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I've had two cars stolen over the years.

Cars are the modern day horses. I vote we bring back the punishment horse thieves used to get.

Beer, especially in quantity, is perhaps the number one cause of belt failures.

Heyyoo!

I have seen you ride. Recommended maintenance schedules would need to be adjusted by an "Angelo Coefficient" or AC. I would suggest an AC of .487.

That is better than the "Scott Coefficient" of .001.

I came across the sticker for my first new car the other day. It was a 1986 Mazda extended cab pick-up. The MSRP was $8,500.

hemingray wrote:I set the GPS to just ignore the loss of 12v (when I stop) and stay on (using the AA batteries).

That's even better. I did not know you could do that.

I hard wired mine too on the quad and now on the scooter. Make sure it's not a keyed hot. Otherwise everytime you turn the bike on you have to remember to turn the GPS back on.

Beautiful dog. Hard to tell what flavor exactly. GSP or a Wymerhymer?

Ken wrote:

avejoe wrote:Close your eyes.

He wasn't asking how you ride your motorcyle...

That's pretty much how I go through life.

What do you guys do for goggles etc in the rain? Just wipe um off with your hands/ jacket? I end up tucking a bandana / rag in my neck under my jacket and coming to a full stop and dry off / wipe. Like i said if its my only Issue that drives me back to camp / truck is i get fed up with stoping / to...

It sounds like this year's Fordyce run was a kinder gentler version as compared to last year's. Last year was a race. Any request for assistance or a rope was greeted with a chorus that referred to female genitalia.

Ha!

Really, who doesn't have a kill switch story?

Btw, the similarity is striking isn't it?



I had a great time on Saturday's ride.

BruteForce wrote:I feel gay and dirty after reading this thread! I think I need to shower!

You say that like it's a bad thing.

I will be at Meadow Lake around 9:30 to 10:00.

Words are not necessary for the above picture... and these.

I was born and raised in Saratoga at the base of Hwy 9. I could make it from our house to the top of Hwy 9 in just under an hour on my bike. Of course my bike had pedals. Now I ride my road bike (with pedals) on Mosquito Ridge Road. The climb from the river to the top (where it starts to drop to Fre...