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I have not looked in this section for some time now & what I see is people getting there feelings hurt. From what I can remember this mascot is suppose to be a good thing! Get together with fellow rider, shoot the poop and have a great ride. Yes I had is for a long time but if you read all the threads, I had Shoulder/Rotator Cuff Surgery & could not ride. While I was down some “not so nice people” gave me crap. What’s up with that? Also life throws us all curves. Deal with it.
Stop acting like children & have fun with the Mascot! I pretty sure it was created to have fun with, right?
All those states on the right coast are so small, just travel a bit to visit.
Maybe we should quarter it and send it to the 4 corners of the country to have it meet up again somewhere in the middle and have a ceremonial re-stitching
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