Rogue Hawk
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Any chance to ride it taken:doorag:
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Bob Denman
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:roflblack: :clap: :2thumbs:
:shocked: But he never washed his hands... :barf:
:shocked: But he never washed his hands... :barf:
oldguyinTX
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Kina off topic, but back in 1976 I took a trip from Austin to Stone Mountain GA on my '76 Honda 750 Super Sport for a family reunion. I stayed one night at a mom & pop motel in Mobile. I parked my bike in the room and no one was the wiser.
oldguyinTX
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Refer to joke thread. (I'm posting it now.)
Bob Denman
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:thumbup:
Bob Denman
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We once pulled a Polaris Indy 500 snowmobile into a Motel room in Rangely, Maine, and changed a seized front axle bearing.
Bob Denman
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So it made perfect economic sense; to share the room! :thumbup:
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Joe T.
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Chu,
I have always wanted to go to Brazil, and I assume that is where you were referring with the 'Amazon' comment. When I was young, I wanted to go to Ipanema (I can't image why?!?!?!?!). Now as a senior citizen, I would like to catch a large peacock bass in the amazon. Amazing what AGE will do to a guy - - -
Joe T.
Bob Denman
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RinconRyder
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Wifey just got back from a two week trip to Brazil. Said the food was fantastic, weather was OK (humidity high but not temps) and people were great. She even did some parasailing from the top of the mountain in Rio. Reminds me.....I need to update her life insurance.
ARtraveler
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I thought I was hard core. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:
I did the same thing with my '80 Honda 750F in Coeur De Laine, Idaho and one other hotel in Oregon on the coast. Hotel managers get pretty PI**** when you and the boys get a block of ground level rooms and five rooms have bikes in them! Mac:roflblack::roflblack:
Chupaca
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The best one....
While living in Texas I had a MMRS (mobile motorcycle repair shop) and got a call to do a top end job on a suzuki 400 one lunger. When I arrived I found it in the upstairs apartment. They said just do it in the livingroom. When I was done they fired it up and rode it down the stairs...:yikes: did I mention it had a D&D pipe..:yikes: needless to say I got my money and left in a hurry as the tenants came out from everywhere...
While living in Texas I had a MMRS (mobile motorcycle repair shop) and got a call to do a top end job on a suzuki 400 one lunger. When I arrived I found it in the upstairs apartment. They said just do it in the livingroom. When I was done they fired it up and rode it down the stairs...:yikes: did I mention it had a D&D pipe..:yikes: needless to say I got my money and left in a hurry as the tenants came out from everywhere...
Chupaca
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The best one....
While living in Texas I had a MMRS (mobile motorcycle repair shop) and got a call to do a top end job on a suzuki 400 one lunger. When I arrived I found it in the upstairs apartment. They said just do it in the livingroom. When I was done they fired it up and rode it down the stairs...:yikes: did I mention it had a D&D pipe..:yikes: needless to say I got my money and left in a hurry as the tenants came out from everywhere...
While living in Texas I had a MMRS (mobile motorcycle repair shop) and got a call to do a top end job on a suzuki 400 one lunger. When I arrived I found it in the upstairs apartment. They said just do it in the livingroom. When I was done they fired it up and rode it down the stairs...:yikes: did I mention it had a D&D pipe..:yikes: needless to say I got my money and left in a hurry as the tenants came out from everywhere...
bcer960
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While the vid is tongue/n/cheek, I did see a similar thing is real life. I was a journeyman carpenter for over 20 years. While I was building a horse riding arena in to outskirts of town, everyday at lunch the neighbor would fire up his airplane ( don't know much about about planes, but cessna type) drive it down his driveway, which was about 1/4 mile long, and get the mail from the mailbox. Then turn the plane around, and go back to his house.
Ray
Ray
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R.I.P. Dwayne
When I first moved to Indiana in 1972 I lived in an apartment. My new bike, a 1973 Honda 350 Scrambler spent the winter months in the hallway just inside the front door. No garage. :yes:
Rogue Hawk
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I used to keep my bike in the living room.... :dontknow: Ok, well, I never started it inside....
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