what did you do to your vfr today?

Glad it can all be fixed. The thief's karma is destroyed. ; )

 

Your purdy bike just looks outta place (in the right way) with all those hogs. :triumphant:

 

Well, I purged. It all came out. Paying attention is the only reason I'm not in the hospital or worse right now. At least I know my reaction time is still good.....

AM, we HAVE to know about your high beam switch / issue and how it turns out. The suspense is killing us, LOL!!

 

Took the little red scooter for a 220km ride through the country side for breakfast at sunny Toodyay.
Performed perfectly of course, and a pure joy to ride.

 

Group rides scare me a bit.
Too many things can go wrong, and there are riders who lack skills and a real understanding of the way to be safe around other bikes on the road.

My son found that out the hard way a couple of weeks ago.
Goodbye Ninja 250

 

^ Sheit, hope he is ok. whew!! Thats just nasty. Yea DA Soory to say it happens, one needs to be on there A game for sure, LOL I was just looking at an M43 glock ?? a bit to small but then thats the idea. I've only lost my cool once that got me off my bike, but boy i was a wake up call to them. I had to pound not tap on their window yelling, didn't you see me or where you just to into your thing to notice..... anything if I'd been a truck be a different story for them SMH I tell ya it's nutz out there.

 

The scary thing is blasting them which believe me I've had my share of doing, is that they may have a gun and felt threatened---- BANG
I just recently came to the conclusion that getting pissed will not solve anything for you other then venting--- I have a new song that I just start singing--- It's titled
JUST ANOTHER DICKHEAD----try it and SYH
OH, still won't watch the video----
Lessons be learned fer sure by everyone's remarks.
RIDE SAFE


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Damn, dude. I hope he's OK ...

 

To have the front end forks bent like that looks like he hit the guardrail.
Hopefully that's him standing there and he's not to bad off

Hate when I don't proof read while working
Front end forks DAH

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Driftingalong, I know what you mean. A few years back a old guy in a convertible vette did the same thing and I reacted like you did. But, when I came up to the car yelling at the stop light "HE" Pulled out a handgun on me. I just backed up slowly and let him go That was the last time I did that. I have a few guns myself and I do not have a carry- concealed permit, but I go both ways on this. I don't think things would have turned out so good for either of us if I had (one dead or both or in jail for the other). You only pull out a gun to use it! I Thank God he did not. Take care.

 

Well today I got Jeni out for a nice cloudy day. I felt like shit and a ride always helps no matter what. I also did not do the pipe install. But I did do this!

Beer Run!

 

Wow! I would have shit my pants if someone pulled a gun on me ... thank goodness he didn't use it!

 

Bubba, I lived there 5 years and it always snowed around Halloween
WTH


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The photo was from his phone, he took that picture.

Actually he hit a Yukon head-on. Both vehicles had panic brake slowed enough that the total speed differential had to be less than 25.
Still, it was one hell of an impact. He bent a brand-new right clip-on forward 10 degrees, and snapped the left one off. The police officer
that responded could not believe that he did not require an ambulance ride.

Yes, three weeks now, and the doctors tell him that it may be several more months before the effects of deep bruising abate completely.

The group he was riding with had slowed abruptly around a blind curve. His error was to assume that they were maintaining the same speed
as they had been during the ride. Instead of taking a couple of them out, he crossed the center line. Unfortunately the opposing lane was
soon occupied by the Yukon. If he'd laid down and gone under it, or chosen the guard rail, he might just now be getting out of the hospital.

We are all thankful that the best outcome possible from the collision was the actual result.

 

Tell him to hang in there ... it took me nearly a year before I started feeling normal again after my collision last year.

 

Thank God for Guardian angels


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