Friday Night
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Friday Night
Stinking hot down here today and at 5 o'clock I felt utterly jaded and really tired (antibiotics knock me out) after a day at the computer for the day job, I work from home so its not too bad...I didn't feel like riding or doing anything....then I went out to the workshop to measure my shock absorbers and the next thing I know I've been for a 50 mile ride and feel completely refreshed and happy...could have kept on riding but Mrs Spanners was getting my dinner ready.
The moral of this story?
RIDE!!!!!!
The moral of this story?
RIDE!!!!!!
Stinking hot down here today and at 5 o'clock I felt utterly jaded and really tired (antibiotics knock me out) after a day at the computer for the day job, I work from home so its not too bad...I didn't feel like riding or doing anything....then I went out to the workshop to measure my shock absorbers and the next thing I know I've been for a 50 mile ride and feel completely refreshed and happy...could have kept on riding but Mrs Spanners was getting my dinner ready.
The moral of this story?
RIDE!!!!!!
The moral of this story?
RIDE!!!!!!
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I've got a dead WideGlide to resurrect tomorrow, dude came round with a "feeling" that the bike needed some attention.....about a grands worth it would seem!!
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New tranny output, gear shaft and IPB seals, swingarm bearings, oil leak fixed, front and rear brake pads, inner cam bearings, lifters, oil change in all 3 holes and handlebar bushes.
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Stinking hot down here today and at 5 o'clock I felt utterly jaded and really tired (antibiotics knock me out) after a day at the computer for the day job, I work from home so its not too bad...I didn't feel like riding or doing anything....then I went out to the workshop to measure my shock absorbers and the next thing I know I've been for a 50 mile ride and feel completely refreshed and happy...could have kept on riding but Mrs Spanners was getting my dinner ready.
The moral of this story?
RIDE!!!!!!
The moral of this story?
RIDE!!!!!!
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Road Warrior
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Stinking hot over here too.....28 degree heat wave.....moral to the story.....because of this post, I'm feeling a lot less pain for you over your missing parts
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YEA! What he said! 38 degree heat wave here!
