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Yes, my dad had been wanting to do the trip for quite awhile and had some people he was going to do it with, but as it is when trying to plan a big trip with several people, it kept sliding to the next year on the calender. So finally it ended up being just being him and me, he was 75 when we...

I currently have a Yamaha Super Tenere. This pic is of my Dad and me at the Arctic Circle in Alaska in 2011, with his Honda Gold Wing Aspencade and my Suzuki V-Strom. The Super Tenere replaced the V-Strom last year.

Seen one on the road every once in awhile in the DFW area.

Key item there is the release date.

We use that at work to track our inbound flight, we also use FlightAware that is a similar type website.

My first bike was a 1969 CL100, bought in 1975. Have had lots of different bikes over years. Current bike is a 2015 Yamaha Super Tenere.

Check out vololights.com, they have a motorcycle license plate frame with a deceleration warning light that comes on when you slow down/decelerate.

Hope to retire in 5-6 years, will be 62-63 yrs old. It will depend some on how well the retirement investments do it the next few years.

When I worked at McDonnell Douglas ((Long Beach, CA) Flight Test Division one of our flight test pilots was building a Seawinds plane. This was back in the early 90's.

54 miles round trip, 4 days a week.

But why would they need to ask people who use the equipment daily. It obvious to the decision makers that we don't have a clue what we are doing. It much better to ask a bunch of so called safety experts who have been sitting in a conference room eating free food and drinking coffee to dream up...

Just remember to put that kickstand back up before you head down the road, don't want that dragging while you're pretending to lean around the corner like on your bike.

Am now "committed" to the Elio asylum

That is one big "Erector Set".

I worked at NAS Pax River down in Lexington Park and lived across the bridge in Solomons for about 18 months, back in the early 90's. I enjoyed living in that area, lots of thing to do and places to explore within easy driving distances.

Cabela's. Actually now that I look at your picture closer and see "LCP", That is not what I bought, what I got was the 9mm version of the same basic model, the LC9s. I looked at the LCP, but decided to go with the 9mm version, since I have another 9mm. I can use same ammo for both.

I picked one of those up about a month ago, haven't gotten to the range with it yet though to fire it.

Believe it's the same in Texas, at least the North Texas ones in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area

There is a "Elio Owners of North Texas" group on Facebook. I think most of them are on this site also.

When I saw it in Shreveport, they said they were planning on being at the Texas fairgrounds in Dallas for the Earth Day event, which is April 22-24th.