Polarbear

Ouch! Yeah, I'd say a costly haircut! One days parking will be easier for bikes, and the environment will be cleaner.

C

Great pics Miguel! Really, it gives us an idea of how much fun and breathtaking your trip back was. One day I'll travel through such scenic territory. Always wanted to see the western US. One thing though, not a correction, just a suggestion: Banif=Banff. I like your comparison with the distant cousins. It is true. But don't mistake the people in the Kootenays or even in Nelson for your regular Canadian Joe, cause here in Vancouver, we can be a lot more stressed out... :happy:

ppm

Are you absolutely sure you're not a father? ............ :blush: :blink: :blink: :blink:

Nice report btw. :fing02:

Shoot, you guys got lucky.

The very first day I got my plate put on my VF700F, I took it out to show it off to some friends. The last house I stopped at, had a bunch of cars in the driveway, and an artesian well in the yard. Not wanting my new baby to sink her stand into the mud, I parked over the stone walkway leading to the house, front wheel on one side, back wheel on the other, kickstand on the walk.

I went inside, announced that Iahd my new bike outside, and one of the girls(actually a woman older than me) ran outside and hopped on it before I even made it to the door. She got on from the kickstand side, and promptly fell over on the right side, smashing my helmet into the gas tank and putting a huge dent in it. (it was hanging on the handlebar).

Once I figured out she was ok, I started talking to her about reimbursement, and wouldn't ya know it, she got mad and yelled at me for parking my bike the way I did, it's my fault for parking it there... b!tch! <_<

Now THAT is just plain wrong! Guess you can't take them to court for something like that, can you?

P.P-M