I'm a turncoat
#11
12-27-2008, 11:52 AM
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My husband and I have had this great desire to ride an Ultra and now it looks like our dream will come true. We have ridden since 2001 and before I bought my own, I have enjoyed many, many thousand's of miles holding onto him and talking in his ear and so on while seeing the countryside on the back with him. I have no trust issues with him. So it is with these memories that I resume the back seat with no regret.
Though this life, I try many things, some things stick, some things don't, I have no regrets in trying things new...it's the spice of life.
Thanks for the memories........
Though this life, I try many things, some things stick, some things don't, I have no regrets in trying things new...it's the spice of life.
Thanks for the memories........
and enquiring minds want to know, how would the nausea medication been administered??
#12
12-27-2008, 12:16 PM
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no you're not a turncoat... gotta do what makes you happy and it sounds like you'll be happy riding with your husband.
#13
12-27-2008, 12:16 PM
My wife did the same thing Rhonda nothing wrong with that, I think one day she might ride again, who knows you might just yourself, for sure no need to leave remember once a swinger, always a swinger, (words from my offshore oil days) and you do have to swing the leg over the seat to ride!! Have fun Rhonda,, stick around.
#14
12-27-2008, 12:37 PM
In ever Rhonda fashion, I have decided to trade my driving skills in and resume a place on the back seat of my husband's bike. I have had many good times and felt many accomplishments when riding my own. With my Sportster there has been no falls, drops, wrecks or spills. As a matter of fact, I have felt empowered. Remember my story? Anyway, I have found that I do not ride much on my own to warrant my even having the bike. Many a day I would find my Sporty in the building crying from loneliness.
My husband and I have had this great desire to ride an Ultra and now it looks like our dream will come true. We have ridden since 2001 and before I bought my own, I have enjoyed many, many thousand's of miles holding onto him and talking in his ear and so on while seeing the countryside on the back with him. I have no trust issues with him. So it is with these memories that I resume the back seat with no regret.
Though this life, I try many things, some things stick, some things don't, I have no regrets in trying things new...it's the spice of life.
I have really enjoyed posting here while I rode my own, you all have been so much fun!!! Now that I'm a turncoat.....I may not post as often since I don't ride my own, but I'm sure I'll still have questions.
Thanks for the memories........
My husband and I have had this great desire to ride an Ultra and now it looks like our dream will come true. We have ridden since 2001 and before I bought my own, I have enjoyed many, many thousand's of miles holding onto him and talking in his ear and so on while seeing the countryside on the back with him. I have no trust issues with him. So it is with these memories that I resume the back seat with no regret.
Though this life, I try many things, some things stick, some things don't, I have no regrets in trying things new...it's the spice of life.
I have really enjoyed posting here while I rode my own, you all have been so much fun!!! Now that I'm a turncoat.....I may not post as often since I don't ride my own, but I'm sure I'll still have questions.
Thanks for the memories........
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12-27-2008, 12:47 PM
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No reason to leave as there are probably more people that don't ride their own than you think posting here.
#17
12-27-2008, 01:46 PM
Nothing wrong with your decision at all. I think it's awesome you enjoy riding with the Hubby and you can both enjoy it together and interact. The riding skills you've developed will make you a better passenger now anyways since you know what riding a bike truly requires.
Have fun and keep posting, no reason you shouldn't post and contribute here. You've initiated alot of excellent threads on the Forum and I've enjoyed them.
Have fun and keep posting, no reason you shouldn't post and contribute here. You've initiated alot of excellent threads on the Forum and I've enjoyed them.
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12-27-2008, 01:47 PM
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GOOD GOD you make it sound like your leaving the forum dont do that, keep posting your still a babe i mean a biker babe. just cus you dont ride dose not mean you dont "RIDE". THERE IS STILL VIBRATION IN THE REAR. LOL...
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12-27-2008, 04:26 PM
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Once a biker...
I give this a very sort lifespan. Going from the pillion to riding your own cuts you loose and once you are on your own it's tough to go back and stay there. I know more than a few women that have made the transition to their own ride and rarely do I see them riding pillion anymore. Good luck.
You can't stop posting Rhonda, you're the only person on my friends list!
