Curious in Canada
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RE: Curious in Canada
ORIGINAL: Cessna172
I'm 99 and ride a 51 rigid. ...or is it 51 and ride a 99 rigid. Who the hell knows anymore. I'm just damn old and still ridin"!
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I'm 99 and ride a 51 rigid. ...or is it 51 and ride a 99 rigid. Who the hell knows anymore. I'm just damn old and still ridin"!
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RE: Curious in Canada
ORIGINAL: Citoriplus
Either way works for me. But I wanna see pics of the bike before I make a definitive judgement.
ORIGINAL: Cessna172
I'm 99 and ride a 51 rigid. ...or is it 51 and ride a 99 rigid. Who the hell knows anymore. I'm just damn old and still ridin"!
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I'm 99 and ride a 51 rigid. ...or is it 51 and ride a 99 rigid. Who the hell knows anymore. I'm just damn old and still ridin"!
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From: Rochester, NY
RE: Curious in Canada
ORIGINAL: Cessna172
Actually, just funnin'. I am 51 and ride on '04 fat tire Standard
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Actually, just funnin'. I am 51 and ride on '04 fat tire Standard
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BTW a Cessna 172 is one of my favorite planes, I learned on a 150/152 so likeing a 172 shouldn't be much of a shocker.
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BTW a Cessna 172 is one of my favorite planes, I learned on a 150/152 so likeing a 172 shouldn't be much of a shocker.
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Thanks for the compliment. The 172 is great! The ultimate off-road machine.
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RE: Curious in Canada
I have always thought of a small plane as the ultimate roller coaster. That's why I go visit a buddy of mine (a United Airlines 777 Capt) as often as possable, he's got his own 1949 J-3. It ain't fast, my bike could easily outrun it in level flight, and has no electrical system. But its a blast trying to do what for us is the impossible, make the other guy throw up. I still make him do landings though in stiff crosswinds. Its way to sensitive to the slightest wind gusts for my ham handed approaches.
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