Roll call and head count

[Scott DeWar]

I am here, though my first excursion on a two wheeled device since last year's acute medical event almost turned out less then desirable. But since pizza is in the oven, all is well.

 

[john112364]

I for one was very disappointed. It was the worst apocalypse ever IMO. I was hoping to get up in the morning and see frogs or meteors or body parts or something​ falling from the sky. Then at least I could blow off work, go back to bed and not have to worry about losing my job. But noooooo. Nothing! So I had to get up and go to work anyway.

Damn Mayan calendar.

 

[Scott DeWar]

Even though you can't see what was written as a rep point comment, Leif wrote that I needed a Harley.
As much as I would love to ride, I need it to be a three wheeler until I get my balance back. Fewer chances at wobbly-ness. The arms and and inner ears are still recovering!

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

I, for one, always liked the chopper trikes of the 70s- even had some Matchbox/Hot Wheels versions.

 

[Herobizkit]

I made it, in body at least. Spirit is still lost. :/

 

[Umbran]

I, for one, always liked the chopper trikes of the 70s- even had some Matchbox/Hot Wheels versions.

So, my wife has decided that she'd like to learn how to ride a motorcycle - which I am entirely cool with.

I, myself, have always been scared of the things. Riding along at highway speeds, with nothing between you and the rest of the universe - it is kind of scary to me. Then, she started looking at bikes she could get, having had some recommendations from friends who ride. And, I tell ya, some of the things Triumph puts out are just so darned cool, it is almost enough to get me to learn to ride...

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

No denying that cool factor.

However, all my bike riding buddies say something along the lines of "its just a matter of time when, not if, you'll have to lay your bike down..." which is lingo for "when, not if, you have a crash..."

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

STOOPID double post!

 

[Scott DeWar]

So, my wife has decided that she'd like to learn how to ride a motorcycle - which I am entirely cool with.

I, myself, have always been scared of the things. Riding along at highway speeds, with nothing between you and the rest of the universe - it is kind of scary to me. Then, she started looking at bikes she could get, having had some recommendations from friends who ride. And, I tell ya, some of the things Triumph puts out are just so darned cool, it is almost enough to get me to learn to ride...

wow, two double posts in a row.

any way, did you know that there were motorcycles in ancient Israel?

"King David's Triumph was heard through out the hills!"

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

any way, did you know that there were motorcycles in ancient Israel?

"King David's Triumph was heard through out the hills!"

He must have been a collector- he had some Victories as well!