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Was able to ride Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It has been a very long time since that has been possible to ride at the beginning of April. Usually still have a foot of snow.
My face even got sun burnt.
Was able to ride Friday, Saturday and Sunday. It has been a very long time since that has been possible to ride at the beginning of April. Usually still have a foot of snow.
My face even got sun burnt.
but i bet it's still pretty
Originally Posted by HeloDR
An absoluteley beautiful day today to have two of my favorite babies out!!!
damn, thought there was gonna be a hot chick in the picture. the SE cover looks good on there
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Apr 4, 2016 at 09:18 AM.
Went for a 700 mile ride on Saturday. Long day, all types of weather from cold and windy to t-shirt weather back to cold, then pouring rain, then snow. Left home 7:30 am, got home after 10 pm.
Found that my tune was better than I thought. I averaged 42.5 mpg
Gave it a bath and polish today. Took Alloy Art strut lights and wind deflector fangs to Powder Coaters today to be done in black.
Way to go bro. You musta been dizzy by the time you got back with all those weather changes in one ride.. I washed and waxed mine Sunday after up and down a muddy drive way, way too many times. Then I checked the progress of my tombstone lite. It finally shipped after more than a week! Be here Fri I hope.
I've done over 700 miles in twelve hours, was in a hurry to get from Delaware to Tennessee to do the dragon the next day. But not with weather changes like that, you must of been exhausted. glad you're home safe.
I've done over 700 miles in twelve hours, was in a hurry to get from Delaware to Tennessee to do the dragon the next day. But not with weather changes like that, you must of been exhausted. glad you're home safe.
It was a long day, but I was really surprised that the stock seat was as comfortable as it was. I was not sore at all along the way or afterwards.
Originally Posted by ILMFBL
Way to go bro. You musta been dizzy by the time you got back with all those weather changes in one ride.. I washed and waxed mine Sunday after up and down a muddy drive way, way too many times. Then I checked the progress of my tombstone lite. It finally shipped after more than a week! Be here Fri I hope.
My ride took me to Kalispell, it was gorgeous there! Could not believe guys were riding in t shirts and shorts.
I am still waiting for the new tail light to show up, slow boat from China I guess.
Last edited by ChickinOnaChain; Oct 8, 2017 at 10:07 AM.
when i bought my bike i had to ride 90 miles on the stock seat. it wasn't to bad. but my ultimate gives me so much more back support along with the backrest. i tried riding it to work last week without the back rest, i looks cool but i won't do that again. plus with the backrest i can lean back into it and it feels as though i'm sitting in the bike. without it, it made my knees a little sore.
Crap, you can still feel your knees Freak? I'm like William H Macy in Wild Hogs, I get off my bike after a long ride and fall down. "My legs went to sleep". Lol
i gotta get off and walk around after a 100 miles or so or that happens to me too. without that backrest i get a pain right in my knee caps. plus with this bike i have to wear under armor boxers or it feels like i'm sitting on my *****.
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