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Damn 2!

Some friends sometimes stop by my shop on their bikes. I hear them roll up outside. A Harley and a BMW. The Harley is much more enjoyable to hear, basically so is the guy riding it.

I've been smacked in the face by Kabutomushi when on my bicycle at night and it can raise up a good welt. At 75mph it might just knock you out. Cool bugs. Their bodies are armor plated. Not the best fliers but they can lumber along heavy, mostly looking for Oak tree sap, their yummy.

Great trip, Deva!

305, my ride during high school. It had a nice open pipe sound which I could flip open and close with these things on the pipe ends they called "cut outs". Basically just washers on a swivel to muffle the noise. Got a few tickets for that by not seeing a cop in time. The guy that had it...

I guess the first paragraph sums it up. http://www.classic-british-motorcycles.com/norton-motorcycles.html I recall riding a Norton and the vibration problem the article speaks about.

Norton!

Cool, ride Mick, seems to fit the terrain that you show. A growing in numbers elderly population in France, so be careful. Is that your first bike?

That's great, MB! Is his cancer in remission?

I think those guys deserve congrats on their product. The luminescent paint that I know of, first you had to expose it to light before it glowed in the dark. Had a skull like that from Disneyland when a kid.

He thought so, MB. He hadn't ridden a bike much before, but much seemed to enjoy it. Good to know, Wally, thanks.

When my brother shoved off from life just the other day, he left this model Yamaha. It looks exactly the same. Only 10,000 kilometers on it from when he purchased it new. It hadn't been ridden in a year, but it was under a roof and had a charger on it the whole time. It took awhile to get it...

Looks like bliss, Wally.

Paul looks up so much these days, he can only find his way by looking at the stars.

I can't imagine that the guy goes so fast on that thing that he needs a spoiler, but maybe he runs at the salt flats?

You go girl!

Wonderful that America let's people license their fantasy, not every place does..

Seems like it would be a little hot behind that motor. Still, an interesting contraption.

The pic freaked me out of a second, then I remembered that you drive on the right side in the states.

Speaking of which, what happened to our Alaskan brother? Hope he didn't become frozen solid doing that brutal dredging work that he showed mid winter.