It's December and I'm still riding? what is up.

[nt650hawk]

12-15-06

I don't care but I'll take it.

No sand on the roads nice 40 deg mornings and 50deg afternoons. What good deed have we performed to deserve this.
Don't answer if it is negative because I really don't

[Bansh]

Same here, Got out for a 2 hour jaunt yesterday. looks good again this morning!

Might get out this afternoon?

[Zorlock]

Yep, I'll take it too.

I went Christmas shopping solo last Saturday on two wheels.

Then on Sunday, Kelly and I went out on the bike again to shop for a few more last minute items on our list.

First time I've ever Christmas shopped by motorcycle.

[Currently]

I have been commuting with my SV all along ... even in the rain.

I leave work and get home between 8pm to 9pm and get some
really strange looks ... hey, I don't care, I just got this big shit-eating grin on my face and enjoying the ride.

Looks like I will be breaking 19,000 miles this year!
(I was hoping for 17k!)

Chain is only starting to complain, just got a new one from kneedraggers a couple of days ago.

Waiting for snow and ice before I change out chain, sprockets and get the suspension rebuilt.

[Doc]

I hate you guys.

I put my bike's up in late September (Tucked away in a trailer with a bunch of other storage)

I have told myself numerous time that if I take it out it will snow the next day.

I guess I will keep it tucked away and let YOU guys enjoy the weather.

[Hoss]

I was just told it's supposed to be in the 50's the day before Christmas?

[NinjaSwan]

to answer this threads question... Global Warming.

Before I had my bike I didnt like Global Warming and I loved the snow. Now that I have a bike I hate the snow and like Global warming for giving us these oppurtunites to put our insurance dollars to good use!

Rock out wit yo' cock out!!!

[katana0215]

Originally posted by NinjaSwan
to answer this threads question... Global Warming.

Before I had my bike I didnt like Global Warming and I loved the snow. Now that I have a bike I hate the snow and like Global warming for giving us these oppurtunites to put our insurance dollars to good use!

Rock out wit yo' cock out!!!

where was that global warming two years ago when it was 10 degrees for a month straight?

We will pay for this warm december, I just hope its in January and not Feb/March

[RandyO]

Originally posted by Currently
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Waiting for snow and ice before I change out chain, sprockets and get the suspension rebuilt.

suspension rebuilt? what happened to your penske & cartridge fork ?

I rode my strom to work today, protection from the elements is much better than the nekid SV, haven't got my heated grips yet, but the handguards have been enuf for the mild temps

[NinjaSwan]

Originally posted by katana0215
where was that global warming two years ago when it was 10 degrees for a month straight?

We will pay for this warm december, I just hope its in January and not Feb/March

I hear ya, it could stil dump on us. Long as it's not one of those Ice storms that causes blackouts. that bad and no fun.

oh and hey, word of advice to those reading this. Never fall alseep watching 'Earths last days' on the history channel unless your planning on having dreams about running from lava and Nuclear fallouts. Made it nice to wake up to the sun this morning!

[Currently]

Originally posted by RandyO

suspension rebuilt? what happened to your penske & cartridge fork ?

Like an engine oil change, one has to change the oil in the shock and forks in order to get optimum performance.

Me: Why the hell should I have to change oil in my shock and forks?

Peter Kates: Because oil molecules are in string form, as time goes by and these molecules go through the valves and get cut, they turn from strings to marbles. The oil loses its properties.

Me: (thinking) Duh! I change the oil in my engine for the same reason!


Going to Pete's sag and clickers class was NOT a waste of time!
I showed up 3 hours early and asked a ton of questions.

[RandyO]

Originally posted by Currently
Like an engine oil change, one has to change the oil in the shock and forks in order to get optimum performance.

Me: Why the hell should I have to change oil in my shock and forks?

Peter Kates: Because oil molecules are in string form, as time goes by and these molecules go through the valves and get cut, they turn from strings to marbles. The oil loses its properties.

Me: (thinking) Duh! I change the oil in my engine for the same reason!


Going to Pete's sag and clickers class was NOT a waste of time!
I showed up 3 hours early and asked a ton of questions.

so are you really rebuilding, or just servicing ?

[Currently]

Servicing ... oil change.

I missed out on Pete's November sale cause of my dad passing away.

Most of my immediate savings went to help with funeral expenses.
They thought they were ready but were shocked to find out they weren't.
It was the least I could do for all the things he did for me.

It will be another month or two before I got my buffer back.

[Stoneman]

Originally posted by NinjaSwan
oh and hey, word of advice to those reading this. Never fall alseep watching 'Earths last days' on the history channel unless your planning on having dreams about running from lava and Nuclear fallouts. Made it nice to wake up to the sun this morning!

Bwaaaaaaa haaaaa haaaaa!!! You too, huh?

Well, except for the waking up to sun part. Didn't see that 'til after I got to work...