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Good ride. Thanks all. 440 miles for me today. Would have waited for the other groups to get back but it was starting to rain.

Please do. I have no balls (shirt) so I won't be wearing. It'll be good to see all you riders tomorrow. (Out of sequence but still relevant)

See you there sir.

I'll be riding tomorrow unless the weather forcast gets a lot worse. Same route , same time if anybody still wants to ride. Fer fuk sakes.

If they don't have bacon in heaven I don't want to go there. Bacon, ,good tomatoes, & Cabot extra sharp cheddar melted till it's bubbly on a perfectly toasted English muffin for dinner here.

Not preparing.

Headed down 83 in the AM. No hate here.

I'm in. Looks like the weather will be nice except maybe a shower of 2 in the pm. Maybe I can get the sweat rinsed out of my gear.

I'll lead or sweep a group depending on who shows up. I've got about a 75% chance of making it right now due to work. Talk to me on Saturday about this hopefully.

I found Lee Parks a little misleading. Didn't start really riding until I started listening to Kieth Code.

I'm in favor of total driving anarchy. No licenses, No speed limits, minimal traffic control. Darwinism at it's best.

The answer to your question is No. (Lot's of other good advice from experienced riders on this thread too. They are not giving this advice because they want you to miss out on the fun either.)

Welcome to OR. Do you ride motorcycles? What do you ride, if so. What is your preferred style of riding. Are you coming to the "Epic RIde"?

How hard could it be? Lol. How many barrels a month? How many employees? Are you allowed to drink on the job? I would venture a guess that your 1st 6 months would be rough with a lot of hours. After meeting you a few times I would recommend you for the job. Good luck man.

The deep zone is imaginary.

Thank you. It will be nice to be able to get some decent sticky tires & not have to take it slow for the 1st couple of laps. Looking forward to using these.

Thanks man. Thanks for the offer. I’ll give you a call in the morning with a credit card number. I doubt that I’ll become a sponsored rider soon as I’m just a guy that’s barkin’ at 60 trying to stay off the streets & out of trouble. From: Waylon [mailto:waylon@woodcraft-cfm.com] Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2017 9:16 AM To: Schaffnit Subject: Re: Tire warmer quote Hey Jim - Thanks for the email and coming to Woodcraft for your next set of warmers. Our standard dual temp Gen III warmers will fit the tires you've specified with no issue. Normally we do not extend discounts unless you are set up as a sponsored rider with us but because a rider of ours sent you over we would be happy to give you a break on a brand new set of our warmers. This is the kind of relationship we really like to have with our riders. It means a lot to us that Craig is promoting Woodcraft as he is. With that said I can sell you a set of warmers for $xxx + shipping (normally $419.99). If this is something you would like to take advantage of feel free to let me know. Please let Craig know that we thank him for sending folks out way. Let me know if you have any questions.

Never even knew there was such a bike. Have some fun on it before you sell it.

Will do.

Thanks guys. I'll probably opt for the Woodcraft instead of the hands. I saw some of the supercheap sets out there & thought I should be wary of them. Not on Facebook.

What's the best bang for the buck in the tire warmer arena? Wanting something that is fully functional but don't necessarily want to pay for a name. If anybody's got a used set that works I may be interested. Thanks.

Portfolio is down the tubes now. Heavily invested in the coathanger industry.

I split lanes in Ohio today. No arrests were made.

Damn. I can't believe I missed out on yet another tee shirt.

Welcome. You will find some good people to ride with on this site. Only a about 12% assholes.