...........um...What's a "Thunder Mountain"?

 

No, you're not the red headed step child around here. Contrary to what many guys on the forums might lead you to 'think', there are many individuals on the forums who - imagine this - RIDE WHEN AND WHERE THEY CAN. Like many here, I'm a business owner who travels extensively. As such, I can't ride even remotely as often as many on here 'purport' to do. Do I give a sshit? Nope. They don't pay my bills nor did they pay for my bikes. Folks should just be happy that they are alive, healthy, and able to ride whenever the notion strikes them. Do I ride in a monsoon like so many on here supposedly do? Why the hell would I when I have several alternative vehilces at my disposal, And lastly, I too am a Rolex Angel: three times over; Presidential, Datejust,& Submariner.

 

I dont think anyone has a desire to ride in the rain, its just something that happens if you ride everyday, sooner or later it will get ya. My last one was Sunday evening. Nice summer squall, at least the rain was warm...Im not gonna comment on the rest of the thread, its going downhill already without my chimes

 

http://www.thundermountaincustoms.com/

 

there ya have it

 

Yea, what he said.......[sm=signs003.gif]

 

I'll have to say that I have a neighbor who had a very short term boyfriend who came over on his fatboy and everytime they got ready to leave he had to rev his bike for at least ten minutes in the rear yard of the house.Needless to say he was old news quickly so a confronation wasnt necessary. So to a certain extent I can see where the original poster is coming from.

 

I don't like to ride in the rain not for the dislike of the ride but I do take pride in keeping my bike clean and shiny.Riding in the rain guarentees it will be filthy quickly.Now I guess I'm a RUB cause I have a boat a bike AND a camper ....Maybe I just look at it like this.I work hard I play harder.

 

Is it just me, or does this rank as one of the most petty threads ever?[&:]

 

What he said!