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Going to spend some time in Montana, who knows may take up fly fishing!

I will probably always keep a large adventure bike but the blazing across the desert days are over for me, it was a long run but when I realized even the jarring of flying a sailplane was too much, that crashing dirt bikes in the desert was a bad thing, riding motorcycles will be something I always do even with a handicap placard but I will do it in a way it doesn’t hurt me.

After 2 orthopedic surgeries since Jan and a total of 13 in all it is time to exit the off-road part of my riding and stick to fire roads and cross country. I have enjoyed the 50+ years of dirt biking but it’s time to quit. When it cools down in October I will have a garage sale selling all my tools, parts, helmets and gear and I will post it up on craigslist and the local paper here, have thousands of dollars in gear, parts and more. I have enjoyed riding with a lot of the guys on here even though most of my desert riding was done alone or with one other rider (brother) it has been fun, thanks for the good times.

Smart car sold on cL yesterday

Bike cannot be repaired new unit will arrive next week, I guess Kawasaki is going to take it apart into little pieces and figure it out! I will be selling the new one with less than 5 miles on it on cL

SOLD today on craigslist.

None of the interior signage will come with it so you’ll have to find your own

Back on market son in laws truck won’t make it and I’m not delivering it. Never put it on cL yet so I need it gone $4200 firm and $100 to sdar I don’t think you can do better. Forgot I put a new high toilet in it also. Just bring truck with 2 -5/16 ball

Bikes been in shop so far it has gotten a new computer, and throttle bodies have been worked on but no resolution yet, bike was operating at 50% power, keep updating as she goes.

Yep! It’s got lights also. May lower price a bit on that one soon.

Well at least I kept it in the family, once I told my son in law I was selling it he decided it was worth the drive from Arkansas to get it, but as you probably guessed I didn’t get much for it from him!

Well at least I kept it in the family, once I told my son in law I was selling it he decided it was worth the drive from Arkansas to get it, but as you probably guessed I didn’t get much for it from him!

Toyota sold to local dealer.

Sold

Generator not included, I’ve spent more than I’m asking last year doing brakes bearings tires and water heater.