Deanna777
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:agree: yes, it does..... makes the waiting very tough! :banghead: Deanna
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Sorry for the snowbirds!
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ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Here's my Voyager
Very nice. I had the last year they made the Voyager in that configuration. Also had a Vulcan 2000 LTD and a Vulcan 900 LTD. Great bikes all. :yes:
I assume you got her the tractor to go with it. Real men give real birthday presents; like mine!
Bob Denman
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I assume you got her the tractor to go with it. Real men give real birthday presents; like mine!
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That is VERY impressive! :bowdown: But it would also define "Overkill" for generations to come! She's got a new Three-Stage, 30" Troy-Bilt coming this way! (Complete with an enclosure to protect her from the blowing snow...)
Her old 24" Two-Stage modle (5024), was getting a bit long in the tooth, and didn't have the power to throw snow as far as she wanted...
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View attachment 143477 That is VERY impressive! :bowdown: But it would also define "Overkill" for generations to come!
She's got a new Three-Stage, 30" Troy-Bilt coming this way! (Complete with an enclosure to protect her from the blowing snow...)
Her old 24" Two-Stage modle (5024), was getting a bit long in the tooth, and didn't have the power to throw snow as far as she wanted...
I have to fess up; that tractor is similar to our biggest JD, but my snowblower goes on our smaller JD tractor, along with a removable cab. I started out with a large walk-behind Ariens years ago. Also bought a cute enclosure for it, probably like your Mrs has. I keep the perimeter of our hayfield mowed like a lawn and snowblown so I can do my 3-4 mile walk every morning after barn chores. However, old age eventually shortened my temper for wrestling it the 3/4 mile around the field (and tenth mile driveway), so after sufficient, skillful, psychological conditioning, I got hubby to escort me to our favorite JD dealer and purchase a blower and cab.
Bob Denman
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He's a real Prince, and he's lucky to have you! :thumbup:(I added some pics to the snowthrower post...)
Bob Denman
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I think that she watched too many "Home Improvement" episodes... :shocked:
She's completely into the whole "More Power" way of doing things!
She's completely into the whole "More Power" way of doing things!
Highwayman2013
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Same configuration now as the Vaquero, it's a 2010.
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I made a "technical" error on the Voyager. The one I had was discontinued in 2003 or so. It was the Kawi version of the GW. The new Voyager has a V-twin engine. I think the older version hand an inline 4???
Bob Denman
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They did have an inline 4 for a while (The Voyager 12? :dontknow
Here's a 2002 midel.
Here's a 2002 midel.
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I think that she watched too many "Home Improvement" episodes... :shocked:
She's completely into the whole "More Power" way of doing things!
I'm with her! From horses to tools to machines, the more power, the better!
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
They did have an inline 4 for a while (The Voyager 12? :dontknow
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Here's a 2002 midel.
Yup! That is the one.
Bob Denman
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Bob Denman
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A buddy of mine had one of them. They were a very nice ride! :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I am in a bit of a dilemma now. Dealer has a 2011 Kawi Voyager (1700 cc) with only 4,000 miles on the clock. We are talking about the dealer writing me a check for about $2,500 in trade of my 2011 :ani29: RT A & C. It has 23,000 miles on the clock. Trunk light, comfort seat, running lights, and seal floorboards are the only options on the :spyder2:. The Kawi looks so new, it is scary.
Should I go for that dangerous test drive?
Should I go for that dangerous test drive?
cyclekid58
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Snowbirds
Mine needs to go in for oil change and service, however will sit in the garage on maintainer for awhile. Spent New years in the hosp with severe chest pains, turns out my hiatal hernia that was operated on twice many years ago has again reared its ugly head. Home now from one surgery and will be going to seattle in the near future for consult and probable surgery with a thoracic surgeon. Will know more in a few weeks and hopefully done laposcopically otherwise my riding season is shot. I purposely did not sign up for any 2017 Rally's and events, but look out 2018! We still have snow in the yard so still not itching too bad but that will come soon. Ya'll have fun and will be out on the road again as soon as I can.
Mine needs to go in for oil change and service, however will sit in the garage on maintainer for awhile. Spent New years in the hosp with severe chest pains, turns out my hiatal hernia that was operated on twice many years ago has again reared its ugly head. Home now from one surgery and will be going to seattle in the near future for consult and probable surgery with a thoracic surgeon. Will know more in a few weeks and hopefully done laposcopically otherwise my riding season is shot. I purposely did not sign up for any 2017 Rally's and events, but look out 2018! We still have snow in the yard so still not itching too bad but that will come soon. Ya'll have fun and will be out on the road again as soon as I can.
Bob Denman
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