Hey, I live here in the low country, Georgetown area so if you are ever down here, I would like to ride with you. I know all the scenic back roads and good "eat places". On my roadstar, I would just jack the bike up, remove the tires and take them to a shop. I am willing to let the shop make a little profit on tires. The local shop I have used for years does an excellent job. One thing I am looking forward to is tubeless tires and no more spokes. Much easier to repair these type tires with a simple kit by the side of the road. Having a flat on a big heavy cruiser with tube tires in the middle of nowhere is something I hope none of y'all experience.
Ha Ha . . . Oh man, we won't go there.Welcome back mate ! Here's some advice , never buy a used goat from a Scotsman.
You folks have really helped during my long search. Thanks.
I plan on making a few changes, just for ergonomics/comfort. The thing I like in the rocket is the tuning ability. . Looking forward to experimenting. My old roadstar has been a great bike but the carb setup is problematic when you want to go up to a bigger carb. I am glad I held back and enjoyed the bike without dumping thousands into it just to create more issues.
