hellcreep
Well-known member
Wow -- I must've had one too many martinis when I posted this last night. I don't remember what I typed that may have gotten removed but thanks for the editing. I'll revisit the forum guidelines! I'm guessing it was some raucous religiopolitical statement..
Man, dry martinis + night of sleep = crunching headache.
Typos:
The made-up word "putrifescernce" should've been the made-up wor3d "putrifescence"
H.R. Gier should've read "H.R. Giger"
Twowheel: I'm down with miles rack-ups. I'll get the 600mile break-in done this weekend (without martinis) to prepare for the Golden, CO trip.
JRO: Thanks for the welcome! I'm excited. I have some Harley friends, actually, who are great folks. I was mildly angry with the smug attitude-change I noticed upon changing bikes in my fellow riders. I really shouldn't expect strangers on the road to be good-attitude samaritans... that could get me killed. I have some grip-pups and a fuzzbuster on order - risers, peg lowerers are getting installed today. My exhuberance was amplified last night!
SkooterG: Thanks --- ! I'm in good company!
SacraMike: I kind of like you too, platonically! Hilarious graphic!
JM: My thinking (for better or worse) was that in the 6 to 12 months it takes me to pay this off, payments won't be much more than interest. The gap could widen. No, I wouldn't say that last sentence to the wife before we had our kid. If I never use the GAPIns I'll be happy.
jjsC6: You're right, true, true. No second-guessing!
David2k: It includes all the maintenance up to 3 yrs or 6 or 7 services, whichever comes first. It doesn't include tire-change labor but does include oil & bikejuices & parts. Hopefully the valve work is included in there. I feel better already
Madmike: It really is a strange biking sensation. I have to focus on good posture like mom used to say, anyway.. thanks for the welcome!
J-Pops: Thanks...!!! I already love the lack of noise at higher speeds. Lets me enjoy the ride....!
FJRMGM: I put an average of 100mi/day on the cruiser - & I have a telecommuting job (ie, for utility, pleasure & daily taskin'). I don't think I'll have any problem with riding! Yes, it was a made-up word. Putrifescence - effernescence and putrification are its ancestors!
V65: No probs with olives here!
Mattster: Straight up. Here here to enjoyment!
Renegade: I don't mind infections as long as antibiotics cure em. I was going to go one of two routes: sport-tour or megatouring bike. Glad I went this route thusfar . . . ! I'll have to keep the boat part iin mind (I'm 2 minutes from a lake... and TX is smokin' hot right about now. . . )
Best Hungover Regards,
......hellcreep
Man, dry martinis + night of sleep = crunching headache.
Typos:
The made-up word "putrifescernce" should've been the made-up wor3d "putrifescence"
H.R. Gier should've read "H.R. Giger"
Twowheel: I'm down with miles rack-ups. I'll get the 600mile break-in done this weekend (without martinis) to prepare for the Golden, CO trip.
JRO: Thanks for the welcome! I'm excited. I have some Harley friends, actually, who are great folks. I was mildly angry with the smug attitude-change I noticed upon changing bikes in my fellow riders. I really shouldn't expect strangers on the road to be good-attitude samaritans... that could get me killed. I have some grip-pups and a fuzzbuster on order - risers, peg lowerers are getting installed today. My exhuberance was amplified last night!
SkooterG: Thanks --- ! I'm in good company!
SacraMike: I kind of like you too, platonically! Hilarious graphic!
JM: My thinking (for better or worse) was that in the 6 to 12 months it takes me to pay this off, payments won't be much more than interest. The gap could widen. No, I wouldn't say that last sentence to the wife before we had our kid. If I never use the GAPIns I'll be happy.
jjsC6: You're right, true, true. No second-guessing!
David2k: It includes all the maintenance up to 3 yrs or 6 or 7 services, whichever comes first. It doesn't include tire-change labor but does include oil & bikejuices & parts. Hopefully the valve work is included in there. I feel better already
Madmike: It really is a strange biking sensation. I have to focus on good posture like mom used to say, anyway.. thanks for the welcome!
J-Pops: Thanks...!!! I already love the lack of noise at higher speeds. Lets me enjoy the ride....!
FJRMGM: I put an average of 100mi/day on the cruiser - & I have a telecommuting job (ie, for utility, pleasure & daily taskin'). I don't think I'll have any problem with riding! Yes, it was a made-up word. Putrifescence - effernescence and putrification are its ancestors!
V65: No probs with olives here!
Mattster: Straight up. Here here to enjoyment!
Renegade: I don't mind infections as long as antibiotics cure em. I was going to go one of two routes: sport-tour or megatouring bike. Glad I went this route thusfar . . . ! I'll have to keep the boat part iin mind (I'm 2 minutes from a lake... and TX is smokin' hot right about now. . . )
Best Hungover Regards,
......hellcreep