Re: reality

[KenTmpsnmc@xxxxxxx]

In a message dated 1/6/01 9:57:00 AM Pacific Standard Time, 
owner-st-digest@xxxxxxxxxx writes:

<< In fact, I can live without a 
 fuel guage forever and it really won't ruin my riding experience.
 
 But hey, that's just my opinion as a practical motorcyclist.
 
 Road Dawg >>

LOL, Being a rather olde fart I'm of the same opinion.  Many remember that 
before mid 80's most bikes didn't have *any* fuel gauge.  Just open the cap 
and look down or use the odometer reset.  Of course in those days we had 
reserve taps, a valuable feature I deeply lament losing. 


Ken T. from Ca.
"tossed aside like cheap truck stop fare"

95' Trident, 96' Virago 11, 99' Triumph Sprint ST
http://www.labiker.com/gallery/images/K_M/kent.html

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