Bob Denman
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It's NOT that simple... :banghead:
As much as I'd LOVE to log some Saddle-Time in January; I'm just not going to subject the bike to the ravages brought on by the crap that they slather on our road surfaces! :gaah:
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Couldn't stand it any more!!
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As much as I'd LOVE to log some Saddle-Time in January; I'm just not going to subject the bike to the ravages brought on by the crap that they slather on our road surfaces! :gaah:
griffontamer
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Wow, hasn't moved for 7 months? What's wrong with it?
SPYDERGUY1
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I truly feel YOUR PAIN, mine has been parked since early october, go through the same Feelings every year, but just sit and wait. Do get to see it everyday tho and just smile. As you progress in life it seems to get easier. When I first got it 2008, was sure TORTURE, hope that ease's your pain. Go in the garage, open the door and start it up. LIVE THE DREAM.:banghead::yes:
Last week, the snow finally melted enough to leave a partially bare path out of the neighborhood. It was fun to slip and slide over the remaining snow patches to get to some clear roads. Only rode 50mi round trip, but it was worth it. Then it snowed another 8" and I'm snowbound again. :banghead: Not even next week's predicted temps in the 50's will melt enough to get the bikes out. Maybe I'll have to ride down the sidewalk to the corner, since the HOA requires them to be shoveled.
