Soviet Steeds

I had a gray squirrel problem and one lazy male cat who couldn't catch a cold in winter. To solve the problem I bought a .25 cal Benjamin Trail NP X1. It came with a Center Point scope that was an absolute POS. It did not hold accuracy after sighting it in so I complained and they sent a replacement...

When I first got my Gear-Up, steering was a bear and it was eating up the front tire. An adjustment by Bill fixed that. Since then, it has steered much easier and the tires wear evenly. The steering requires push and pull depending on conditions and I notice my trapezius muscles fatiguing on long ri...

I'll check them out. They are righ down the road from me.

I got in touch with him. Thanks all for the help.

Looking for advice from Wolf owners. I've been thinking about putting a tool bag on the front to get it tool roll out of my saddle bag. Most sites list what bags fit specific bikes. Anyone found one that fits well on a Wolf?

Most likely put together by Bill.

OK. That's the number I called. Thanks.

Any idea on how to get in touch with him?

Does anyone know if Bill is still working on Urals? I can't seem to contact him..........................Lee

Never had that sort of problem with people whom own different brands of motorcycles. In fact, the only issue I ever had was a guy who was critical of my "outdated" leather gear. Yup, BMW owner.

The video was excellent. One very important thing in it was the first responders duty to protect themselves. Notice at the end he was donning gloves. These should be part of every first aid kit AND need to be replaced regularly. They deteriorate over time and will rip when you try to put them on.

I either pack a 45 ACP or a 44 Magnum.

I have a hard plastic J&J kit I augmented after taking a wilderness first responder course. The augmentation was better bandages, antiseptics, studier scissors, etc. I highly recommend the course for those who like to get out back of beyond. It teaches you that patching people up is the easy part. O...

The turn signals on my 2007 Wolf are malfunctioning. I noticed that the blinks were unusual in that some were strong and others weak. The blinker indicator light was acting the same way. The battery was replaced and no luck. Now the right rear does not work at all. In a search I found a thread start...

I rambled around there during the same period. It was less crowded. Now I go down there in winter to avoid the tourist crush. Its still fun in the summer, however, if you are patient.