check your email JERK !!!!!!!!!!! lol

oh, and ... you too... lol

 

Yep...

Just got done unloading it...

Decent day today, so when i got home, we unloaded it at a barn down the road a little, then i got to ride it home from there...

So, its OFFICIALLY mine... and is in my garage... where unfortunately its gonna just sit for a while.. lol

I'll take some good pics tomorrow...

OH YEA... haven't broken the book out yet... regular, or premium fuel?

 

LOL..

https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ad.php?t=13456

 

Thank ya sir... I did open the owners manual and found the 86+ it reads... I guess since i don't have the weather to go riding in, i've got LOTS of time to learn about it..

 

Here is the service manual. Download it and learn even more.

https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ad.php?t=11365

 

candy tahitian blue! nice, just like mine keep the rubber side down.
cheers

 

Ok fella's...

ghopki1, thanks... will do...

And now... I got pic's...

In the truck, on the way home...

Never did really like the look of my truck with it's street tires.. hmmm...











AND... BACK AT HOME, AND IN THE GARAGE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!







Yep... She's all mine...

 

Congrats! Now replace the front wheel with a ski 'til March.

 

Yummy... I always did love that candy blue! Welcome to the club!

 

You got some great places to ride up there. Season is very short. We have our roads in Central Texas - it's just they're 50-60 miles apart. So you get 20-30 miles of fun then slab, slab, slab, 20-30 miles of fun then slab, slab, slab to the house. I can ride in full gear about 8-9 months of the year. Enjoy your new bike! You could always load it up just as you have and come to South Texas for a mid-winter motorcycle holiday. Hey, look at it this way - we got better roads than Florida and we're closer than Calilfornia!

 

i'll run that one by the wife real quick.. lol