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Finally got to ride

Discussion in 'Trips N' Trails - the ride is the adventure' started by cowboy, Jan 31, 2010.

  1. cowboy

    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    Took a short ride today about 65-70 miles , went up to Houston to Renegade classice out let store , free bugers & beer & big sale stuff first time since dec 12th I've been on a ride felt real good 50 degrees out & cloudy took my grandson , bro-in-law & the guy across the street has a RK so we all went lucky there was a BBQ place in the same stripe center open & they had coffee :D, Bought a new pair of gloves hands nice & warm on the ride home the old pair must have just been to old :eek:
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    congrats on the ride!!!!!! never got above 40 here......guess livin near the coast has its advantages!!!!!!!!
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    Good to hear Cowboy. Getting out on the bike is always good therapy.

    Went out on a 128 mile ride today with a friend. Temp was 48-50 and partly cloudy. Sun breaks sure felt good. Got to say I'm loving those heat Demon's for the heated grips. I also got a thing I call a neck condom. Thick long tube that fits over your head and covers the neck, god I never leave home without that condom anymore. :D
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    Yea it does but we headed north so it cooled off real quick , when we got there I could'nt feel my fingers , so bought the new gloves & put the old one in the T pack , I bought those thinsalates(sp) 40 grams what ever that means but do know hands where a lot warmer on the ride home & the temp had droped a good bit
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    Just take it easy old timer and don't overdo it. :rolleyes:
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    Another great article, thanks.
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    Wait till Friday threw Sunday.:D

    My wife won't git home till saturday nite.

    but I bet I get her out and ride the Sled to Shepard Sunday mornin to eat breakfast.

    And I can check out my new Radio i stuck in the bike.

    Eggs, hashbrowns, bacon, pancakes,omlets, biscuits, toast.....Mmmmmm.
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    Wow Cardboard, your life sucks. :D
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    Yea that sucks - how do you keep going through all that!

    Great article Abby made me real jealous.

    How the lungs doin after your ride cowboy?
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    B pearl doing better thanks The wife did'ne even say a word , I just told her saterday what I had planned for sunday & she said ok guess she had enough of me bitchen about not riding :cussing:
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    A harley saves yet another marriage!!!:roflmao::roflmao:
    Best medicine you can buy!
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    yep they have saved this one for just shy of 37 years (march 19):cool:
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    The weather is supposed to turn nasty again sometime after midnight tonight and it's already started raining. But that's okay (for now) cause today I was able to ride the bike to work :D. Sort of chilly around 6 this morning going up the road but this eveing it was up to 39 degrees so that was tolerable. A Harley ride does the soul a world of good. For some reason things just seem better. Some folks thought it sort of funny that the bike was parked beside a big pile of snow but I just look at as a ray of sunshine and a hope for the springtime.:)
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    Glad to hear some folks are able to git out and ride.

    The rain is suppose to stop tonite. Should be cleared up by in the morin.
    If the roads are dry I'm gonna try to leave in the morin and ride to the taco joint and git a couple breakfast taco's and stop by the bank.
    Want to hear my new Radio play.:cool:
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    man this rain is getting to be :gah: can't seem to step off the drive way or sidewalk I'll sink cardboard I'll take two chrizo(sp) with eggs & potatos :D
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    cardboard Well-Known Member

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    Man Please !

    Said something about mabe if it dryed up I would ride to Livingston on the scooter in the mornin.
    Didn't hardly git it posted and it started again.

    For everybody that wants the rain.

    Wished it would rain 10 12 or 13 feet deep in Rain and not rain again till next year.
    I'm tired of it rainin all the time in Texas. Everytime I turn around its friggin rainin.
    I liked last summer when everybody was crying when is it gonna rain.
    I said I hope it don't:rant:
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    cowboy Moderator Staff Member

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    yep i to have had enough of this rain :gah: I did like last year dry & low humidity & temps in the 100 's felt like Home (NM)just came in from the front pouch smoke brake & the fog is comming in
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    My OL is in Albq as we speak, she said it snowed yesterday but didn't stick
    Snowed last nite and they had like 1" but it melted today.
    She was saying the snow looked pretty on the mountains.

    I said, she said I know you hate SNOW !

    But she likes to look at it.

    Take her behind out of the heated office and put her outside to work and lets see what she says.;)
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    Good thing you guys don't live up here.

    We have a saying here in the Pacific Northwest. "If you don't ride in the rain then you don't ride much".

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