Check your nuts

[saddlesore]

  During a ride today I stopped for gas for the final leg home.  I got back on the highway but some didn't seem right with the windshield.  Was it my imagination?  Should I wait till I got home to check things out?
After many years and a lot of miles of looking through that shield  I knew something was wrong. 
  I started envisioning the shield coming completely off and decapitating me so  I took the next off ramp and found one of the bolts was loose enough that the wind at 80 mph was enough to move the shield.
  Moral of the story....check your nuts,screws,bolts and rivets.        

[CajunRider]

Eh... no need... I already know I'm nuts.    

Seriously though... glad you noticed it before it turned bad.    

[The emperor has no clothes]

I don't really check mine. But I do adjust them on a regular basis. 

[SpidyJ]

....gotta find 'em first!   

[Hook#3287]

Just checked, all's good

Now I'll go down to the garage.

[Hook#3287]

....gotta find 'em first!   

Are you married?   Ask the wife. 

[Firefighter]

That is one good thing about cleaning your bike. You will find loose bolts and nuts and or problems before they get too bad, except for the windscreen bolts of coarse.

[SpidyJ]

....gotta find 'em first!   

Are you married?   Ask the wife. 

She keeps 'em in her purse...but I sneak 'em out some times just so's I can remember what they feel like! 

[Karen]

And here I was sure that this was a post I could ignore... 

[Mr Whiskey]

On a ride up around Oneida last year with The Wild Bunch
& caught my clutch lever as it tried to fly away

[saddlesore]

  I should follow my advice more often. I remembered earlier this year I checked my manifold nuts. The left side was missing two nuts and three were loose.  Right side had three loose nuts.
  I saw someone lost one of their side bags along the hiway last week too.  Now that hurts.