Don't ride with strangers

[Katman]

Dunno, kind of sounds like a game a psycho female would play TBH.....

How did it work out?

[FJRider]

How did it work out?

A woman invented the game .... A woman would be playing the game.


What could possibly go wrong .. ???

[The End]

Bosslady, you have a tremenedous ability to start a thread and end up with it being 30+ pages long.

Well done.

If you're still keen for that drink Saturday night, I'll take you up on the offer. No rides with strangers though.

[Edbear]

As my great uncle (ex RAF) often quoted "there are old pilots and bold pilots, but never old bold pilots"- must of worked for him, as he died a very old man. Methinks it applies on two wheels as well

As others have said, just ride your ride; and remember that 50% of what you read on KB is bollocks...it's just hard working out what 50%.


Sent from.......forget it, I can't think of anything creative or mildly amusing anyway.....

Eh? Only 50%?

[bosslady]

Bosslady, you have a tremenedous ability to start a thread and end up with it being 30+ pages long.

Well done.

If you're still keen for that drink Saturday night, I'll take you up on the offer. No rides with strangers though.

What did I say or agree to that I clearly do not remember? Ill be in Taupo - fool! :-P

[Karl08]

Eh? Only 50%?

Trying to optimistic......can't blame me for trying

[Tigadee]

Is that how your Wife treats you?

I meant WORK, doofus!

Wife is "Labour of love"...

[huff3r]

I meant WORK, doofus!

Wife is "Labour of love"...

Keyword: Labour

[Tigadee]

Keyword: Labour

You leave Helen Clark outta this!

[Berries]

You leave Helen Clark outta this!

He said women.

[TheTengTheory]

He said women.

You get points just for that

[Tigadee]

He said women.

[Brett]

Chalk it up to experience, it was night ride after all and riding in the dark on such a beautiful nights of late is no big thing, even if it is your first time.
I take it, had it been in daylight hours it wouldn't be such an issue?
Hope you had the visor thing sorted?

Hell yeah, I still remember the first twisty, country night ride that I did. Scared the shit out of me, never really got over the 100kph mark, and even then it was a decent straight. (And I'm not exactly risk averse.) headlight on a ZXR250 was shit, every on coming car around corners appeared to want to take me out...I felt out of my depth. But, things change, people develop skills and life goes on.

[Maha]

Hell yeah, I still remember the first twisty, country night ride that I did. Scared the shit out of me, never really got over the 100kph mark, and even then it was a decent straight. (And I'm not exactly risk averse.) headlight on a ZXR250 was shit, every on coming car around corners appeared to want to take me out...I felt out of my depth. But, things change, people develop skills and life goes on.

Night riding is pretty cool, I love it, and the weather is like this, can't beat it.
My first night ride experience was...
First time at night, first time at night in the rain, second or third time with a pillion and I had a tinted visor, we were an hour and ten minutes from home.
Lucky for for me I knew the road really well.

[Brett]

Night riding is pretty cool, I love it, and the weather is like this, can't beat it.
My first night ride experience was...
First time at night, first time at night in the rain, second or third time with a pillion and I had a tinted visor, we were an hour and ten minutes from home.
Lucky for for me I knew the road really well.

I love it NOW. A lot actually...but pretty intimidating that first time (third or fourth time ever riding a motorbike...before I even got my L plates). I don't enjoy wet night rides much, unless I have super effective wet weather gear. But that's just 'cause I hate getting wet