Motorcycles BS Thread 2.0

Home ownership isn't all that and a bag of chips.
33 years in the same house and after all the repairs, roof, decks, bathrooms, painting, I treat it like a rental now. It's me time. The next buyer can inherit all the things.

 

I feel the same way!

 

Ha! Have been starting to lean that way in thought.

 

It would take me 60+ years of payments at what I pay for rent in my house to pay it off, not because I pay too little, but rather the housing here being so expensive. Makes no sense for me to buy.

 

Got my grips

 

Morning ride after some fresh repairs and maintenance.

 

Don't know why, but every time I see your SN, I think of the guy that designed the Ecohubs for LMTV's. He uses Xengineguy on Steel Soldiers

 

I am so sore. Two ibuprofen and still feeling it.
Trying to learn new internet video things so I can get a few short meaningless vids up. Unless you want 30 minute videos of what equates to paint drying. I have no idea what I'm doing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxp51Ht9rao
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSRDA8j8Vv8
This was before the wet section. I'll try to get one or two of me splashing thru the puddles.

 

Interesting, definitely no relation though! I can fab fix stuff, not typically fab design.

 

I ran across him when I went down the LMTV camper rabbit hole

 

Other than the tip over in vid #2, did you fall and injure yourself elsewhere?

I took my first uncontrolled fall a couple days ago, came down a loose steep section in neutral and the street tires had no chance of slowing down the momentum once it leveled out. Kept squeezing the front until I felt it start to wash out, then clenched my jaws and hit the kill switch on the way down. Medium shoulder contact, surprisingly barely a touch of the helmet to the ground - can only find the mark on the helmet if you're looking for it.

 

Nope, no injuries other than being too old to bounce back from standing on the pegs and wrestling the bike downhill.
I'm working it out in the garage on another project and starting to feel less old.