Went on a ride to a cafe. We all put our helmets and jackets down on the deck. When it was time to go - they were completely covered in ants
Was a good ride though![]()
Went on a ride to a cafe. We all put our helmets and jackets down on the deck. When it was time to go - they were completely covered in ants
Was a good ride though![]()
Not so funny hey...........a friend of mine did something similar.
Hot day we all stopped for a break, she took her jacket off and dropped it to the ground, we go to leave later she puts the jacket back on and within a minute or so she is doing this dance with the arms in the air spinning all around screaming, jacket comes off and this time chucked to the ground and she proceed to jump all over it
She did over react just a little but got the job done.
Nuts
Harder, Faster, Stronger, Smarter.................
All the thing's I'm striving for
Well M'deah - when I got my licence it was on an XS1100. There were no size limits.
The handling test involved the instructor walking beside you for 20 yards, then watching you ride around the block.
He walks outside, sees what I'm riding and says 'you can handle that?' and looks to the heavens.
First time ever riding on tarmac on my trail bike when I was 13 or 14 I got a bee inside my visor at about 90kph (very fast at the time). I spent about 300m clawing at my face with both hands before I managed to get the visor up.
A couple of months ago heading up the Rimutakas I saw movement out of the corner of my eye, a massive cockroach, about the size of an average cellphone, was walking up the handle bar. I got it off with the second punch but if that hadn't done it I probably would've had to abandon ship.
I don't like bugs.
How do those Harely riders cope I wonder?
As a well-spent day brings happy sleep, so life well used brings happy death
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