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#61
03-01-2012, 07:25 PM
Yeah I just saw your bike for the first time today and also feel the need to comment on it's awesomeness...love it, great job!
I get asked why I don't ride to work ... I'm just being considerate & it's a must for neighbor relations, don't want to crank up my skirt blowers @ 530am and ****-off my entire development. That and the texting cagers swaying across the parkway/turnpike every morning. Plus I like my coffee, heat, and Howard Stern in the morning... for me it's after work and weekends... 50F and above... big puss
I get asked why I don't ride to work ... I'm just being considerate & it's a must for neighbor relations, don't want to crank up my skirt blowers @ 530am and ****-off my entire development. That and the texting cagers swaying across the parkway/turnpike every morning. Plus I like my coffee, heat, and Howard Stern in the morning... for me it's after work and weekends... 50F and above... big puss
#63
03-02-2012, 05:30 AM
"Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" by Richard Carlson/PHD...great read...recommend OP gets a copy...
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03-02-2012, 07:08 AM
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Well, 55 isn't that bad, it's just all the crap and corruption all over the roads this time of year. I guess to me 70's is the best overall temp, but hey, ride when ya want to. Some of you are way more manly then some of the others I guess. Would love to live some place where I could ride all year, or even 8 or 9 months of the year, but I choose to live in Iowa. whatever.....My buddy OTTOman from Arizona gives me chit about being able to ride all year - wished we could. Some of us are stuck where we are and in our jobs.........imo of course
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03-02-2012, 11:18 AM
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Neighbors are used to me riding almost any day the roads are dry down to 20 degrees or wet over 50 degrees so my last couple weeks in a car got noticed. Got some who asked with honest concern behind it and I appreciated it because my MIL has been going through a medical train wreck and I really care for the old bird. We may get "the call" any time and I need to be able to snag the wife, snag some other stuff, and respond in moments. Easier to keep everything we need in the cage than my saddlebags.
For those who don't ask in honest concern, I'm on my last good nerve and wrapped up tight. And I quit that pacifist thing last time I parked a buggy. Test your luck at your own risk.
For those who don't ask in honest concern, I'm on my last good nerve and wrapped up tight. And I quit that pacifist thing last time I parked a buggy. Test your luck at your own risk.
#67
03-02-2012, 12:19 PM
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Just reply with :"I had to drive the truck because your wife said my pipes would have woken you up this morning when I dropped her off." 
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03-02-2012, 12:37 PM
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It's not really about what they think.thanx twiz for making my uterus blush.it's just the hey if I / we had a bike we'd always be on it.I say yea ok.10 -12 hrs wrenching,it's not riding .it's more or less walkin bike home in rush hour.non riders or wan as think it's just hop on and go.I am the guy sitcoms are based on,I really don't give a rats *** just about anyone but again,leave me alone. I do love this site. Even in depression/recession it's some where cheap to hang
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