All 3 bikes were ridden

[aviationfred]

Sunday our temps climbed up to the high 60's and low 70's.  

I kicked off the morning with a 160 mile round trip ride on the VFR with my friend Nova and her White 06 VFR800 and Kevin with his BMW R1200RS, for the 1st Cassoday Bike run of 2020.

The 95 FJ has been down for awhile with a brake light issue, I rode it the few miles over to the garage where I do maintenance on the bikes. This will also be time for the new head install.

I then rode the 90 FJ on a 100 mile run with a few retired friends, My friend Roger (who owns the garage where I work on the bikes) and his 2019 Triumph Speed Twin, Steve's 2018 Ducati Multistrada and Hal's 2014 Honda VFR800.

Then met up with Kevin and another group of riders for dinner and pie back in Wichita.

Then yesterday, I got over to the garage and started prepping the 95 for the head install.

Today I went to the tag office and ordered the new Kansas Desert Storm license plate for the 1990 FJ.


Fred

[kboehringer]

The 95 FJ has been down for awhile with a brake light issue,
Fred

Fred,
Hopefully, the components from my '93 donor will solve your brake light issue.     You should hopefully get them any day now.

I also got a 100+ miles ride in last weekend but on my FJ"R".  The FJ1200 still doesn't have a plate.  I need to finish a few things before I take her back out on the road again...

Our Georgia Veteran Motorcycle Plates are not nearly as nice looking as those in Kansas.


Georgia allows each Veteran to register two(2) cars and two(2) motorcycles with Veteran Plates.  There is no charge for the plates and never a renewal registration fee (i.e. FREEBIE).  Normal registration is about $30 a vehicle so Georgia is giving me a $120 bonus check each year.   THANK YOU GEORGIA.


Kurt