Throw a mini rod and reel on the back of your bike. Apparently is A ok to go fishing according to the rules I read and posted above.
This past Thursday, some friends rode out to the Palms Springs area on the backroads from LA about 250 miles round trip. I needed to pick up a pair of CB1100 wheels in the area, so decided to tag along on my V-Strom (big luggage rack). It was led by a retired firefighter, who had said we were going to social-distance.
At the first stop, these guys, all in their 50s-70s took their helmets off and were chatting up close like it was last year. I had my mask, offered a new one to one of them, and he took it, said thanks, said they weren't mandatory until tomorrow, and put it in his pocket.
Since there would be a lunch stop later on, and they weren't likely to get wiser in the interim, I decided to leave the idiots behind and went off by myself.
You can not protect people against themselves.
Singapore was doing really well, 20 cases/day, then 965/day.
Problem is about 75% of carriers are a-symptomatic but spread really well and those are hard to detect.
One slips through the net, touches a handrail somewhere and a week later you have something out of control.
It takes anywhere from 4 to 12 days to show symptoms.
(04-19-2020, 06:27 AM)max_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Singapore was doing really well, 20 cases/day, then 965/day.
Problem is about 75% of carriers are a-symptomatic but spread really well and those are hard to detect.
One slips through the net, touches a handrail somewhere and a week later you have something out of control.
It takes anywhere from 4 to 12 days to show symptoms.
Yep. Been seeing some news clips about "second waves."
(04-19-2020, 03:59 AM)pekingduck_imp Wrote: [ -> ]This past Thursday, some friends rode out to the Palms Springs area on the backroads from LA about 250 miles round trip. I needed to pick up a pair of CB1100 wheels in the area, so decided to tag along on my V-Strom (big luggage rack). It was led by a retired firefighter, who had said we were going to social-distance.
At the first stop, these guys, all in their 50s-70s took their helmets off and were chatting up close like it was last year. I had my mask, offered a new one to one of them, and he took it, said thanks, said they weren't mandatory until tomorrow, and put it in his pocket.
Since there would be a lunch stop later on, and they weren't likely to get wiser in the interim, I decided to leave the idiots behind and went off by myself.
Did you also buy the black front fender by chance?
(04-19-2020, 06:42 AM)DAC_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (04-19-2020, 06:27 AM)max_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Singapore was doing really well, 20 cases/day, then 965/day.
Problem is about 75% of carriers are a-symptomatic but spread really well and those are hard to detect.
One slips through the net, touches a handrail somewhere and a week later you have something out of control.
It takes anywhere from 4 to 12 days to show symptoms.
Yep. Been seeing some news clips about "second waves."
Yep. Been seeing some news clips about "second waves." Hi, here in Texas the "not thinking too well" Governor wants to open up our state. I only hope and pray, this pandemic does not follow what happened in the Spanish Flu of over a century ago. And that is start to rise sharply when people think its over and get together again. I do not believe we have even hit the top of the J shape curve for exponential growth pandemics usually follow. I know down in South Texas they are not testing enough. This comes from many people first hand and myself when I tried after I got sick last month. It is scary. Right now I am going goofy from not working and will not go back to school until this August, I hope. Schools are shut down, but we are still trying to help the students. Too little by my book. The rains stopped today, so I am going riding here in a little bit. It is the only activity I can do now that takes the clouds out of my head.
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Did you also buy the black front fender by chance?
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no fender
I don't think it will ever be over until there's a vaccine to it. Anywhere in the world, once open up the cases will pop up again. I believe the problem lies with certain patients whom are asymptomatic and become carrier of the virus when they them self are unaware. The only way we can fight it now is to maintain social distancing and avoid any gathering/crowd. Keep proper hygiene and keep washing/ disinfect our hand once touch on any public surface.
And most Important of All, keep strangers away from Touching our beloved bike...
(04-19-2020, 07:10 AM)michael1954_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (04-19-2020, 06:42 AM)DAC_imp Wrote: [ -> ] (04-19-2020, 06:27 AM)max_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Singapore was doing really well, 20 cases/day, then 965/day.
Problem is about 75% of carriers are a-symptomatic but spread really well and those are hard to detect.
One slips through the net, touches a handrail somewhere and a week later you have something out of control.
It takes anywhere from 4 to 12 days to show symptoms.
Yep. Been seeing some news clips about "second waves."
Yep. Been seeing some news clips about "second waves." Hi, here in Texas the "not thinking too well" Governor wants to open up our state. I only hope and pray, this pandemic does not follow what happened in the Spanish Flu of over a century ago. And that is start to rise sharply when people think its over and get together again. I do not believe we have even hit the top of the J shape curve for exponential growth pandemics usually follow. I know down in South Texas they are not testing enough. This comes from many people first hand and myself when I tried after I got sick last month. It is scary. Right now I am going goofy from not working and will not go back to school until this August, I hope. Schools are shut down, but we are still trying to help the students. Too little by my book. The rains stopped today, so I am going riding here in a little bit. It is the only activity I can do now that takes the clouds out of my head.
Riding a motorbike is a good option to ease a worried mind concerned Corona, if your state alllows it for private purpose and enjoyment. No one knows when we will come out of the pandemie and how. Not in Germany or elsewhere. A lot of "specialists" have some ideas. Not more than this. And there are trillions of people whishing back a normal life worldwide. A conflict that will not easily been solved in the near future, I guess and try to deal with the run of the cards. They are not so good these days.
Stay hopeful and be careful! Always be careful and awake. Riding a motorbike needs awakness. Otherwise it can go wrong. So motorbike riding is very helpful to it.
I ride al lot.
Wisedrum