- Joined
- Mar 17, 2003
- Messages
- 582
- Location
- Waterbury, Connecticut, USA
As the quest to ride subsides, due to the mind losing sight of the roostertails squashed by the weather in the Northeast, the quest to ride heats up, due to the mind starting to focus on tails of another kind :wink: :wink: .
I'm thinking about boring out the 350 to a 400, fixing the head I blew up last year, finally finding a pair of tripleclamps that fit the new forks sitting in my living room, actually hooking the headlamp up to the stator, order some new jets for my whooped dellorto, camchain, piston, leaky gas tank, etc... The list seems to go on an on and on.
Ah, the off-season. Where, if you DO go riding, and you fall, the frozen tundra beneath will feel like the road. Trail bikes aren't meant for the road, right? Neither is my face, shoulder, or knees.
To all the Aussies getting warmed up, F$&k ya'll!! And I say that with the kindest regards.
Christmas is coming, and luckily I don't have a woman right now that I have to drop (what little) money I have on!!! So the Berg gets it. She doesn't complain when I throw her in the mud. She always smiles when my rides are short. She always starts, even when I kick her twice.
Time to get the hands dirty, oily, muddy, cut, scraped, burnt. There might be the chance of one more moto this year (oily fingers crossed). But, my friends are roughly equivalent to chicken *****.
Happy Holidays everyone. See you on the trails next year!!!!
I'm thinking about boring out the 350 to a 400, fixing the head I blew up last year, finally finding a pair of tripleclamps that fit the new forks sitting in my living room, actually hooking the headlamp up to the stator, order some new jets for my whooped dellorto, camchain, piston, leaky gas tank, etc... The list seems to go on an on and on.
Ah, the off-season. Where, if you DO go riding, and you fall, the frozen tundra beneath will feel like the road. Trail bikes aren't meant for the road, right? Neither is my face, shoulder, or knees.
To all the Aussies getting warmed up, F$&k ya'll!! And I say that with the kindest regards.
Christmas is coming, and luckily I don't have a woman right now that I have to drop (what little) money I have on!!! So the Berg gets it. She doesn't complain when I throw her in the mud. She always smiles when my rides are short. She always starts, even when I kick her twice.
Time to get the hands dirty, oily, muddy, cut, scraped, burnt. There might be the chance of one more moto this year (oily fingers crossed). But, my friends are roughly equivalent to chicken *****.
Happy Holidays everyone. See you on the trails next year!!!!
