Hayabuser
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Do they still allow stereotypical racism in Canada?Someone would be staging a protest here....
The cook's not chasing a cat so no foul.
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anyone go for a ride today? Pics?
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The cook's not chasing a cat so no foul.
Hayabuser
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Left fairly early this morning on the Tiller to take advantage of the, er, ah, what's it called again? Oh yeah, the sun! 
Later this afternoon, I popped by Island BMW (where I ran into Trevor and his ailing 750) and took this out for a rip...
... what a frantic, insane, hysterical machine! The Arrow pipe screaming at redline, banging up gears through the quickshifter, grabbing a handful of ABS when I spotted a cop... MANIC! I'm too old for this kind of lunacy... best to stick with my dinosaurs. :disturbed:
Later this afternoon, I popped by Island BMW (where I ran into Trevor and his ailing 750) and took this out for a rip...
... what a frantic, insane, hysterical machine! The Arrow pipe screaming at redline, banging up gears through the quickshifter, grabbing a handful of ABS when I spotted a cop... MANIC! I'm too old for this kind of lunacy... best to stick with my dinosaurs. :disturbed:
Was in Negril Jamaica last week. This is my ride. Chinese 250cc trail bike. Good tires,chain,brakes,clutch and never crashed. The steering head bearings were another story. In the amount of time it took me to explain how to adjust them,I could have had it done. In 3 days of back country road driving I used a 1/2 tank of gas! Very easy on fuel. Felt good to get wind in my face !
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Back to the bike today. The last ride on the SV650 before it goes off to a new home. What next?
Maybe a Gen II FZ1? I know where to get one for a good deal!
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trlsrider
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My 49th ride this year(95% off/road) of at least an hour but most 2,3,4,5 or even 6 hours out. Trials bike and 4Tricks time,but 68 Honda Cub goes longest tours of Moab. Sucks to be you. If you want to see pics photobocket.com
I had to go up to Cobble Hill today to meet with some clients...it was 16 (62) and sunny today...just beautiful! So rode the beemer (nothing like getting paid to ride you bike plus milage 
) up there and was finished by noon so I rode over to Cowichan Bay for lunch. Hilary's is a favorite spot of mine, delicious cheeses...
A lovely lunch....you can see the guy by his Triumph Daytona...he sat at the table beside me...from Naniamo and had to get out for a ride...really nice guy...he's a paramedic that works in the Alberta oil patch..2 weeks on two weeks off.
Got home around 3....and took the 83 out for a little spin too....great day to be alive!!
) up there and was finished by noon so I rode over to Cowichan Bay for lunch. Hilary's is a favorite spot of mine, delicious cheeses...
A lovely lunch....you can see the guy by his Triumph Daytona...he sat at the table beside me...from Naniamo and had to get out for a ride...really nice guy...he's a paramedic that works in the Alberta oil patch..2 weeks on two weeks off.
Got home around 3....and took the 83 out for a little spin too....great day to be alive!!
Hayabuser
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Got home around 3....and took the 83 out for a little spin too....great day to be alive!!
Must have been a great ride if you needed a smoke afterwards! Next time though, don't leave your empty pack on the ground. :-\\\
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Lol....that's funny...I didn't even see that or I would have thrown it in the trash...
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fred smailes
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trev, MAN!! you're killin me!
sittin in a motel room in Kelowna
bein the good husband,,,, ya shoppin trip.
at least I get to see our granddaughter this weekend
in Coquitlam.
but yes great to be alive!
Fred
sittin in a motel room in Kelowna
bein the good husband,,,, ya shoppin trip.
at least I get to see our granddaughter this weekend
in Coquitlam.
but yes great to be alive!
Fred
Rob and I got out finally for a really good ride on our DR's today.
Nothing says Canada like breakfast a Timmies before hitting the road.
Lol....stupid gates!!
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Rob goofing around...
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Nothing says Canada like breakfast a Timmies before hitting the road.
Lol....stupid gates!!
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Rob goofing around...
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More....we got as high as 2400 feet...some snow up there but not much...
We stopped in Lake Cowichan for some grub and a beer around 4pm on the way home...
Thanks Rob!!
What a day! Hitting rain coming down the Malahat in the dark wasn't my idea of fun..especially with a tinted shield....Duh!
Buying this dual sport was when of the best motorcycle purchases I have ever made!! Broke my cherry today as I went down....lol...Total day was 275kms with about 130kms of that in the dirt...
We stopped in Lake Cowichan for some grub and a beer around 4pm on the way home...
Thanks Rob!!
What a day! Hitting rain coming down the Malahat in the dark wasn't my idea of fun..especially with a tinted shield....Duh!
Buying this dual sport was when of the best motorcycle purchases I have ever made!! Broke my cherry today as I went down....lol...Total day was 275kms with about 130kms of that in the dirt...
More....we got as high as 2400 feet...some snow up there but not much...
We stopped in Lake Cowichan for some grub and a beer around 4pm on the way home...
Thanks Rob!!
What a day! Hitting rain coming down the Malahat in the dark wasn't my idea of fun..especially with a tinted shield....Duh!
Buying this dual sport was when of the best motorcycle purchases I have ever made!! Broke my cherry today as I went down....lol...Total day was 275kms with about 130kms of that in the dirt...
Beautiful!! I need to plan more food into my rides!
Maiden ride on my re-worked ex race bike. Many,many changes. Hadnt riden it since I got it back from the dyno guy. It is Feb 28th and it was 62 degrees in Minneapolis today! Earliest ride ever. Bike carburated perfect. Pulled good from idle to red line,drive-ability perfect. Chassis tight, susp. a little stiff. Salty monk brakes work great. Overall good impression.
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This was our highest point of the day, 780 metres (2600 ft).
It's beautiful back there
and as always we learned a few things....
Fantastic day, and the bikes were flawless.
It's beautiful back there
and as always we learned a few things....
Fantastic day, and the bikes were flawless.
