It's tough being a biker in Canada

Yeah, but it was 1971, they were ripped to the tits on acid and a few other
things beside, doing a hundred miles an hour with the top down, the air was
full of giant bats, and they hadn't started on the ether yet. Not to
mention the hitchhiker...

Jesus, they could have been /anywhere/. And so could Barstow.

 

I never thought he was that good... ;-)

 

Best(?) I managed was -12C, that was enough.

 

It's going to take more than flame.

heh. Must read that again.

Only if christofire buys me that strap on.

 

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the
drugs began to take hold. I remember "P.Roehling"

Oh well. Another illusion shattered.

--

Dave

GS 850 x2 / SE 6a
SbS#6 DIAABTCOD#16 APOSTLE#6 FUB#3
FUB KotL OSOS#12? UKRMMA#19 COSOC#10

 

so they had GPS then in the olden days then :0p

--

Mark
ZX12R-B1 (Blue)
CG125 (hers)
Blata Ninja 3.4
BOTSWCAW#3

 

shhhhhh.
don't tell anyone.
out here in vancouver I can pretty well ride year round 'cept for the day
or two that it actually snows.
decent biking weather is basiclly from late march to late october.

I agree with this point.

--
Rob Gill
BCCOM Member
2001 Triumph Sprint RS rider.

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I'll be doing -4C tomorrow morning according to the forecasts.

 

Why don't you add the wind chill factor for some really
impressive numbers? You were doing over a hundred, I presume?

 

And unpaid Ebay auctions.

 

And yet, without the US, you'd be speaking German right now...

-- Michael

 

^^
"Russians".

 

What else would you call that column of adverts on the right?

Turby the Turbosurfer

 

Not even the author?

Turby the Turbosurfer

 

And shrink. The Imperial Valley was a desert not too many decades ago.
(Still is, technically, if you just want to judge by rainfall.) Then
we took water from the Colorado river and irrigated it. That water
turned it into the most productive agricultural land in the world.

Turby the Turbosurfer

 

Erm, no, couldn't see for the tears. I didn't say it was smart.

 

True, but man-made intervention as opposed to a natural process. I was
intrigued by the theory that millions of man-kept goats over thousands
of years, in alliance with natural climate change, caused the spread
of the Sahara Desert to the size it is today. I recall an off-the-wall
proposal to pave huge areas with black tarmac in an attempt to reverse
the process.

 

I sort of doubt it... Russian, more likely.

The US was nearly speaking German as an official language, back in the
19th century, Herman.

 

Grimly Curmudgeon wrote..

They don't have any better luck with the British pieces of shit they bought.

--
Tud
AH#115 SENS BS#111 LFS#32 FLF MISFIT
'70 Triumph T120R Chopper "The Death Trap"
'72 Triumph T100R project
'74 Honda CB550Four "The Reliable One"
http://ah115.com

 

Tud wrote

Selling shit is not exclusively a British pastime you know, at least the
Canadians have managed to get one to go down. Before you can make a
Chinook go down though it has to go up.