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...a tad belated, but Hope It Was a Fine B'Day, & Many More as well!!

Very sorry to hear about your pal, & condolenses to his family!

Wow! Just amazzzing & beautiful critters! Must be a real treat to commune with them in "their" element!

As MM says , they're sneaky, but the dry variety can surprize you too, BTDT.

Sorry to hear of your misfortune, here's to a SPEEDY recovery and a VERY successfull lawsuit!! Have personally had two bangers [luckily both on 4 wheels] with persons I highly suspect were on CFs at the onset, but couldn't verify. First one totalled my old truck, and the second did $3K+ damage...

Hi MM, Haven't been around too much of late, but just happened in and enjoyed vicariously taggin' along on your just-posted junkett. Thx E

I'm a bit behind the curve, but I hope it was a good'n & many happy returns Iggy!

Way Cool!!!! The looks on the Dad's face said it all, ...especially the teary eyes and the post ride grin!!! Memories for me too, my first restoration was a '73 850 roadster.

Sweet video, Thanks for posting it! I got a little damp-eyed watching all those Gooneys flying by, wish my Pop was still around, he'da liked that, ...in his 26yr AF carreer he racked up nigh 5000hrs and a very large percentage of those in Gooneys, his favorite bird 'til his final take-off!

Nice report! Man I sure didn't have any teachers cool enuf to tell us about their Summer motorcycle trips when I was that age! If I had, they'd have found it difficult to get me back "on topic" in class after the detour! ...we did have one instructor that we could waylay into hunting stories...

BTDT, ...& just recently. Waited longer than I oughta had too, but luckily came away with a clean bill of health. Not as unpleasant as it's made out to be, but not sumthin' you just can't wait to do again either; ...I found the day of flushing to be more unpleasant that the procedure itself...

BTDT Yep, Uhuh, Me too! My sliders paid for themselves w/in a coupla weeks of instalation!

Dude, ...that first one on the leaf strewn tarmac is a sweet portrait shot! Very Nice! Tricky footing though!

Looks like some Ireland's NW series **** and/or maybe Macau GP, ...nuthin' crazier [in a good way] than a buncha nutz Micks on fast bikes!

Great Fun!!!!!! Regardless of the sport, before you can make it look really bad, ya gotta be able to do it reallllllly good!! Made me think of the wild flying boat landing in Endless Summer II, but I don't think that'n was staged. Thanks.

Put the Snakeskins on mine comin up on two years ago, very happy w/ the product so far, easy to get a good install thanks to the feature of being able to lift & reposition. No idea whether it could be easily removed at this point [haven't tried], but it does seem to stay put nicely. They were...

Tyler, Great post, funny, good music [surprised I haven't heard of this fellow before], & evidently achieved the desired results, ...love to see the individual triumph over the big corporation, at least once in while!! Done in a classy way to boot! By the way, the new 'do' looks great, short...

Once while in the Langlitz Leathers shop in PDX, I asked the person responsible for doing the majority of the repair work on customers leathers, what part of riding pants suffer the most abuse in a crash? The reply, w/o a moments hesitation, was "the butt, about 50:1!", ...good enuf reason...

Very Cool!! Takes me back to my youth! In the midst of a '53 Bel Air restoration/customizing project at the moment, 1/1 scale.

Great Post! ..& Ya done good, ...would go ridin' with you any ol' day!!!