[Harrystoy]

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Seen a Ride-Off stand in a book and was wondering if its worth a darn. So has anyone ever used one or even seen it??

 

[GLester]

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I seen one listed on e-bay for a GL1000, without the attachment brackets, so I didn't know how it attached. Now that I see how it attaches, I wouldn't mind having one. What book did you find it in?:baffled:

Gene:waving::11red::11red::11red::cooler:

 

[Harrystoy]

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GLester wrote:

I seen one listed on e-bay for a GL1000, without the attachment brackets, so I didn't know how it attached. Now that I see how it attaches, I wouldn't mind having one. What book did you find it in?:baffled:

Gene:waving::11red::11red::11red::cooler:

Gene, It was in the Honda Goldwing "Motorcycle Collection Series" by Darwin Holstrom published by Whitehorse Press.

upc label 4010531322 isbn 1-884313-22-1 80 pages with color photos

 

[Shooter]

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"Memories", those are old. Remember seeing them advertised in "CYCLE" magazine long before it was discontinued. On a side-note, with a passenger and a little technique, most any centerstand can be a RIDE-OFF. I could just never see the need for one. Just how fast do you have to exit..... :baffled: :gunhead:

 

[BenMC]

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I think those ride-off stands were available for the GL1500 as well. Lots of GL1100 & 1200 owners used to get their stock main stands shortened so that the bike could easily be rolled on and off the stand, even while still sitting on the bike.

 

[Silverfox]

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Shooter wrote:

" Just how fast do you have to exit..... :baffled: :gunhead:

Hey Shooter, judging by your Avitar.... bloody quickly!!!

 

[Harrystoy]

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I was just wondering if there any/many left out there and what people thought of them?:baffled:

 

[Shooter]

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Silverfox wrote:

Shooter wrote:

" Just how fast do you have to exit..... :baffled: :gunhead:

Hey Shooter, judging by your Avitar.... bloody quickly!!!

It's only a picture. I've seen it done, but I can't bring myself to abuse a Wing like that...... :gunhead:

 

[Silverfox]

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Shooter wrote:

Silverfox wrote:

Shooter wrote:

" Just how fast do you have to exit..... :baffled: :gunhead:

Hey Shooter, judging by your Avitar.... bloody quickly!!!

It's only a picture. I've seen it done, but I can't bring myself to abuse a Wing like that...... :gunhead:

Aw shucks, you've burst my bubble Shooter, I took you for a wheelie type of guy:thumpingmad:I thought you might do a canyon jump as well, or ride a few miles sitting facing the trunk. Never mind, I do know you have big b*lls, if you are one of those guys who are strong enough to get the wing on its c/s without one of the above mentioned assisters!!:weightlifter::goofygrin:

 

[exavid]

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Silverfox wrote:

Aw shucks, you've burst my bubble Shooter, I took you for a wheelie type of guy:thumpingmad:I thought you might do a canyon jump as well, or ride a few miles sitting facing the trunk. Never mind, I do know you have big b*lls, if you are one of those guys who are strong enough to get the wing on its c/s without one of the above mentioned assisters!!:weightlifter::goofygrin:

That's nothing you ought to see him do a 2 up stoppie!:cheeky1:

 

[Silverfox]

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exavid wrote:

Silverfox wrote:

Aw shucks, you've burst my bubble Shooter, I took you for a wheelie type of guy:thumpingmad:I thought you might do a canyon jump as well, or ride a few miles sitting facing the trunk. Never mind, I do know you have big b*lls, if you are one of those guys who are strong enough to get the wing on its c/s without one of the above mentioned assisters!!:weightlifter::goofygrin:

That's nothing you ought to see him do a 2 up stoppie!:cheeky1:

That was a pretty neat reply Exavid, aren't you guys still in bed asleep? Or are you like me, prone to getting up in the night at all hours. Maybe you have an alarm on your computer that wakes you every post and you get up to reply!!!

Pete

 

[Brojees]

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Silverfox wrote:

exavid wrote:

Silverfox wrote:

Aw shucks, you've burst my bubble Shooter, I took you for a wheelie type of guy:thumpingmad:I thought you might do a canyon jump as well, or ride a few miles sitting facing the trunk. Never mind, I do know you have big b*lls, if you are one of those guys who are strong enough to get the wing on its c/s without one of the above mentioned assisters!!:weightlifter::goofygrin:

That's nothing you ought to see him do a 2 up stoppie!:cheeky1:

That was a pretty neat reply Exavid, aren't you guys still in bed asleep? Or are you like me, prone to getting up in the night at all hours. Maybe you have an alarm on your computer that wakes you every post and you get up to reply!!!

Pete

No the one with the alarm is REDWING, Paul only posts when the woman who hangs around there tells him to go away.

 

[exavid]

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Silverfox wrote:

That was a pretty neat reply Exavid, aren't you guys still in bed asleep? Or are you like me, prone to getting up in the night at all hours. Maybe you have an alarm on your computer that wakes you every post and you get up to reply!!!

Pete

The woman who hangs around here and I took a jaunt down to Salem, OR yesterday to have dinner with our oldest who was up there from Medford, OR on a business trip. Lovely day for a 360 mile ride. We got home at 2330 to find a small flood in the house. Seems a pipe fitting cracked in the wall. I spent until 0400 cutting into the wall cutting the pipe and making a temporary plug. Now the only good thing about it was I cut the 2x3" hole in the back of a closet. While I was having a cool one and allowing my irritation to settle down enough to go to bed I hit the forum. What a mess this morning, about 12 sq. ft. of rug stained and still wet after all night (albeit a short one) with fans on it. Sure hope we can get the stain out after it dries in a couple days. The trip was nice but I sure wish I was home when the pipe went.

 

[Harrystoy]

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exavid wrote:

Pete
The woman who hangs around here and I took a jaunt down to Salem, OR yesterday to have dinner with our oldest who was up there from Medford, OR on a business trip. Lovely day for a 360 mile ride. We got home at 2330 to find a small flood in the house. Seems a pipe fitting cracked in the wall. I spent until 0400 cutting into the wall cutting the pipe and making a temporary plug. Now the only good thing about it was I cut the 2x3" hole in the back of a closet. While I was having a cool one and allowing my irritation to settle down enough to go to bed I hit the forum. What a mess this morning, about 12 sq. ft. of rug stained and still wet after all night (albeit a short one) with fans on it. Sure hope we can get the stain out after it dries in a couple days. The trip was nice but I sure wish I was home when the pipe went.

Paul, seem's as if nothing ever change's eh, fecces always hit the impeller during the mid-watch.