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I'm always extra careful at the beginning of the riding season. Around here they sometimes use sand on the roads in the winter, and even after the snow is gone that sand can hang around for quite a while. DGXSER found that out the hard way when he totalled Thunderstruck about six years ago. It can make the twisties mighty slippery. JAT
I think I have a loose screw behind the handlebars.
They use sand here as well in the rare times it freezes. Does make for some interesting riding at times.
Luckily, our winter was pretty well nonexistent.
81 here and sunny now.
Sending you warm thoughts until you get the real thing.
81 SH SomethingSpecial 81 frame, 80 tank and side covers, 79 tail light and carbs, 78 engine, 750 final drive mod, Geezer rec/reg, 140 mains, LH wheels
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79 SF MEAUQABEAUXS 81SHNor'eastah (Old Red) 80 LGBlack Magic 78 EStandard Practice
James 3:17
If I can make at least one person smile, or pee their pants a little, or maybe spit out their drink; then my day is not wasted.
No riding yet. She's all ready to go except oil change. Oil and filters ready. My MSF class isn't till end of April so can't ride till May 2nd by myself.
81 SH SomethingSpecial 81 frame, 80 tank and side covers, 79 tail light and carbs, 78 engine, 750 final drive mod, Geezer rec/reg, 140 mains, LH wheels
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79 SF MEAUQABEAUXS 81SHNor'eastah (Old Red) 80 LGBlack Magic 78 EStandard Practice
James 3:17
If I can make at least one person smile, or pee their pants a little, or maybe spit out their drink; then my day is not wasted.
Reminds me of what they used to say in Jump School - "Stay alert, stay alive."
I couldn't agree with you more. I stay as far away from the cages as I can get. I never ride in their blind spot, and I pay particular attention to cages up ahead that are setting up to turn left in front of me, or the ones that are preparing to come out of a side street to cut me off. I'm always looking for my "outs" 'cause they WILL do it.
I think I have a loose screw behind the handlebars.
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