So they didn't fix your eyes then?Originally Posted by Edbear
Too old to die
So they didn't fix your eyes then?
The best way to forget all your troubles is to wear tight underpants.
Born to be mild
Therapy comes in many different forms. Seriously, there's often a mental component to physical rehabilitation. Start it up once a week and tell anyone who complains that it has a theraputic value.
Grow older but never grow up
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So they didn't fix your eyes then?
Perzackery!
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
Moped rider
I hope you get better soon and after recovery start as your bike did with fully charged battery,Being already insane the difference is probably not too noticeable...But my mates are kind and come to visit on their bikes to remind me of what I'm missing out on...
Boy it felt soooo good! Sitting on it and blipping the throttle! Then went to the Doc this afternoon for a check-up and he said the wounds were healing up nicely!
I hope to know on the 20th when I see the surgeon for the follow-up appointment, how long I'm likely to be in the brace this time. Whatever the outcome, I know the C50T will be ready when I am!
Btw, i love boulevard, awesone bikes
Forum whore
Thanks mate! I do miss my old GSX600F, ('89 model), as it was a great play bike! The C50T though is the allrounder when I can only afford one bike. All I'd like to do is make the pillion seat more comfy for the Missus as it doesn't suit her for longer rides, she keeps slipping forward and the only way to fix it is to get it reupholstered. I have a couple of mates who can do that for me, though.I hope you get better soon and after recovery start as your bike did with fully charged battery,
Btw, i love boulevard
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
mini meeeeeee
Hmmmm, I'd have told you off too! I think a
So 8 long months of sitting gathering dust, the trusty steed fired immediately!Now I'm looking forward to getting well enough to clean it and eventually riding it again.
I'm not going to leave it another 8 months though before starting it up again!
I got told off by Mrs. Bear as I'm only three weeks out from major back surgery...is probably in order...
However, I can completely sympathise from my own experience, so the telling off wouldn't have been too harsh
Just take it easy and know she's patiently waiting for you, all raring to go when you are.
I lahk to moove eet moove eet...
Katman to steveb64
Hardcore Biker
See Ed.... there is a reason the mighty Boulevard is still lovingly at your side! You'll get there again one day, no doubt about it. Must have been lovely to hear the deep rumbley purr they put out again huh?
Despite the struggle that I have bee having with mine, I mangaed to take my MUM for a ride on it the other night. Firstly, I can't believe she said yes to it (was staying with me from out of town for a week), secondly, I can't believe I said yes to it, and thirdly, I can't believe I stayed upright at the traffic lights! As if the bikes weight wasn't enought for me? hehe but all went well, she loved it and behaved perfectly. A couple of helmet bangs during gear changes, but we had a good ride (although a wobbly one as usual), and both she and i were most impressed.
Loud and Uncouth
Pah...MY Suzuki fired up easily after sitting for over 12 YEARS....8 months indeed...So 8 long months of sitting gathering dust, the trusty steed fired immediately!
Winding up drongos, foil hat wearers and over sensitive KBers for over 14,000 posts...........
" Life is not a rehearsal, it's as happy or miserable as you want to make it"
Forum whore
I keep telling Mrs. Bear I need a good spanking...Hmmmm, I'd have told you off too! I think a
However, I can completely sympathise from my own experience, so the telling off wouldn't have been too harsh
Just take it easy and know she's patiently waiting for you, all raring to go when you are.
Goodonyer! I did offer to take my Mum for a ride last time I was down there but she wasn't feeing up to it at the time. She used to ride and it was she who encouraged me to ride. I learned on her old BSA Bantam 125!See Ed.... there is a reason the mighty Boulevard is still lovingly at your side! You'll get there again one day, no doubt about it. Must have been lovely to hear the deep rumbley purr they put out again huh?
Despite the struggle that I have bee having with mine, I mangaed to take my MUM for a ride on it the other night. Firstly, I can't believe she said yes to it (was staying with me from out of town for a week), secondly, I can't believe I said yes to it, and thirdly, I can't believe I stayed upright at the traffic lights! As if the bikes weight wasn't enought for me? hehe but all went well, she loved it and behaved perfectly. A couple of helmet bangs during gear changes, but we had a good ride (although a wobbly one as usual), and both she and i were most impressed.
Like I said, Suzuki's rock! My conscience wouldn't let me leave it that long though...
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
mini meeeeeee
Great that your mum went out on the back with you! Mine won't. She's braved a brisk (very brisk) ride with katman on the back of his katana once but won't go with me. She reckons it's nothing to do with faith or lack of in my riding ability but just that with me being a weakling in the muscle dept I wouldn't be much chop with trying to look after her in the event of an oopsie, and she hasn't got any muscles either to help me! Mind you, she is now nearing the middle years of her 70s so she probably wouldn't head out my brother either nowadays...
Despite the struggle that I have bee having with mine, I mangaed to take my MUM for a ride on it the other night. Firstly, I can't believe she said yes to it (was staying with me from out of town for a week), secondly, I can't believe I said yes to it, and thirdly, I can't believe I stayed upright at the traffic lights! As if the bikes weight wasn't enought for me? hehe but all went well, she loved it and behaved perfectly. A couple of helmet bangs during gear changes, but we had a good ride (although a wobbly one as usual), and both she and i were most impressed.
I lahk to moove eet moove eet...
Katman to steveb64
Forum whore
Yeah, my Mum's 78 now so maybe she's feeling her age a bit too.
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
Weapons of Mass Acceleration
So, Mum was a teenager when she had you then???
Forum whore
Just to clarify for the peoples.......
"Very brisk" as in very cold.
(And on a GPZ750 to be exact).
Forum whore
LOL!!! Not quite, she was actually 26 at that time... I just sound really old....
Ahah, here we were thinking she was a daredevil on pillion...
You don't get to be an old dog without learning a few tricks.
Shorai Powersports batteries are very trick!
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