I sure hope you didn't open up a can of worms here,lolSolrus, the last I read you had a girlfriend riding around with you on your adventures. Now I see there is a Mrs. Solrus....The rabbit shot was good but more importantly congratulations on getting married.
How cool is that. I'm in an area where I know there's a lot of owners and I've still yet to see a trailered P5. I have seen quite a few 700/1000's though.
Went over to Wisconsin on the Cheese Trails today, been riding over there since September of 2014 ,meet a P500 for the first time today, we gave each other a big wave, wouldn't you know it was another yellow one ,after I just changed my plastic out for yellow this week.Saw my first one on the way home from work Friday. Red one, aftermarket wheels and tires.
North bound I-75. Gave him a thumbs up goin by, gave me a nod.
That's great, he probably just thought you liked it, not that you liked it and had one too. I get a lot of that when I'm hauling mine back and forth across the country. Never thought that one of those people may have their own!Saw my first one on the way home from work Friday. Red one, aftermarket wheels and tires.
North bound I-75. Gave him a thumbs up goin by, gave me a nod.
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Done!!! Under the dash on the left side under the cup holder is a great place to mount the remote switch connection. Totally out of the way. The superwinch kit is very complete. I used black zip ties instead of the ones supplied in the kit because I hate the cheesy look of the white ones. Lol. Thanks to all who have posted here about installing winches because I used your photos for help. Also, I mounted the ground to the chassis ground. That's where Honda does in in their winch instructions. If it's good enough for them, it's good enough for me.
Now I guess I should go get stuck!
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