Jake was friends with my father, they worked together for a while before Jake went to work at GM. My mother also worked with Donna at one of the local hospitals I think. I haven't seen them in years but really like both of them. When you see them tell them Len's son Tod is sorry to hear about his dad.
Hailwood, glad to see you back posting. Good to hear the damages weren't too bad and the bike could be made safely rideable if need. That is one beautiful bike so I understand wanting to make it pretty again. Cleve posted recently looking for some parts to finish his bike up.
Does anyone use or know anything about the Sprint family locator service? I might be switching my phone service and this looks like a cool way to keep track of my weekend rides in real time for the folks back home. I am terrible about checking in when I am out and for whatever reason it's thought that riding with the lovely folks around here is dangerous, mostly because you guys ride too fast. Is there another service like this that is better or cheaper? The Sprint service is $5 a month for up to four phones.
The year before that the kids were there with the Red Bull cup the same weekend as the pros. Those little bastards ran three seconds faster than me on a 600.
You should probably go back and read what you missed. The shop was concerned about safety and took the tires back. Plus there was a lot of credible information to support the safety issue. Economics played a part in the thread but not to the retailer’s detriment.
The last time I was at Mid-Ohio I screamed off the track at the end of the back straight. That's why I don't have a track bike, the gravel trap destroyed it.
I'm messing with you because you have a track bike and I'm jealous. How do you handle the superior power of your I4 track bike after riding that dog twin street bike?
Work started to slow down last week. I have had no work this week. I think I might have found the end of the internet. I need to learn another language to I can understand new internet territory.
Do it, do it, do it. I don't have a single tattoo but if my grandfather was still around and wanted me to I would without hesitation. You will forever be attached to him through it and would be a cool story for the family.