the shakes!

Started by captain2207, April 23, 2009, 07:26:09 PM

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Charles S Otwell

When your going that fast your to busy to think :D.
Charles
#279
Texarkana,Tx

roboto65

Hey the CORVETTE started IT  :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Allen Rugg 
76 Jeep CJ

The adventure begins where your plans fall through.

MarylandMagnav45

#32
Most 40-50's  y/o's I've ridden with on group rides usually

A) Don't go past the speed limit
B) Wear a lot of gear (especially reflective stuff)
C) Must stop every 100 miles to eat at some crappy little restaurant off the turn pike.

You're a rare bunch if you actually push your bikes!

DC Smith

Quote from: Unlucky Dan on August 30, 2009, 11:29:21 AM
Most 40-50's I've ridden with on group rides usually

A) Don't go past the speed limit
B) Wear a lot of gear (especially reflective stuff)
C) Must stop every 100 miles to eat at some crappy little restaurant off the turn pike.

You're a rare bunch if you actually push your bikes!

UUUUUUUUUUHHHHHHHHH, might want to watch out talking about "C".  This group seems to have a hard time passing up ANY restaurant.
Dan 
MOOT #224

If you're not living on the edge, you're taking up too much room!


lragan

Yeah, we can pass anything on the road -- except a barbeque joint or pie place!!
Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
Ride to Live, Live to Ride longer Wear a Helmet

TLRam1

Quote from: Unlucky Dan on August 30, 2009, 11:29:21 AM
Most 40-50's I've ridden with on group rides usually

A) Don't go past the speed limit
B) Wear a lot of gear (especially reflective stuff)
C) Must stop every 100 miles to eat at some crappy little restaurant off the turn pike.

You're a rare bunch if you actually push your bikes!

You need to move south, you can lead and be the scout so when we come passing through we know you have all the LEO's occupied.   8-)
Terry

My mama always told me never put off till tomorrow people you can kill today.

Allen, TX.

74 GT750 - 75 GT380 – 01 Magna - 03 KX 250-01 – 04 WR 450 - 74 T500 Titan

Charles S Otwell

Don't mistake our occasionally cracking open the throttle on a long open stretch of road for reckless abandon. Most of us are almost law abiding citizens. Keep in mind that we live in Texas where you can ride for miles and miles and see nothing but miles and miles 8). Once in a while we're even known to stretch the truth, just a little :shock: my 130 mph my have actually only been 128 mph but hey it's my story and I'm sticking to it 8) 8)..
Charles
#279
Texarkana,Tx

MarylandMagnav45

Quote from: Charles S Otwell on August 30, 2009, 03:15:02 PM
Don't mistake our occasionally cracking open the throttle on a long open stretch of road for reckless abandon. Most of us are almost law abiding citizens. Keep in mind that we live in Texas where you can ride for miles and miles and see nothing but miles and miles 8). Once in a while we're even known to stretch the truth, just a little :shock: my 130 mph my have actually only been 128 mph but hey it's my story and I'm sticking to it 8) 8)..

that's true.  Maryland is a populated state.  In my region, you can't find anyplace where there's 2 miles where you can just find no one.

guywheatley

Quote from: Charles S Otwell on August 30, 2009, 03:15:02 PM
Don't mistake our occasionally cracking open the throttle on a long open stretch of road for reckless abandon. Most of us are almost law abiding citizens. Keep in mind that we live in Texas where you can ride for miles and miles and see nothing but miles and miles 8). Once in a while we're even known to stretch the truth, just a little :shock: my 130 mph my have actually only been 128 mph but hey it's my story and I'm sticking to it 8) 8)..
I could be riding on the flippin moon, and the second I hit the speed limit +10, there'd be an LEO hiding in the next crater.
I'd rather be outside than in.
Guy

lragan

Gee, Guy, maybe they just want to see their name in print in your column!!
Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
Ride to Live, Live to Ride longer Wear a Helmet

Charles S Otwell

Yeah well, Guy lives in Texas too and has also been known to stretch the truth  :D :D.
Charles
#279
Texarkana,Tx

lragan

Quote from: Charles S Otwell on August 31, 2009, 04:36:53 PM
Yeah well, Guy lives in Texas too and has also been known to stretch the truth  :D :D.

Ya think?
Lawrence
'96 Blue Austin TX
Ride to Live, Live to Ride longer Wear a Helmet

Damn Yankee

If you need to crack the throttle, feel free to open 'er up on I-696 in metro Detroit. Four lanes, no waiting. Not many LEOs, but every sooften they'll  be hiding on the entrance ramps in the concrete canyon. Lotsa curves, a few straightaways and twisties. You'll be doing 80 and be passed like you're standing still. A great way to wake up going to work at 4 in the morning.


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dgc67

QuoteYou'll be doing 80 and be passed like you're standing still.
that is my daily commute here in Houston too.

I have experienced some shakes the last 2 days.  It has only happened at low speed, when I take my right hand off the bars slowing down for a light.  I am checking the air pressure and stuff this evening as I have not ridden much in the last 6 weeks.  Weather here in Houston has been nice (cool) the last two mornings though.  FINALLY

Len Averyt

#44
QuoteYeah, we can pass anything on the road -- except a barbecue joint or pie place!!

I'll second that.. or thirds it!

QuoteMost of us are almost law abiding citizens
Not me! I'm still riding illlegal, at least for now. What a pain to get your licence.
Been riding with my permit for 3 years. :shock: i know about the changes on Texas law and I tried to go legal but you couldn't buy an appointment at any DPS office in a 50mile radius of my house and all MSF classes are now booked a month in advance.
3 years of riding and 20K+ miles and I still need to to do a "basic" course. lol. just my luck!
I'll be sitting in a class with a bunch of folks listening to " This is a throttle, This a brake, a motorcycle has to lean"  :lol:
Once you go dark you dont want to park!
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