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Not to rub it in but...
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Bob Denman
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I guess it's not bragging, if you can back it up... :congrats:I'll get to run some errands on my Spyder today also... but we'll be 20 degrees cooler than you!
LateLifeCrisis
New member
Ahhhhhhhhhhhh!!!
:lecturef_smilie: So NOT fair - but do think of us little people as you're ryding along......
:lecturef_smilie: So NOT fair - but do think of us little people as you're ryding along......
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Well...I guess I have been rubbed. But when I get started, I will be enjoying those mail box runs every day that turn into great 100 mile rides. And, I have killer scenery to go with it. Retirement can be pretty good.
The signature pictures below are from daily rides. :yes::yes:
The signature pictures below are from daily rides. :yes::yes:
Cruising RT
New member
I totally Agree! Added extra miles to the bike today, super nice.
Trbayth
Active member
Mid 70's here in Northern New Jersey. Threw a couple of pounds in the tires, topped off the coolant, and she fired up on the first try. Couldn't go out until after my last meeting of the day but I put about 100 miles on it today. Broke 17K total. There were a ton of bikes out and about today plus I ran into (not literally) a blue RS in Sussex county.
Bob Denman
New member
Did you take a ride up to Chuck's, to see what he was up to? :dontknow: :thumbup:
Trbayth
Active member
Funny you mention that Bob. Early in the week the forecast for today looked really good so I was going to burn one of my floating holidays, take the day off, and come up to see you! nojoke
Then the forecast changed to rain today so I said the heck with it and scheduled two afternoon meetings (I usually work from home on Fridays.)
Then the forecast changed again but I couldn't cancel my meetings :gaah:
I ran up Route 23 to High Point and back. Started getting chilly when the sun went down.
Bob Denman
New member
Did you eat in Elias Cole's? :2thumbs:
We watched the Sun and Clouds play some serious "Tag" today...
I felt comfortable staying local, but wouldn't have ventured far out of Town, even if the opportunity had presented itself! nojoke
We watched the Sun and Clouds play some serious "Tag" today...
I felt comfortable staying local, but wouldn't have ventured far out of Town, even if the opportunity had presented itself! nojoke
Trbayth
Active member
Nope. Didn't get out until 3:30. But I did ride by it.
CapeSpyder
New member
Rode to work on Cape Cod 45 in the am but 65 for the ryde home was wonderful
:clap::riding:
:clap::riding:
UCLA F3S
New member
The wife was miffed that she couldn't ride Gipsy Danger this weekend. We have a standing agreement that she is more than welcome to ride to church every Sunday and I'll take the baby in the Forester. Tehachapi randomly got an inch of snow on Saturday night, though :banghead:
I told her that I would be more than happy to ride Gipsy to work for her just to rack up some more miles, to which she responded, "Hey! You have your OWN Spyder!" :roflblack:
I told her that I would be more than happy to ride Gipsy to work for her just to rack up some more miles, to which she responded, "Hey! You have your OWN Spyder!" :roflblack:
