What did you do on or to your other bike part 2

[pdedse]

Looks like true monkey fun! Just need an axe strapped on the bike.

 

[Frenchie]

Next time, I'll bring a chainsaw 

 

[pdedse]

Nice looking bike! Does it run ok? Any major work needed?

 

[Cormanus]

How many's that m in sc?

 

[rdprdp01]

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bikes i own? thats #15

I really should sell a few.
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Wow!! You have more inventory than some dealers!!!

 

[misterprofessionality]

So, what you're saying is, we can all bring our bikes to M in SC for expert service and repairs right?

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What I did on my Thruxton RS just yesterday was bring it home! The poor girl was exploring Tennessee and encounted a road with -- get this -- an ALGAE patch on it. Of all the things I never expected to slip and fall on, literal green algae has got to be the number one most unexpected thing. I saw the wet spot in the road and stopped the group I was riding with, figuring it might be kind of sketchy, and when I attempted to gently coast across the area, the bike went right out from under me like a bar of soap! I didn't realize what was really on the road until I got up from the fall. Some extensive cosmetic damage was done to the right side of the bike, but after a trip to the dealer and a simple insurance claim with, thankfully, no deductible, she's perfect again. You'd never know anything happened.

Rest assured....that road is NOT ON THE ITINERARY FOR AUGUST.

 

[the Ferret]

Glad you weren't hurt Mr P.

 

[Gone in 60]

Owch! Algae isn't something I plan for. Glad you and the bike are in one piece!

 

[emptysea]

Glad you're OK. Slipping on algae sounds only marginally better than slipping on a cow pie.

 

[Cormanus]

Ouch! Glad you're okay, and well done for stopping and proceeding so carefully. Could have been oh-so-ugly otherwise.

 

[The A-man]

Bummer Mr P, but glad you weren't hurt. I just hope they were able to bring her back to pristine condition.

 

[misterprofessionality]

Yep! Its completely perfect. It was an easy insurance claim after all.

And yes, if i had hit that at speed it would have been me, Cytocatlady, and the person we were with all busted up.

 

[alprider]

on the way to the night shift



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[rdprdp01]

on the way to the night shift

There is something truly majestic and beautiful about a wheat field.Your motorcycle fits in nicely. I guess the country boy in me is ready to go home.

 

[rickcb]

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3rd_Gear_Steve (on his CB1100), SneakyFast (on her CBR500R) and me (on my NC750X) rode a 200 mile loop to southeast Ohio, stopping for a photo at the Big Muskie Bucket.

 

[the Ferret]

3rd_Gear_Steve (on his CB1100), SneakyFast (on her CBR500R) and me (on my NC750X) rode a 200 mile loop to southeast Ohio, stopping for a photo at the Big Muskie Bucket.

I was just up there on my NC a couple of weeks ago

 

[peterbaron]

Wow, rickb and Ferret, you guys like BIG toys   

 

[Mtneers]

Put a few miles on the ‘74 CB450….

 

[Gone in 60]

Rode the Enfield to the office yesterday. Tried to game the fuel consumption to end up back at home with as empty a tank as possible. She just rolled 6000 miles, so it's time for a valve check. Simple task with screw lash adjusters, but an empty tank is a light tank.

This ain't no Honda, so I will keep up with the valve check schedule, even though she's running sweet. With the front sprocket change, 70-75 mph seems like a happy spot for this plucky little bike.

 

[Nachodaddy]

3rd_Gear_Steve (on his CB1100), SneakyFast (on her CBR500R) and me (on my NC750X) rode a 200 mile loop to southeast Ohio, stopping for a photo at the Big Muskie Bucket.

I was just up there on my NC a couple of weeks ago

This reminds me of a punch-line to a joke that goes, "But did you see the JAWS on that thing?" 
Can't remember the rest of the joke though. Probably best.