FL Crew Coffee House/BS Thread
#41
03-02-2016, 11:55 AM
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Good one. Wonder how many really got that, mate.
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T D (03-11-2016)
#42
03-11-2016, 01:00 PM
#43
04-06-2016, 09:55 AM
#44
06-05-2016, 03:21 PM
Carla was outside pulling weeds on a hot weekend when her husband, Lon, walked up and asked her what they were having for supper. Irritated by the thought of him sitting inside the house by the A/C while she labored away outside, Carla answered, "I can't believe you're asking me about supper right now! Pretend I am out of town, go inside and make supper yourself!"
So Lon goes back inside and fixed himself a big steak, potatoes, garlic bread and a tall beer.
Carla walked in just about as he was finishing the meal and asked, "Where's my dinner?"
Lon relies, "What the hell? I thought you were out of town.
So Lon goes back inside and fixed himself a big steak, potatoes, garlic bread and a tall beer.
Carla walked in just about as he was finishing the meal and asked, "Where's my dinner?"
Lon relies, "What the hell? I thought you were out of town.
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JaxHarleyRdr (07-04-2016)
#45
10-05-2016, 08:43 PM
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Lucky me on Wednesday. I rode my bike to HD Palm Beach for a service and I keep my garage clicker in a little magnetic pouch which stays on the metal of my windshield. I guess when I took it off the Springer and put it on the Heritage I didn't place it on the metal part properly.
Anyway, I'm riding on 95 and I look down and notice it's gone. I was kinda pissed but I can live without it, it just means I'd have to get off my bike to use the code. When I got to Harley would you believe the little pouch had wedged itself between the rear brake pedal and the exhaust pipe. And it hadn't even melted on the pipe. Lesson learned, make sure it's on securely next time. This pouch has sat on my bikes for 35,000 miles or so.
Anyway, I'm riding on 95 and I look down and notice it's gone. I was kinda pissed but I can live without it, it just means I'd have to get off my bike to use the code. When I got to Harley would you believe the little pouch had wedged itself between the rear brake pedal and the exhaust pipe. And it hadn't even melted on the pipe. Lesson learned, make sure it's on securely next time. This pouch has sat on my bikes for 35,000 miles or so.
I always keep my clicker, keys, etc..... tucked into a windshield bag, my pocket or whatever. No need to necessarily risk it mate.
But then, maybe that is just me.
BuzzCap7
#46
10-05-2016, 08:46 PM
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LOL I so funi!!
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10-05-2016, 08:48 PM
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