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    Guarding one's daughters

    A recent thread segued into the perils of raising teenage daughters, especially of how to guard them from teenage boys.
    Today's paper had an article about 14 year old motorcycle racer Tracey Nesbitt:-
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sV_8ZUQ6z2Y
    Now I'm in two minds, would I have worried more about my own daughters riding pillion behind some teenager or about them riding race bikes?
    Fred Hill, S'toon
    XS11SG with Spirit of America sidecar
    "The Flying Pumpkin"
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    At least with racing you'll be sure they have all needed safety gear and an ambulance close by...
    Fast, Cheap, Reliable... Pick any two

    '78E original owner - resto project
    '78E ???? owner - Modder project FJ forks, 4-piston calipers F/R, 160/80-16 rear tire
    '82 XJ rebuild project
    '80SG restified, red SOLD
    '79F parts...
    '81H more parts...

    Other current bikes:
    '93 XL1200 Anniversary Sportster 85RWHP
    '86 XL883/1200 Chopper
    '82 XL1000 w/1450cc Buell, Baker 6-speed, in-progress project
    Cage: '13 Mustang GT/CS with a few 'custom' touches
    Yep, can't leave nuthin' alone...

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      Fred,
      Don't know about racing but my daughter used to shoot unlimited handgun competition with me and I noticed that the young guys tended to walk real easy around her after they saw her shoot!
      The Old Tamer
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      1979 XS1100SF (The Fire Dragon)
      1982 650 Maxim (The Little Dragon)
      another '82 650 Maxim (Parts Dragon)
      1981 XS1100SH (The Black Dragon)

      If there are more than three bolts holding it on there, it is most likely a very important part!

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