Chilli Cookoff/frivolities - 05/12 - Paris Texas

http://www.parisharley.com/

 

Are you planning on attending this event Gary?

Redshad

 

What do you think ! No - I just saw it advertised in the
local newspaper, and thought someone here might be in-
terested. Besides, I'm not riding Harley, not that the ride
makes any real difference.

Paris is out of my 10 mile radius. Might be able to make
the trip in my little truck - if I had plenty of time to pack.

<G>

 

Well hell...I thought you were trying to get a ride put together. We
all might can ride out there if you go...lol.

Redshad

 

I sure might think about it. I got all my backlogged honey dos done
yesterday....

 

That's right, Gary I believe you ride one goodlooking, well
polished/shined 'Big Ol' Valkyrie. Doncha. <G>

B. Jay Kana--
NETexas
03Valk-&-98 Magna
Have a Dandy Day--

 

Yes, it's a Valkyrie. But, I'd just stop there.

It has damage from prior asphalt engagements, almost
always dirty(sometimes called filthy), but the engine is
clean inside through religious oil changes.

Rick, formerly at Renegade, commented to me once -
"Hey, have you ever heard of a carwash", during the
change of my front tire.

Unfortunately, 191 miles later, and due to a strategic
sheet metal screw insertion, I had to return for another
tire. But, suffering from embarrassment, I worked all
day on cleaning the thing before I returned.

I proudly rolled into Renegade's for my new tire, and
told Rick - "the bike's out front" - as I handed him the
key.

Rick returned minutes later with - "I can't find you Valk,
there's one out there, but it can't be yours". <BG>

 

Great, then the posting had merit.

 

Yeah, I could leave tomorrow and probably be there by
5/12. <g>

 

GaryWalker answers:
Bjay:
Yes, it's a Valkyrie. But, I'd just stop there.
It has damage from prior asphalt engagements, almost always
dirty(sometimes called filthy), but the engine is clean inside through
religious oil changes.
Rick, formerly at Renegade, commented to me once - "Hey, have you ever
heard of a carwash", during the change of my front tire.
Unfortunately, 191 miles later, and due to a strategic sheet metal screw
insertion, I had to return for another tire. But, suffering from
embarrassment, I worked all day on cleaning the thing before I returned.
I proudly rolled into Renegade's for my new tire, and told Rick - "the
bike's out front" - as I handed him the key.
Rick returned minutes later with - "I can't find you Valk, there's one
out there, but it can't be yours". <BG>



I know what chew' mean. Ive never been a real, real ''wiping'' and
'polishing'' motorcyle feller, either. I kinda like it when my black
Valk, appears to have been rode hard and put away dirty.

On the OTH, I'll get out there, and shine that big Gal up. Depends upon
my mood.
Especially when my SonLaw on his HD is here for a ride, you know how
they are. <g>

The' SonLaw left some good Harley stuff, here one time, and I like using
it. It probably cost $50 per spray bottle, so therefore, I'll never get
anymore of that, haveto use some cheap Honda stuff. (G)

B. Jay Kana--
NETexas
03Valk-&-98 Magna
Have a Dandy Day--