Just picked up a pristine 2002 Connie with 4000 miles on her. Put on a couple hundred already and loving it so far. Hope to get some good info here.

George

Welcome to the forum, George.

How about some pics of that low mileage garage queen.

Welcome!

Welcome to the life of Connie and all who follow her.

Welcome, George.

Welcome to the group.
Where is home?

Ride safe, Ted

Thanks for the welcome. Current resident of Daytona Beach. Looked at getting a Concours for a long time. Owned and ridden hundreds of bikes, but this one should be a keeper. It only had 3850 miles when I bought it. That is good and bad of course, but mostly good. It is in outstanding condition, and runs very well. It has Heli-Bars, tipover bars and a rear rack installed. The only bad is there are no bags with it. I figure I can pick up a set one day and it will be complete. Pics are below.

Welcome aboard from a fellow Flowridiot.

Come and meet some of us at The Last Blast down in Melbourne. You can see what a C-10 looks like with with over 200,000 miles on it. There should be at least two of 'em there.

This is a COG event but membership is not required for virtually all events, including this one.

reposted from the COG forum:

On Saturday, December 27th, the last SECOG ride of 2014 will be hosted By Larry Buck in Titusville, FL. This event has drawn 30-40 riders every year, and is held at the Dixie Crossroads Restaurant. As this event is essentially a social affair, we encourage everyone to come early to see old friends, and to meet new riders.
Here is a link to take you to the registration page, and to get more information.
We hope to see you there.

http://www.cog-online.org/clubportal/EventDetail.cfm?clubID=1328&EventID=212422&mo=12&tDate={d%20%272014-12-21%27}

Hope to see ya.

Sounds like a meeting I would like to check out. I will try to make it for sure. Thanks for the invite.

Hey George, found a gentleman over on "the other" forum parting out a "99. He has a set of saddlebags for $150. That's a helluva price.

Linky:
http://forum.cog-online.org/index.php/topic,55554.0.html

Welcome!  I have found that mostly I just use the top box now.  Puts things right at arm level and serves as a backrest.  The side cases are loaded with stuff and ready to go for any trip, but seems kind of useless when just riding around the region (2-300 miles).  I do keep certain tools stashed and various places on the bike at all times.  Side cases carry mostly inclement weather gear.