Response: Yes I do. the couple who are 'babysitting' the motor both work and have not been able to schedule a time when they can meet a truck during business hours. Be glad to hear if you can hike it up this way! (7/14/2005)

Response: Hi Kenny; We didn't make connections with the truck. In the meantime, I have come up with some stuff for you: How would the motorcycle be protected from getting banged about by the other items on your trailer? The idea of an open trailer is troubling because it seems the machine will be very exposed. There is another thing going on which is different than the listing. I listed it as a business pickup and delivery. It is precisely because the babysitter didn't get it to a business that it wasn't picked up. I am not sure just how to work this point out. I may end up flying to Tucson and getting it mysilf at this rate. Your turn! (7/15/2005)

Response: This sounds good. I have looked at the picture of your rig, and read your feedback. I will contact the folks who are babysitting the motorcycle and see of they can be there next Saturday. I am not sure this website will alert you when I edit this reply to show whether next saturday will work. I contacted the caretaker. He is working in the day Saturday, and on call in the evening. It may be difficult to pin down your schedule from a week away but can you hazard a time when you would be by to pick up? If you don't need help loading, perhaps his wife's presence to give you the motor would be sufficient but he says she would have to plan her time as well. Regards, Fred (8/7/2005)

Response: Yes, if the saddlebags won't cause a problem. when I placed the order I thought they would have to be removed but now have found some folks can accept their additional width. The caretaker tells me the total width across the bags is a little more than 40" but I'm not sure just how wide they are. Will that work in your rig? If so we're set. (8/8/2005)