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no more new internal combustion engines
#21
(10-10-2021, 11:37 PM)Houtman_imp Wrote: I do not worry about the future , my future is right NOW !

Exactly John, so is mine, which I presently enjoy with both CBs
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#22
(10-10-2021, 01:04 PM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: To be practical, by the time the world adjusts motorcycles to the new era of zero-emission, most will be ridin' their CB1100s to a Sunday mornin' parking lot meet 'n' greet and coffee. Following that, it will be back home for a nap, then off to pick up some produce and Depends at the grocery store on the eScooter.

Dang the future is bright.

Doesn't sound so bad... The Depends is the only adjustment I'll need to make, and that convenience might be just the ticket!
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#23
(10-11-2021, 12:00 AM)tommymck_imp Wrote:
(10-10-2021, 01:04 PM)GoldOxide_imp Wrote: To be practical, by the time the world adjusts motorcycles to the new era of zero-emission, most will be ridin' their CB1100s to a Sunday mornin' parking lot meet 'n' greet and coffee. Following that, it will be back home for a nap, then off to pick up some produce and Depends at the grocery store on the eScooter.

Dang the future is bright.

Doesn't sound so bad... The Depends is the only adjustment I'll need to make, and that convenience might be just the ticket!

Doesn't sound so bad... The Depends is the only adjustment I'll need to make, and that convenience might be just the ticket!
Dang on. Beer
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#24
When I bought my box of depends before my prostatectomy I told the young girl behind the check out that they were for my Granddad , I do not think that she believed me.
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#25
I’ve often thought a catheter would help on long, cold, wet, highly layered riding days. Maybe Depends would be a simpler solution.
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#26
(10-11-2021, 05:01 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: I’ve often thought a catheter would help on long, cold, wet, highly layered riding days. Maybe Depends would be a simpler solution.

Certainly better than pulling out any misaligned barbs of a catheter. Undecided
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#27
Some long distance racers wear catheters. When I crewed on a Baja 1000 buggy, the drivers wore them - the EXTERNAL versions, that is. Sometimes, you just can't stop. Luckily, those of us who drove the chase trucks didn't need to take such measures.
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#28
Seems like an overkill, but I get it, it's a race and sometimes every second counts.

'14 CB1100 STD 5 speed
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#29
Back in the paper log book days before trucks were tracked via satellite, I knew a few drivers that would wear condom catheters so they could drive without stopping. One of the drivers who was coming back for time off would usually pickup a load on the East Coast and drive non-stop, except for fuel stops, all the way back to our terminal in Salt Lake so he would have an extra couple days off. That scared me a little bit I must confess.
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#30
(10-11-2021, 05:01 AM)Cormanus_imp Wrote: I’ve often thought a catheter would help on long, cold, wet, highly layered riding days. Maybe Depends would be a simpler solution.

Sires, you got a kinky sense of humor sometimes.
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