What's this "Out growing a 250" thing? - Page 3

**jonathan180iq** · 08-21-2008, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Easy Rider

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Originally Posted by jonathan180iq

You don't have to explain you manhood to anyone when you show up to work or school after a 30 minute ride in the freezing rain ............

Some might have a question or two about your sanity though!! :??: :lol:

Some people ride for looks and others ride for transportation. I'm the latter. Sometimes you get wet.

Newbiker08 · 08-23-2008, 03:32 AM

My Sanity was questioned the other night. Fayhas been hitting SC pretty decent the last few days , so when I walked into the shop at work toting my helmet I got a few strange looks, but the best was the look on the "Bikers" ,who had thier Harleys parked at home. The ride home in the torential down pour with flooded roads sucked alot though. Not so much the dodging the huge lakes in the road, the sheeting rain, the constant trying to keep my helmet shield clear enough to see though, but the times when cages rolled by in the right hand more flooded lanes throwing a wake 4-5 feet high and right ontop of me. That sucked.

08-23-2008, 03:32 AM	#22
Newbiker08 Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Charleston, SC Posts: 14	My Sanity was questioned the other night. Fayhas been hitting SC pretty decent the last few days , so when I walked into the shop at work toting my helmet I got a few strange looks, but the best was the look on the "Bikers" ,who had thier Harleys parked at home. The ride home in the torential down pour with flooded roads sucked alot though. Not so much the dodging the huge lakes in the road, the sheeting rain, the constant trying to keep my helmet shield clear enough to see though, but the times when cages rolled by in the right hand more flooded lanes throwing a wake 4-5 feet high and right ontop of me. That sucked. __________________ Keep the shiny side up, and the rubber side down. Its the number one rule to keep your ass of the ground.
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