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Hello from Canada

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Sixfootfour

Big Wheel
Hi, from Edmonton. Well I nearly sold the 86 Connie I've had for 6 years. Had it advertized on the internet, and then went on this site, and saw the Murph's kneesavers. I thought I would try them, and wow. They arrived quickly, installed easily and now I fit the bike a lot better. I think I will fix this bike a bit instead of buying a different one, and I joined COG. I changed the shock oil yesterday, and I'm ready to go for a ride.
 
Way to go!!! Glad things worked out for you. Welcome to the club. -- Steve Smith, COG #3184 COG Northeast Area Director (somewhere in south central CT)
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If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much space.
 
That National rally sounds like fun, maybe I could make it next year. I have been on the Southern California M C rally called " Three Flags", and ride mostly 2-up.
 
Every Concours needs to come with two things. Knowledge of COG and Murphs. Welcome and enjoy. Next years nationals is north central US so might be in a decent range for everyone. ---------------------------------- South Central Area Director Email scad@cog-online.org
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Textwelcome i found this site while iw as looking for another Bike found the connie the Tech pages on here and Murphs. life is good these things are bullet proof.Text
 
Another good thing about COG, is helping each other out, wether by information, parts, or in person. A few years ago, I took the bike for a ride to Montana, to the Beartooth pass, and had a rear flat tire near the summit. Many thanks to the Concourse owner who stopped and helped plug and pump up the tire. I carry the plugs and compressor now, and would help another rider, if needed.
 
I'm 6'5" and you can imagine that knee savers were a must. I went through the same evolution as you, tried to sell the bike then discovered Murphs. Now I can't get over how comfortable the bike is. I also put on a Rifle windscreen and it has made a huge difference too. If it weren't in triple digits every day here, I'd go out and ride.
 
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