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I'm on BMW #3 and Goldwing #2.

LBTS GLWS Man have I missed a lot, Pauly owning a BMW and a Goldwing. Where the hell did time go?!?!

Hey man.. I'm just glad your balls are holstered and not dragging the ground in this photo. I think she did a great job.

NO, My Air Force Wife photographer was having trouble understanding the operation of my 2001 Kodak easy share camera.Could have been my instructions "1 Compose the picture. 2 Press the Shutter button halfway to focus and set exposure. When the framing marks turn green, press the Shutter button completely down." After three try's I was definitely RBF: Resting bitch face is a facial expression that unintentionally creates the impression that a person is angry, annoyed, irritated, or contemptuous, particularly when the individual is relaxed, resting, or not expressing any particular emotion.

Edited title for market inflation adjustment.

Also, your glasses are in alignment with both the houses' window panes.

Wow, good eyes. That is epic.

Is that your sexy come hither look?

Picked up a new retirement project bike to ride the backwoods this fall.

Having a shirt of a mirror with a lady in a dress while there is a woman in a dress on mirror tv is close to epic

That would be epic, but sadly no. Can only cast to the main TV in the bedroom.

Can you cast your phone to the tv in the mirror while you are taking a photo of yourself with your phone in the mirror?

In St. Louis now at a casino hotel. We have a TV in the bathroom mirror.

This is it! I give you Casey IL. They have pretty much the biggest and largest everything.

Ok, to start the biggest and largest day we start with big cats at this cool exotic feline rescue in Indiana.

Having a HD Roadking Classic for a few years even though it was twenty years ago taught me that weight wasn't something I liked. Which is why I haven't really wanted a Goldwing or K1600. The RT is 200 pounds lighter than the Goldwing which at this time 600 pounds seems manageable. That might be too much to handle when I'm 70 but that will be something time will tell. I do know that the weight difference between the '16 SXR and the '24 MXR is noticeable. I've already been looking to add a sporty car to the mix but don't have the room to keep a couple extra cars. I'm currently having a 1969 Chevelle SS restored that has been in the family since 1984. My brother bought it when he was in San Antonio for officers school, he sold it to my dad because he need money for college. My father passed in 1993 so my brother bought it back from the estate. My brother passed in 2020 and I inherited it in pieces because my brother had started restoring it. It's going to be a nice old car but won't scratch the itch of a fun back roads car. I won't be able to get rid of the car to make room for a fun car until my brother's daughter gets settled down and has a place to keep it.

Sure. No problem if you have that spare pot o' gold sitting at the end of the rainbow. As for ever aspiring to own a mile-muncher like the Wing or the RT, I'm at the point where the weight will become an issue, not to mention that type of riding holds absolutely zero appeal for me. Even just rolling the damn things around on a flat garage floor is gonna get sketchy as I age. Pretty sure the RS is gonna be my "retirement" 2-wheeler. When riding a 500# bike becomes a chore--or worse, dangerous for me--I'll turn my gaze to something with 4 wheels and lots of HP! Smoke 'em if you got 'em!

Vulture convention near our hotel.

Nothing exciting to report on the trip today other than 2 hours of hard rain. But get ready for tomorrow. It will be the BIGGEST and LARGEST road trip day ever!

Sounds kinky.

Fuck rain.

When I bought the Ninja 400, I broke it in exactly by the manual. It took self-control, which I typically lack. It ran perfectly, didn't burn a drop of oil, etc. That said, I think the motor breaks in (rings, etc) within the first 50-100 miles. If I broke it in harder, I'd bet it also would have ran perfectly. Some new motorcycles (Ducati) are limited to a low power mode that the dealer will disable at the first service.