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RE: A Motorcycle Compass
Well next time someone tries to tell anyone that motorcycle parts aren't waaaaayyy overpriced send them to this post
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Grippy
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03/01/10 11:00pm |
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RE: Newbie
Duh? Whats a "jones"?
jones is slang for addiction
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Grippy
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12/28/09 09:16pm |
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RE: Newbie
Hmmmm....Blackstar's got a jones and lives on the edge. Not a good combo.
But Welcome to the group. Can't wait to read some posts
Grippy
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Grippy
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12/28/09 09:33am |
Motorcycle Forum
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RE: Yearly Mileage
. When I was a kid, I rode a bicycle for years without a helmut, nobody wore a helmut in those days. I fell off the bike like most kids did and never gave a thought to wearing a helmut. Go figure!
Ride Safely
I never and still don't wear a bicycle helmet. I had some royal wipeouts as did my friends when we were sprouts and none of us ever hit our heads. If we had I would feel different.
I wear a motorcycle helmet even up and down the driveway.
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Grippy
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09/13/09 09:41am |
Motorcycle Forum
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RE: Yearly Mileage
My only no riding day is usually 100+ or rain. Other than that, you cant PULL me off the bike usually.
Who'd want to? Ride on
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Grippy
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09/13/09 06:39am |
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RE: Yearly Mileage
Hot is a bugger. I recall once wondering if I was going to make it the last 100 miles home. I was sweating faster than I could replace it (not really). The temp was only about 85 but the humididity (yes I spelled it like that on purpose) was that much also. I prefer: No wind or very little, no shadows for critters to hide in, full sun and about 75 degrees with lo humididity....Guess that makes me a fair weather rider....Yup.
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Grippy
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09/12/09 11:40am |
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RE: Yearly Mileage
My mileage is way down this year. Less than a grand. I have ridden all the local roads enough that there isn't anything special there.
My knee was and is gorked so that kept me off for 6 weeks.
I have ridden three days straight but that was only to town...about 12 miles away to do odds and ends. When my daughters are in town I take them around a lot.
I enjoy riding so much but those near death experiences tend to stick in my mind longer then when I was a sprout.
If someone offered my $4400 for my bike I'd sell it but am not trying to actively.
I wish I had a bike that weighed 200 pounds less. It would help my knee but I am not buying another bike for that reason. My bike is paid for and that means it's mine so even if I am not riding it everyday I have it when I want it...and that's the most important thing to me
Peace
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Grippy
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09/11/09 10:12pm |
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