll be posting pictures of my project as I begin work.
posted by Pappy James | 8/31/2006 11:51:00 AM
2 Comments:
Pappy,
I'm an IBA member, picking up my 3rd bike (2nd Kawasaki Concours) on Friday. I'm also a United Methodist Minister here in Fort Morgan, Colorado. I meet a few other ministers on bikes, and a *very* few others who understand the IBA thing.
What brand of minister are you?
Phil Tarman
ptarman1@msn.com
Sorry for the slow response. I've been remise in checking since Google took over.
To answer, I'm a Christian Church (Disciple of Christ) Intentional Interim minister.
Yes, my congregations all think I'm nuts!
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