Yeah, well I'll take a break when I'm dead.
I rarely commute on my bike, but I seldom fail to go riding if I'm not at work.
But lately, it's been like a sickness.
I'm not eating right.
I've almost given up drinking - can't drink if you wanna ride.
Has baseball season started? I'm losing touch with normal life.
I've given up even taking the time to mark my map.
In just these last couple of weeks,...
I've taken an all-day into the mountains with my brother Sean...on his Wing...
He makes you hustle down the road.
Then I talked Sacramento Mike into a run up the hill. What a prick.
Then, of course the highlight of the week, was accompanying our very own Tyler on an
all-day excursion to look at some high-country. Excellent day.
Aaaand, just as the new week was starting,
Sean called and asked if I'd take him to the motorcycle store.
He'd bought another one, and it was ready for pick up.
Well, I couldn't go get him on my FJR, (this ain't Michigan, and dudes don't ride 2-up)
so I was forced to
drive something with doors. Good thing. This happened on the way to get him.
Well, he was sure a happy boy. He was having a hard time living with only seven motorcycles.
He got himself one of these.
It's a neat bike ('08 B-King) and it has two modes. (A little button on the tank must be pushed.)
"B" mode is visciously, stupid fast. "A" mode is a lot faster.
And there are some who don't like the styling. Screw 'em. HE likes it.
Okay, well, I'm done riding with that bastard.
Sooo, the next day, Dr. Rich and I were sitting in the hot tub, and as we chatted,
he nudged me under the water, (with his toe......I think),
and suggested WE take a ride into the Sierras. Sure thing!
Well, I neglected to put a memory card into my main camera, so I only have a couple
of photos of that ride. Sorry Rich.
We went up 49 to 89 to Quincy, and then back on 70. Beautiful day.
Yeah, good try Doc. I'm NOT going under that bridge to look at ANYTHING!
Above the Truckee Valley, I think.
Rich making friends. He took their camera.
We had a great ride. He's an excellent riding campanion - for being a cheesebag and all.
Then, today ....well, I'll be right back with that.
I rarely commute on my bike, but I seldom fail to go riding if I'm not at work.
But lately, it's been like a sickness.
I'm not eating right.
I've almost given up drinking - can't drink if you wanna ride.
Has baseball season started? I'm losing touch with normal life.
I've given up even taking the time to mark my map.
In just these last couple of weeks,...
I've taken an all-day into the mountains with my brother Sean...on his Wing...
He makes you hustle down the road.
Then I talked Sacramento Mike into a run up the hill. What a prick.
Then, of course the highlight of the week, was accompanying our very own Tyler on an
all-day excursion to look at some high-country. Excellent day.
Aaaand, just as the new week was starting,
Sean called and asked if I'd take him to the motorcycle store.
He'd bought another one, and it was ready for pick up.
Well, I couldn't go get him on my FJR, (this ain't Michigan, and dudes don't ride 2-up)
so I was forced to
drive something with doors. Good thing. This happened on the way to get him.
Well, he was sure a happy boy. He was having a hard time living with only seven motorcycles.
He got himself one of these.
It's a neat bike ('08 B-King) and it has two modes. (A little button on the tank must be pushed.)
"B" mode is visciously, stupid fast. "A" mode is a lot faster.
And there are some who don't like the styling. Screw 'em. HE likes it.
Okay, well, I'm done riding with that bastard.
Sooo, the next day, Dr. Rich and I were sitting in the hot tub, and as we chatted,
he nudged me under the water, (with his toe......I think),
and suggested WE take a ride into the Sierras. Sure thing!
Well, I neglected to put a memory card into my main camera, so I only have a couple
of photos of that ride. Sorry Rich.
We went up 49 to 89 to Quincy, and then back on 70. Beautiful day.
Yeah, good try Doc. I'm NOT going under that bridge to look at ANYTHING!
Above the Truckee Valley, I think.
Rich making friends. He took their camera.
We had a great ride. He's an excellent riding campanion - for being a cheesebag and all.
Then, today ....well, I'll be right back with that.
