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Actually it starts for me on friday
Hey Wayne, you have an apx distance for the saturday ride? Need to plan my "provisions" list.
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About 197 - 200 miles, est. time 7 hours (this is including a 1 hour lunch break and gas stops).
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The best alarm clock is sunshine on chrome.Comment
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Remember, we XS riders get "dead butt" syndrome quicker than you luxo-rig riders. Also, my kidneys will not out run my gas tank any more.
When a 10 isn't enough, get a 11. 80g HardbaggerComment
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Thats why its a 200 mile ride and not a 700.
I have always found that a couple of Alieve (or pain reliever of your choice) with breakfast before the ride helps stop the monkey butt.
I am always flexible, if we get behind schedule we can always improvise.[b][size=4][font=times][color=#BD0062]Wayne[/color][/font][/size][/b]
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The best alarm clock is sunshine on chrome.Comment
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Cure for Monkey Butt!
Since I am on a "special," I get to decide when we stop.
Well, actually, Scorpion decides as she only has a 3.5 gallon tank and my range is about 88 miles before she is sniffin' for go juice!
And at the speeds you crazies run, I burn it even faster! That's why I like riding with you folks.
Love of food and bikes, you can't get much better people than that in my book. Can't wait to ride with, as my momma calls us, " the biker gang."
See everyone Saturday morning at my health club, also know as IHOP!
greg
Gone but never Forgotten:
1980 XS11SG - "Scorpion"
Current:
2006 Yamaha FJR1300A - "Orion"
2007 Honda CBR600RR - "Twitch"
"Life is not a journey to the grave, with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body; but rather to skid on broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming:
WOW - What a ride!Comment
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Not a problem. We will top off the tanks in Freeport, about 40 miles from Galveston, because after that the next decent gas stop isnt until Bay City, about 100 miles into the trip.
I don't want a repeat of last fall, when we were scrambling for fuel and there was none to be found.[b][size=4][font=times][color=#BD0062]Wayne[/color][/font][/size][/b]
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The best alarm clock is sunshine on chrome.Comment
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Sancha is as ready as she is going to be ....
SWMBO and In-Laws are ready to head to the coast .......
Took Friday off ........
Shined (or covered with rattle can paint) what I could ....
My check list is done!
Sounds like a Master Card commercial....
Used Yamaha XS1100 ......... $700.00
Carbs to get her running again ....... $300.00
Tires, tubes, filters and other parts .... $400.00
Riding her to the TeXSive Spring Rally '06..... Priceless!
HHHMMmmmm Maybe I'll sent that in to Master Card people.....
BTW: When you see her Saturday, remember that compared to 4 months ago, she looks great! and runs ....
"DuctTape"
- XS1100E (Project: Has a long way to go)
- 2008 Honda Goldwing GL1800P
Two Lane Road Riders Association
Southern Cruisers
TMRA, TxCOC, etc....Comment
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Fuel wasn't the only thing we were scrambing for!!! I am really looking foward to this cruise. Maybe we can keep in in the 75-80mph range, just in case I/we see a senic place to "stop and smell the roses".
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With the po'police the way they are down that way, we will be keeping it pretty close to speed limits. (well, most of the time anywayOriginally posted by webbcraft2150
Fuel wasn't the only thing we were scrambing for!!! I am really looking foward to this cruise. Maybe we can keep in in the 75-80mph range, just in case I/we see a senic place to "stop and smell the roses".
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The best alarm clock is sunshine on chrome.Comment
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Hello everyone: I really wish I could come with Ya'll. Bad timing I guess! I'll be thinking of you and hope to see all of you again soon. My Son is starting to ride, and loves the XS as I knew he would. Ya'll ride safe and have loads of fun. Guy Taylor79 XS1100 SF & 1989 Venture Royal & 98 Valkrye
It's not the speed that will get you it's the sudden stop.Comment
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Guy, you and your son will have to come to the Hill Country in the fall. See ya soon.
Ride Safe[b][size=4][font=times][color=#BD0062]Wayne[/color][/font][/size][/b]
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The best alarm clock is sunshine on chrome.Comment
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due to circumstances beyond my controll (WORK!) we will not be coming up on friday night. So dont look for us at dinner that night.
We will, however, be there Saturday morning at Ihop, bright and early.
See ya over pancakes!
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The best alarm clock is sunshine on chrome.Comment
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That means he gets out of buying that meal. Rule #5, last minute change of plans by the wagon master means he has to.....
When a 10 isn't enough, get a 11. 80g HardbaggerComment
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What Dinner Friday night ? .... I must have missed that posting...."DuctTape"
- XS1100E (Project: Has a long way to go)
- 2008 Honda Goldwing GL1800P
Two Lane Road Riders Association
Southern Cruisers
TMRA, TxCOC, etc....Comment
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