Add to my bike-100 mile tow!

Cost me just $22.50 for the riding season. I have aaa on my car now, later on in a week the bike tow works for a 100 miles. So I can crash and dented up and get put on a flat truck and back ion many pieces then just glue back:bluesbros:

 

$22.50 would have been your fuel bill for the bike for the year wouldn't it?

 

my vfr is a work of art

 

An installation piece obviously.

 

And your a work of a moron...
Useless

 

Ba ba do do boo:banana:

 

Oddly enough, this is probably your most intelligent post on this forum.

 

I wonder how much $$ sow's vfr would be willing to pay to be towed 100 miles away from sow.

 

SOW wouldn't have so much trouble with his toes if he'd just stop walking around in cat shit.

 

Got ta give puss n boots props for planning ahead knowing that next time there will be no harley dudes to pick his bike off of him AGAIN.

 

Hey you never know what s going to happen, I stay within 100 years and break down- run out gas nail in tire, too tired to ride-I get me and bike towed back to ride again, I can do that 4 times:biggrin-new:

 

You stay within 100 years of what? Too tired to ride? I've been reading your replies and I hope you're kidding. Duccmann-he dropped his bike on him and some dudes on Harley's had to help it off of him? I think we need a SOW story thread. This is very intriguing.

 

the vfr is not a easy bike to ride, but I am fairly good now and don't fall over like I use too:tsk:

 

What makes it not easy to ride? I find the VFR one of the easiest bikes to ride and I come from a background of larger bikes.

 

tips over really easy with full tank of gas

 

Interesting. Never had that problem. How tall are you? With the seat all the way down, can you plant your feet on the ground firmly?

 

Don't.....just don't ask it any questions.

 

Asking some people questions and reading their answers sometimes can only have the effect of making you less blessed with quality intelligence.

 

The guy is high, or challenged...probably both.

 

http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2012/03/how-your-cat-is-making-you-crazy/308873/