I say "Good-bye" with much sadness....
#61
02-25-2011, 06:51 AM
Cruiser
"A man's gotta do what a man's gotta do". Good luck, hope it doesn't take 20 years like it did for me! Put my kid through school, now he's an architect in Sacramento!
All works out for good in the end. Support those kids, you never know what they will do with an education for the rest of us
Be Safe Bro seeya again
All works out for good in the end. Support those kids, you never know what they will do with an education for the rest of us
Be Safe Bro seeya again
#62
02-25-2011, 07:01 AM
#63
02-25-2011, 08:27 AM
#65
02-25-2011, 08:59 AM
Saying goodbye
Darren
Good call my friend. As a dad sometimes we are called upon to make those sacrifices we really don't want to make but must. It is an honorable thing you're doing. I hope and believe that the girls know the sacrifice their Dad is making. I am sure that in the end it will all be worth it. I hope in the future you'll be back to be involved here again in this wild and wacky community. A new bike is around the corner I'm sure. Maybe you'll ride to graduation on one. Take care my friend. Come and visit from time to time. As always be safe.
Good call my friend. As a dad sometimes we are called upon to make those sacrifices we really don't want to make but must. It is an honorable thing you're doing. I hope and believe that the girls know the sacrifice their Dad is making. I am sure that in the end it will all be worth it. I hope in the future you'll be back to be involved here again in this wild and wacky community. A new bike is around the corner I'm sure. Maybe you'll ride to graduation on one. Take care my friend. Come and visit from time to time. As always be safe.
#66
02-25-2011, 09:48 AM
I've had lean years where I didn't have much of a bike, but I can't imagine not having something with 2 wheels and a motor.
There are lots of neglected evo powered bikes from the mid 80s that can be had for dirt cheap, and would give you something to work on. Someone with basic mechanical skills and some horse trading sense can always put something on the road. And right now, "rat bikes" are actually considered desireable.
There are lots of neglected evo powered bikes from the mid 80s that can be had for dirt cheap, and would give you something to work on. Someone with basic mechanical skills and some horse trading sense can always put something on the road. And right now, "rat bikes" are actually considered desireable.
#67
02-25-2011, 10:01 AM
darren
good call my friend. As a dad sometimes we are called upon to make those sacrifices we really don't want to make but must. It is an honorable thing you're doing. I hope and believe that the girls know the sacrifice their dad is making. I am sure that in the end it will all be worth it. I hope in the future you'll be back to be involved here again in this wild and wacky community. A new bike is around the corner i'm sure. Maybe you'll ride to graduation on one. Take care my friend. Come and visit from time to time. As always be safe.
good call my friend. As a dad sometimes we are called upon to make those sacrifices we really don't want to make but must. It is an honorable thing you're doing. I hope and believe that the girls know the sacrifice their dad is making. I am sure that in the end it will all be worth it. I hope in the future you'll be back to be involved here again in this wild and wacky community. A new bike is around the corner i'm sure. Maybe you'll ride to graduation on one. Take care my friend. Come and visit from time to time. As always be safe.
#69
02-25-2011, 10:39 AM
#70
02-25-2011, 11:29 AM
Elite HDF Member
You gotta do what u gotta do. There is nothing I wouldnt do for my girls. Like someone has already posted, go find a cheap bike to tinker with, if that dont work, when you do find yourself in a position to get another bagger, i'm 100% positive that there will be one waiting 4 ya at the stealer. Good luck man, hope you will be back in the wind before you know it.