Where Did You Take Your Slingshot Today?

Quote from Orangeman

Wife has a permanent Medronic Intellus spinal cord stimulator (IMO the current best) to control the chronic nerve pain from her damaged arm (probably should have just cut it off) and fusions from C2 to C7. After 5 surgeries she was maxed out on Opioids, nerve blocks, and muscle relaxers before they did it. She is now just on Gabapentin. Literally saved her life and gave it back to her.

I hate Doctors but after living through it would urge you to at least consider talking to a rep (Medtronic reps are all medical professionals who are involved in the surgeries, not salesmen) if your doc thinks it could help. Can't say enough about the result, care, follow up, and support they have given her over the years. Rare these days.

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Thanks for the info

Quote from FunCycle

I taught my grand daughter when she was 6 years old, she is now 13. The Slingshot is hers when I leave this world. She is the only one of 9 grands that cares anything about the Sling.

Most likely I'll get another one along the way. As of now I'm thinking the same direction. I have other grand kids. Some that like the sling, others could care less but this grand daughter is kind, respectful, (to property and people) and actually laughs. Those little things make a difference in life.

Decided to do an oil change and cleaned her up and went on a 200 mile burn up winter fuel ride today. Dam good wind therapy while Semi is getting fixed.

Wow the first 200 mile ride of the year takes the life right out of ya lol. Didn’t help most of that was the Devils Triangle. Also got lost which liked the route I took better getting lost so good day.

Back in the 1970's I took a week off to ride around Fla. and every time I came to a stop sign or a traffic light I kind of flipped a mental coin to see which way to go from the stop. I saw some pretty places but do not ask me how to get there. I also got lost around the Back of the Dragon and road around for 3 hours on back roads, they were paved at one time but now they are one lane. After the three hours I decided that I needed to follow the GPS to find out where I was at.

Our SlingShot will be taking us to both Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks this summer!

Bill