racoon
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Well, that might cause a problem.
On the other side of the back wall of the garage is the laundry room and the master bath.
I've heard of Harley riders that bring their bikes inside their homes, but I'm not quite there yet.
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I've gone from ATGATT to H (just Helmet).
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On the other side of the back wall of the garage is the laundry room and the master bath.
I've heard of Harley riders that bring their bikes inside their homes, but I'm not quite there yet.
Gwolf
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Well, that might cause a problem.
On the other side of the back wall of the garage is the laundry room and the master bath.
I've heard of Harley riders that bring their bikes inside their homes, but I'm not quite there yet.
That is why you should consult a professional.
CloverHillCrawler
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I have told this story before and I'll tell it again as long as it gets through to somebody. 2 years ago I was was getting ready to leave to go to OC Bikefest and was debating about what to wear as I was going down the Coastal Highway to OC Bikefest and wanted to feel that warm breeze one last time before things started to cool off for the season and I would have to bundle up. Because it was almost 3 hours there and back I looked at the odds and decided to gear up, and I am glad that I did.
I never made it to the OC Bikefest, and instead, ended up laid out in the middle of the intersection after a car hit me from behind while stopped at a red light and ejected me over the handlebars. Thank god for my mesh armour. The only place where my skin was damaged was where the drivers backrest mount on my Corbin had compressed hard enough against my tailbone that it left a hole through the seat and my pants hitting directly against my skin and left my whole ass bruised for weeks. My helmet had to be replaced from the damage it received and it has been the second helmet I have cracked in two years from being thrown off the bike due to cager. So I just cringe when I see these Pa. riders going around with no helmet when I go up there riding.
I never made it to the OC Bikefest, and instead, ended up laid out in the middle of the intersection after a car hit me from behind while stopped at a red light and ejected me over the handlebars. Thank god for my mesh armour. The only place where my skin was damaged was where the drivers backrest mount on my Corbin had compressed hard enough against my tailbone that it left a hole through the seat and my pants hitting directly against my skin and left my whole ass bruised for weeks. My helmet had to be replaced from the damage it received and it has been the second helmet I have cracked in two years from being thrown off the bike due to cager. So I just cringe when I see these Pa. riders going around with no helmet when I go up there riding.
Lew L
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All the gear all the time....... jeans usually though. leather chaps look silly on me. But I do have a ryde to the Bay area for my 60th HS reunion coming soon so I wear them I do dread the crowded conditions of the SF Bay area. Lane splitting riders make me nervous even though I used to do it in the congested traffic there till I had some dimwit open his door in front of me
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