Interesting Sighting

[Gone in 60]

Have to admit, I partied a little too hard Saturday night with some friends, and my head just wasn't right Sunday morning to make the hour-long ride to the museum. So, when I was walking back to my car, rather than my CB, I noticed something very interesting in the motorycle parking area.

The Argentina license plate caught my eye. I couldn't I.D. the bike, as I had never seen anything like it, but looking up the NV200, it's a Bajaj. It definitely looked like it had made the ride to California, as a lot of it was held together with duct and electrical tape.

I wonder if I had bumped into the owner at some point during the day. Must have been someone visiting the museum.

[Nachodaddy]

Well, that is interesting.

[the Ferret]

Yea it is. Heavily decked out for a 200.

[GoldOxide_imp]

Made the trip on a single tank?

[Cormanus]

Made the (return) trip on a single tank?

[tommymck]

About a month ago I saw a motorcycle in the parking lot of a govt agency I was visiting with QLD on the top of its plate. I'm not sure Cormanus, but I think that's Queensland? I'd have taken a picture, but that's frowned upon at that particular location. The plate was small-ish, about the size of US plates.

[Cormanus]

Sounds right, tommymck. Like this?

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[tommymck]

That looked like it. Come to think of it, the bike looks like the bike also. You sure you don't work for the NSA Cormanus?

[Cormanus]

I’m not at liberty to say.

[Gone in 60]

So, it can be inferred that Cormanus might be working with the U.S. Government on a secret mission of some sort.
I look forward to his tell-all memoirs hitting the shelves at airport bookstores some time in the near future.