Baileyrock

That won't buff out?

Glad it wasn't you on the VFR against a dump truck!

There was this one time when I went to look at a 99 VFR. Kind of crapy pictures in the ad and it was way out in the boonies.

Once I found the property in question I was instructed to pull up behind and old bard out in the middle of a field several hundred yards from the dirt road :-0

I was a little nervous, but all fear departed when i spotted the VFR behind that said barn.

All good and that bike has been my brothers 5th gen for about a decade. 

BR

Thats cool to be the mule and get the bennies!

Impressive gains for a slip-on!

BR

Very nice shot! :fing02:

Nicely done Dutch, everything is great except your mention of my m/c junkyard! :angry:

:laugh: J/K.

Well done!

Nice write-up Dutch.

I beat you are never surprised by bad weather with that Doppler unit on the back! :laugh:

Glad your home safe and you got to share some of CO beauty with HS. :biggrin:

So what's your impression on the 6th gen so far? :cool:

Fun stuff, I did some Ice racing in Woodland Park back in the 80's. We didn't use any of the tire/fender guards back then though. :blush:

Nice road, video, ride and music. Thanks

I don't know why you didn't stop for a fresh Steak and glass of Milk along the way though?

:rolleyes:

Looks like a bunch of damn old farts on that fun trip! :blush:

Good stuff, I guess there's more to come as you not to Nashville yet?

BTW sorry I didn't show you guys my attic of parts, Viffer heaven!

Next time! :fing02:

Aw-right HS, thanks again!

I like that collection video and the entire write up as usual!

Did you get any video of me and the two Vette's ? :rolleyes:

Good stuff as usual, I'm pretty sure I've run 123 myself at teh Pig Chasing Rallie in 04. Fun roads up there! :fing02:

Nice,

Looks Cherohala'ish. :thumbsup:

Great write up and looks like a blast and excellent learning experience. Thanks for sharing!!!!!!! :beer:

Far freaken out Martina!!!!!!!!! :thumbsup:

That is wonderful news. Mental is such a Major part of riding and plays a big role in the good or bad of our riding. Sounds like you took a great approach to it and on your own terms that seemed to do the trick for you.

The bad side of mental riding can take you down a very dark road as you know, but just the right experience can bring the pure joy and love of the sport back in full force. I'm very happy that you seem to have cross that barrier from the dark side, congratulations!!!!!!!!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

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Nice write up Elizilla. :thumbsup:

STT seems to do a good job especially with the Novice group even though I have never been in the novice class, I have many friends who have. My first track weekend with them was last Nov. at Jennings GP in FL and it was a blast. I have many, many quick paced street miles so I chose to start in the Int. group, but was bumped up to the Advanced group before lunch. :blink:

I was honored and scared at the same time, but it worked out. :thumbsup:

As far as dragging a knee I wouldn't really worry about it, I just finished my 17th track day since Nov. and I'm in the top 20% of the fastest riders in the A group and just really got my knee down for the first time at the 15th track day. :unsure:

It's addictive and great fun, no wonder I'm always broke! :rolleyes:

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