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Fair is fair if you wanna get all weird with seat items, you know how emasculated I was asking the gas station guy where he was hiding the yogurt. He may have thought I was coming on to him.
Next challenge is tied to this dams location in Clinton Massachusetts. Not to be political, but your bike in front of a sign or building with the last name of a former President written on it. Gear on seat, unless mozvader wants the win in which case he needs a gas station hot dog on the seat. Fair is fair if you wanna get all weird with seat items, you know how emasculated I was asking the gas station guy where he was hiding the yogurt. He may have thought I was coming on to him.[/QUOTE]
I sense a challenge....
Its all in good fun. I change up the items on the seat to keep the thread fresh and help prevent old pics from being used. Ive had people win challenges with bananas, stuffed toys, Miami Dolphins hats, and other miscellaneous clumsy items on their seats. Not once has there been a complaint. You guys must really NOT like yogurt.
Next challenge is tied to this dams location in Clinton Massachusetts. Not to be political, but your bike in front of a sign or building with the last name of a former President written on it. Gear on seat, unless mozvader wants the win in which case he needs a gas station hot dog on the seat. Fair is fair if you wanna get all weird with seat items, you know how emasculated I was asking the gas station guy where he was hiding the yogurt. He may have thought I was coming on to him.
I sense a challenge....
Its all in good fun. I change up the items on the seat to keep the thread fresh and help prevent old pics from being used. Ive had people win challenges with bananas, stuffed toys, Miami Dolphins hats, and other miscellaneous clumsy items on their seats. Not once has there been a complaint. You guys must really NOT like yogurt.[/QUOTE]
Gear is just gloves. This wasn't the best place to park and I didn't want to stay long.
The "Welcome Veterans" sign was a nice surprise. Keeping with that theme, the next challenge is the bike in front of some kind of Veterans or war memorial. Your keys must be visible in the shot.
The downside of this shot: Woodrow Wilson. He is perhaps my least favorite president of all time. But I live in NJ and they love their Progressive Democrats.
Last edited by hairymoth; Apr 4, 2019 at 09:31 AM.
Gear is just gloves. This wasn't the best place to park and I didn't want to stay long.
The "Welcome Veterans" sign was a nice surprise. Keeping with that theme, the next challenge is the bike in front of some kind of Veterans or war memorial. Your keys must be visible in the shot.
The downside of this shot: Woodrow Wilson. He is perhaps my least favorite president of all time. But I live in NJ and they love their Progressive Democrats.
That was fast!!!!!!!
Great job!!!
I’m rained out today but I’ve got a perfect one in mind and it’s unusual.
BTW @hairymoth , that color on your bike is amazing.
That was fast!!!!!!!
BTW @hairymoth , that color on your bike is amazing.
Thanks! My wife calls it Mid-life crisis Red.
She wanted me to get the blue one, and I would have obliged her (I liked it too) but this one was on the floor and the Salesman was willing to deal with bikes on the floor.
Gear is just gloves. This wasn't the best place to park and I didn't want to stay long.
The "Welcome Veterans" sign was a nice surprise. Keeping with that theme, thenext challenge is the bike in front of some kind of Veterans or war memorial. Your keys must be visible in the shot.
The downside of this shot: Woodrow Wilson. He is perhaps my least favorite president of all time. But I live in NJ and they love their Progressive Democrats.
I did that one last month, see post #2672. I can do it again if need be.
Toombs County Georgia World War II Memorial. Key and fob are hanging from the front brake lever. I even looked for some yogurt, but I think even she must have given it up after the cat wouldn't eat it.
Up close so you can see the key and fob:
Panorama, so you can appreciate Old Glory:
If this challenge stands (I.E. not negated by hbsoldiers's post above) your next challenge is your touring bike in front of Krispy Kreme with the HOT NOW sign lit. Helmet on the fuel door for verification. You can thank me after you lick your fingers. Is this the part where fingerless gloves come in handy?
Last edited by BelchFire; Apr 4, 2019 at 06:11 PM.
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