Buy A Harley, CHANGE your lifestyle??
#1941
01-30-2012, 09:43 PM
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01-30-2012, 10:06 PM
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have I ever showed you my goldwing pic?
I had 2... The '81 I just rode for the summer and flipped, but the '77 was FUN !!!!
this was around mid-late '90s
I had 2... The '81 I just rode for the summer and flipped, but the '77 was FUN !!!!
this was around mid-late '90s
#1943
01-30-2012, 10:15 PM
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#1944
01-30-2012, 10:47 PM
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You know how it is , when your the 800lbs gorilla in the room you do what you want and nobody will say a word . 
You know we'd have bumped into each other at a younger age gotta feeling it woulda been too much fun for the locals to handle .
You know we'd have bumped into each other at a younger age gotta feeling it woulda been too much fun for the locals to handle .
#1945
01-30-2012, 11:25 PM
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Nope , cus if you see it go down now your drawn into stopping to help and all the bullshit that follows . If it's people you know or you just happen upon something like that it's a whole different thing you do what you can . Knowing somebody is flakey I'll avoid it , seen to much tragedy caused by those types . Worse was a small group of middle age crazies all new bike owners with less than 6 months under their belts trying to do a pack ride on a 300 mile road trip in mountains and somebody choked in a curve and took out 9 bikes , 2 people got killed . I knew every one of them .
All where the very picture of the classic yuppie poser bitched about in here , white collar all over 40 had all new MoCo gear with loaded with patches and pins , new bikes and doing the " Dig Me I'm a Biker " thing being seen and no fucing clue how to ride . Wasn't the first time I had seen these type die and wasn't to be the last either , the Canyon a mile from my house gets a couple a year easy . Takes something out of you after a while and you do develop a hard attitude about being around them and you can always tell who the fresh meat is .
Never had anyone help me off the road or out of the ditch after I flipped it and went down , always had to fend for myself getting the bike upright and back to the road to get me home . Busted collar bone and couple broken ribs included a few times . That's how you learn to be self sufficient and be aware so you don't find yourself in those positions anymore .
All where the very picture of the classic yuppie poser bitched about in here , white collar all over 40 had all new MoCo gear with loaded with patches and pins , new bikes and doing the " Dig Me I'm a Biker " thing being seen and no fucing clue how to ride . Wasn't the first time I had seen these type die and wasn't to be the last either , the Canyon a mile from my house gets a couple a year easy . Takes something out of you after a while and you do develop a hard attitude about being around them and you can always tell who the fresh meat is .
Never had anyone help me off the road or out of the ditch after I flipped it and went down , always had to fend for myself getting the bike upright and back to the road to get me home . Busted collar bone and couple broken ribs included a few times . That's how you learn to be self sufficient and be aware so you don't find yourself in those positions anymore .
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01-31-2012, 07:21 AM
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01-31-2012, 08:51 AM
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I think Twizty was talking about him and I causing a ruckus.
but I'm you being in the mix would add to the mayhem.
but I'm you being in the mix would add to the mayhem.
#1949
01-31-2012, 10:29 AM
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