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Re: The modern "biker"...
Reply #30 - 03/26/05 at 10:45:39
 
Yup.  Understand.
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Reply #31 - 03/27/05 at 08:33:35
 
I got tired of going out to the garage to stare at the bike, instead I've set a picture of it up as the background on my computer. Grin
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Reply #32 - 03/27/05 at 19:14:43
 
Ed L. wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:
I got tired of going out to the garage to stare at the bike, instead I've set a picture of it up as the background on my computer. Grin


not the same for me, it's kinda like looking at a picture of piece of pie. just not good enough  Grin

but then again i do have it on the desktop, and visit it at midnite.  that's when i get the best ideas, and do the work
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Reply #33 - 03/28/05 at 12:35:51
 
PerrydaSavage wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:
Oh yeah ... and I do go out to the shed to stare at my Bike from time-to-time!


But do you talk to him/her? Everyone knows they like to be talked to/ cooed over. Just like plants...  Grin
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Reply #34 - 03/28/05 at 14:28:25
 
8)Yeah Susan ... I give "her" seat a pat and whisper, (wouldn't want my wife to hear me, lest she think I'm totally nuts ... that, or having an affair Wink) "Not long 'til Spring now old girl!"
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Reply #35 - 03/28/05 at 16:24:28
 
Sprog and the Blast get talked to at least once a day if not more.  They all have their own personalities and quirks you know.  The Blast gets down right nasty if it is ignored.   Sprog on the other hand just sits there happily glistening in the sun waiting for his turn to go.  Toadie
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Reply #36 - 03/28/05 at 17:36:50
 
I slip out in the garage making sure the bike is still there, sitting on it, just checking it out. I even like the smell of it Grin. The picture of my savage as background is just so I don't spend all day in the garage. I don't consiter myself a "biker", still too new at riding to claim that title, when asked I just say I enjoy riding.
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Reply #37 - 03/28/05 at 17:48:25
 
Ed L. wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:
I don't consiter myself a "biker", still too new at riding to claim that title, when asked I just say I enjoy riding.


i ask you this ed, When giving the choice, would you choose your bike over your cage? does it bum you out that it's raining and you have to drive? do you talk more about your bike than your car?
if you answered yes to two out of three, then you are a "biker", maybe a newbee but a biker none the less.  Grin
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Reply #38 - 03/28/05 at 18:22:06
 
Well if given a choice I would have to say yes to all three of the questions. Thanks for the vote of confidence. Second time out I rode twenty miles with three busted ribs after a crash because I didn't want to leave the bike by the side of the road. Maybe a fourth question should be asked, "Are you willing to do whatever is needed to ride the bike home?". Still feel that I need more time in the saddle before I'll carry the "biker" tag but that will come. Ride Safe, Ed L.
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Reply #39 - 03/28/05 at 18:46:59
 
Leave my bike by the side of the road?? Are you kidding?! Not if I can help it. When I took a spill far from home last summer, I was riding alone and I didn't even think about calling my husband. I was pretty beat up (busted a few things on the bike too) but I rode home and THEN called my husband... Badge of honor to get home if you can. Felt good!
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Reply #40 - 03/28/05 at 20:12:54
 
sluggo wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:
i ask you this ed, When giving the choice, would you choose your bike over your cage? does it bum you out that it's raining and you have to drive?....
It was raining this morning.  Not hard, more of a mist than a rain.  As I stood there the drops got a little larger, threatening to actually get me wet.    Looked at the sky, a uniform grey but slightly darker toward work -- probably real rain between me and the Barn.   I don't have a rain suit and I would be arriving to work soaking wet if I took Gun.  Considered getting a change of clothes to carry to work, but that would make me late and I had to meet with the movers ASAP.  So I took the Beast.

Needless to say, the rain cleared by noon and it was a lovely afternoon for a ride home.   If I had a bike.
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Reply #41 - 03/28/05 at 20:16:36
 
Paladin. wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:
It was raining this morning.  Not hard, more of a mist than a rain.  As I stood there the drops got a little larger, threatening to actually get me wet.    Looked at the sky, a uniform grey but slightly darker toward work -- probably real rain between me and the Barn.   I don't have a rain suit and I would be arriving to work soaking wet if I took Gun.  Considered getting a change of clothes to carry to work, but that would make me late and I had to meet with the movers ASAP.  So I took the Beast.

Needless to say, the rain cleared by noon and it was a lovely afternoon for a ride home.   If I had a bike.



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Re: The modern "biker"...
Reply #42 - 03/29/05 at 11:00:01
 
Ed L. wrote on 12/31/69 at 16:00:03:
Still feel that I need more time in the saddle before I'll carry the "biker" tag but that will come. Ride Safe, Ed L.

You're a biker no matter how many hours of riding time your clock has, it's not the hours, but the attitude.
It's like fighter pilots, they are pilots since they get their first solo flight, after that, it's just the type of aircraft they fly...
Myself flies a 400cc, chain drive Savage  Grin

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