You ride alone?

Uh-

All right, so let's, let's get right into it.

Um, five days away from the barbecue.

Man, we got some, Dr. Harley, we got some people coming.

This is, this could be, this could be the event of Laconia.

[laughs] Right, right.

So.

Yeah, everything, everything seems to have like really fired off here recently, so.

Yeah, all right, so let's get at it.

Like, where are you at? Are you ready to ride the Softail 1,000 miles out to New Hampshire?

I'm ready to ride.

I am ready.

So you figured out all your demons? Like, remember you, I remember you saying it would just go dead.

Yep.

So it, it ended up being a battery.

So I was running, I actually, I was running this NOCO battery, and I don't know what, I'm not sure, I'm not sure what happened.

So I know, I've run them in my snowmobiles and stuff for years, you know, because you can have them up on their side and stuff.

You can have them any direction.

Yeah.

And, um, anyways, the, in the winter you kinda have to wake them up.

So you'd have to like hit that start button a couple times on your snowmobile before they would actually, like, uh, come, become alive.

I guess that's what you...

They call it waking it up.

And-

Hmm