Making work for myself

Making work for myself

I just ordered replacement seat covers for my bike.  I have an ’86 Honda Shadow.  It’s been around a while, but it’s in good shape for its age.  The drivers seat though is dry rotting and beginning to crack in a couple of places.  These should fix that up.

Also ordered the speedometer gear and retaining washer through a different company (BikeBandit.com).  The speedo hasn’t worked since I traded it for my Burgman with Marshall Bronne. No wonder it was such a low mileage bike!
 

https://www.denniskirk.com/saddlemen/replacement-seat-cover.p611036.prd/611036.sku

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My Coffee Maker Died This Morning

My Coffee Maker Died This Morning

Had my Bunn for about 5 years, but it died this morning (quit heating).  Me without coffee is not a good thing.  Had to replace it, still the best consumer grade coffee maker on the market.

Would have liked to have had the time to tear it apart to see if it was fixable, but like I said before me without coffee is not a good thing.

http://www.bunnathome.com/products/velocity-brew/velocity-brew-gr

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Fishing Fever

Fishing Fever

Me and Cameron Brown went to Caesar Creek state park to try to scope out a fishing hole.  After we got back I found it probably easier and definitely faster to use Google Earth to start!  But we had fun riding down and back anyhow!!  Probably start at the head waters at Young Rd, or maybe com in on the other side at N Mound Rd. at Buck Run.
On the way back we crossed the Little Miami river which got me to thinking about a kayak again.  Jacoby Raod launch would be the best for us and have someone (Kathy KKBspace hint hint) pick us up somewhere downstream.

So I got to looking at fishing kayaks and come up with this one.  I think this would be the perfect fishing kayak.  Comes with everything needed, and still affordable. Seats 1 -3 people (reviews say it’s actually a little small for 3.)

Should be fine for lake or slower moving rivers.

http://store.lifetime.com/products/blt/pid-90121.aspx

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