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Just about made closure I think
Blandford, Dorset, UK
I enjoyed all of the bridge pictures!
Today is a better day with ice packs wrapped around the swelling. Thank all of you for your supportive comments. I will ride again!
Glad you are in good spirits! That's one sad story! Hope you can get out for the next challenge.
Sad looking at your bike 305 but your free to do custom work now.
glad you were not hurt very bad also .
Good point use2b...1st mod my family recommended is spoked training wheels!
Actually, I had to get a loan to buy the bike (my wife would not let me spend our house remodeling money). I like the way my standard CB11 looks as stock. Any custom work I would prefer such as sliver rims, other than back engine, etc. is just not that important to me. I just want to keep her shiny and ride it, hopefully upright on the two wheels.
One mod I may go for is to have my stainless header pipes coated by a place like "Jet-Hot High Performance Coatings".
Again, I would like to thank everyone for their kind words. I should be ready to ride again even before by CB11 is fixed. If necessary, I will put the cleaned/rebuilt carbs back on the CB77 and ride that.
suhawk, that polished finish on the header pipes looks well-worth it and especially nice matching all the shiny parts on the stock bike - here's hoping you get her fixed quickly!
Here are my final two submissions for this month's challenge. One is a little bridge on one of my favorite trails:
The other is a new modular stainless steel pedestrian bridge that's part of the Jeffrey Open Space Trail. It has inset lighting that can be programmed to different colors.
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That's the winner in my book . Bridge and bike!
Wisedrum, where ya at?
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