Saturday ride

Where you wanna meet tomorrow and when Redfish?

 

Recone louie will run us out of his driveway?

 

Louie will for sure if you dont give him advanced notice that your are
going to be in his driveway.

We can meet at the normal meeting place at the normal time??? Where
you wanting to go??

Redshad

 

Louie will for sure if you dont give him advanced notice that your are
going to be in his driveway.

We can meet at the normal meeting place at the normal time??? Where
you wanting to go??

Redshad
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I got a new heater for the garage. I think I'll sit in the garage until the
oxygen depletion sensor activates. While I'm waiting on that to happen I'll
work on my floorboards with that Harbor Freight grinder.

....louie

 

==you mean a 35000 dollar BossHoss dont have no ''floorboards''.
huh? Mr.JayT.

 

==you mean a 35000 dollar BossHoss dont have no ''floorboards''.
huh? Mr.JayT.


Floorboards, got'em.
A trick I learned from Acorn, is to take a grinder to the bottom of the
pegs, put used tires from a rider on, and take pictures and brag. Saves gas,
he claims.

...louie

 

What kind of heater did you get?

 

==well Big 0l'Ed I was trying to give Louie the Great, a little
benefit of the doubt. I know he has money. Hail' he floored his floor
with money... watch'cha'think.
MrJayTfuss=

 

=======Well sir, that just goes to show ya', that ''Brian ain't as
dumb as he looks''. mrjaytfuss ==

 

It's worked for me all these years!

One problem with it though is when you have people following up behind
you to see if what you've been saying is true. Then you have to ride
through 2 curves really fast and find a short cut to get to the end of
the road WAY before the other riders behind you. Get there, turn the
motorcycle in a direction that looks like you just came from those
twisties, then turn off the engine and let it cool as much as possible
so you can say "I've been here for a REALLY long time waiting on you
guys".

Oh, and don't forget to carry a portable grinder that runs on 9v
batteries...then while you wait on the side of the road for everyone
to catch up, you can grind down pegs and sidewalls to make it look
like you were REALLY leaned into the turns...

 

This one. It will heat my garage in approx 15 seconds.

...louie

 

It's worked for me all these years!

One problem with it though is when you have people following up behind
you to see if what you've been saying is true. Then you have to ride
through 2 curves really fast and find a short cut to get to the end of
the road WAY before the other riders behind you. Get there, turn the
motorcycle in a direction that looks like you just came from those
twisties, then turn off the engine and let it cool as much as possible
so you can say "I've been here for a REALLY long time waiting on you
guys".

Oh, and don't forget to carry a portable grinder that runs on 9v
batteries...then while you wait on the side of the road for everyone
to catch up, you can grind down pegs and sidewalls to make it look
like you were REALLY leaned into the turns...

 

or was it this one

http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/...omer driven-_-Recently Viewed-_-Category Page


...louie

 

It's easy! Just pile on several hoodies, a thick leather jacket with
tough armour, thick leather boots, a good full face HJC helmet with a
breath mask inside and plug in the PSP for tunes to keep my mind off
it.

It was a good ride up to Oklahoma. Good roads! The cold had parts of
the highway slippery where it made for sliding turns. I kept it slowed
down a slight bit and had for a good time. I don't know why there were
parts that were worse than others. In some places I couldn't grab
traction at all, then other places were just fine. I left out a little
before it warmed up, and the ride starting up there was cold...cold,
cold! I didn't make it as far as I wanted to from fear of being caught
out when it got really cold tonight.

 

It's easy! Just pile on several hoodies, a thick leather jacket with
tough armour, thick leather boots, a good full face HJC helmet with a
breath mask inside and plug in the PSP for tunes to keep my mind off
it.

It was a good ride up to Oklahoma. Good roads! The cold had parts of
the highway slippery where it made for sliding turns. I kept it slowed
down a slight bit and had for a good time. I don't know why there were
parts that were worse than others. In some places I couldn't grab
traction at all, then other places were just fine. I left out a little
before it warmed up, and the ride starting up there was cold...cold,
cold! I didn't make it as far as I wanted to from fear of being caught
out when it got really cold tonight.


you are one tough fucker is all I can say.

 

That aught to do it. I need something a little smaller