Well whatever you do don't let them ride your bike! If they go along they get to be the passenger!:rofl:
Any bikers in the house??
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Well whatever you do don't let them ride your bike! If they go along they get to be the passenger!:rofl:
CTKempo Todd
Green Belt
05 Honda ST1300 here (Hey Jason ;-)
37,000 miles in a year and a half.... yeah I'd say I like my ride
My advice, get rid of the Sportbike and get a Cruiser.
Nah, but seriously, I had 2 little sporties before I bought my first cruiser, (a Gixxer and a Ninja) now that I switched, I cant imagine going back... I rode From Chicago to Maryland, to New York and Back to Chicago in 4 days... I can't imagine that on a Crotchrocket...
Nah, but seriously, I had 2 little sporties before I bought my first cruiser, (a Gixxer and a Ninja) now that I switched, I cant imagine going back... I rode From Chicago to Maryland, to New York and Back to Chicago in 4 days... I can't imagine that on a Crotchrocket...
There she is with the stereo freshly installed on the handlebars last spring...
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wee_blondie
Blue Belt
Sweet....
And Cryozombie - love the stereo!! Unfortunately, Scottish roads aren't really built for cruisin' but they are a lot of fun. Long and windey with some of the most stunning scenery around.....and a good whisky to finish the day off with.
Ronin Moose
Blue Belt
Excellent suggestions!!! Purchase a repair manual like the shops use..You'd be surprized at how much money you can save my doing some simple repairs yourself..
True story..Out riding on a beautiful Summer day...The "Glide" had been washed and waxed and was looking good..I pulled up to a light next to a Rolls Royce, an older gent was behind the wheel..He looked over at my Harley and admired it and I checked out his ride..Before the light changed he rolled down his window looked me straight in the eye and said in a perfect Oxford English "Before you ask,NO, I don't have any Grey Poupon"..I laugh so hard I almost dropped the bike..I caught him at the next light and he was STILL laughing...
JasonASmith
Black Belt
Now that's funny, right there...I don't care who you are, that's funny...
'02 Yamaha FZ1. This last trip to Iraq finally paid it off!
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wee_blondie
Blue Belt
Nice ride you got there! Did the sunglasses come with it?? :ultracool
PS - I may be a little slow, but could someone please tell me what a Poupon is??!
PS - I may be a little slow, but could someone please tell me what a Poupon is??!
JasonASmith
Black Belt
That's what I like to see, a man who wears his riding gear...
JasonASmith
Black Belt
It's fancy(and horrible tasting) mustard...
The reference was from a commercial that aired for, I don't know, 10 years, or so..
bydand
Senior Master
I don't have one right now, but have been riding for most of my life. Dad brought home one of the kids sized bikes (not a mini bike, but styled like the full sized ones.) back in 68 when I was 5 and I haven't quit sense. I can still remember Moms reaction when he pulled into the driveway and hauled that out of the back of his truck, and I quote: "Have you completly lost your mind Duane!" Had my first brand new shiny one in 1973. Man I have to get one for this Summer now.
My brother and his son both race motocross.
Dad bought his first Harley when he was 16, which would have been back in 1940, it was an older side shift model but the exact model excapes my memory right now.
Dream bike: original condition 1937 Indian Four, but don't really have a wad of cash to drop on one. I would take an older Hog though.
My brother and his son both race motocross.
Dad bought his first Harley when he was 16, which would have been back in 1940, it was an older side shift model but the exact model excapes my memory right now.
Dream bike: original condition 1937 Indian Four, but don't really have a wad of cash to drop on one. I would take an older Hog though.
I find that when I don't wear somehting for a while, it tends to shrink just sitting in the closet
I'm a big fan of Joe Rocket Gear. I bought the phoenix jacket when I got my first bike. It and my gloves are the only pieces of equipment that I still have from that experience. The gloves need to be replaced from wear, however.
tradrockrat
2nd Black Belt
Sold my first car at 17 to buy a bike - never owned anything with 4 wheels again until 2000, but have ALWAYS had 2 wheels to ride. I ride every day to work, and put between 20-30 thousand miles a year on my bikes. I currently have a 96 1200 Sporty and a 78 Yamaha SR500. The Yamer was my Pops and was the first bike I ever got a ride on.
I will be getting a new Road King in the next Year.
Before I got married I took two weeks to ride the country by myself (it was my Bachelor Party
). I put 4000 miles on the Sporty in 2 weeks. Went from Los Angeles to Vegas to Rt. 66 to 4 corners to San Juan Skyway to Sturgis, to Badlands, to Black Hills to Mineapolis to the Manitowac ferry from Wisconson to Michigan to Toronto Canada to New York to Maryland where I got married. Trailored it home with my New Bride.
I'm a biker...
I will be getting a new Road King in the next Year.
Before I got married I took two weeks to ride the country by myself (it was my Bachelor Party
). I put 4000 miles on the Sporty in 2 weeks. Went from Los Angeles to Vegas to Rt. 66 to 4 corners to San Juan Skyway to Sturgis, to Badlands, to Black Hills to Mineapolis to the Manitowac ferry from Wisconson to Michigan to Toronto Canada to New York to Maryland where I got married. Trailored it home with my New Bride.I'm a biker...
bydand
Senior Master
Then you drove right through my hometown area. Born in Ludington, MI where the ferry between MI and Manitowac loads and unloads. Used to take the Cub Scouts through the old "Badger" for a transportation outing.
Once bitten by the bike bug it stays with ya FOREVER...
tradrockratI will be getting a new Road King in the next Year.[/quote said:
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