The blue flame still burns

[Redneck]

I haven't had time to do much riding in the last year. I decided to go for a ride today I installed the new dry cell battery turned the key hit the button and she came to life. I rode into town and gave her a bath then off for a couple of hours of ecstasy. It was kinda rough being cold and my butt out of practice, the only difference between a corbin seat and a piece of plywood is the corbin won't give you splinters. The temps were only in the upper 60s but I managed to survive. I thought about you northerners but not for long.

[BOO]

Thanks a lot, we appreciate all you do for us.

Jerry

[mraf]

Pity, is one thing I can do without! :no-no-no:Thanks for not thinking about me for long.

[Yammer Dan]

:crying:

[Squidley]

...and when you do post on the site it's with such vigor

Good to hear that you got out, I know that I sure as hell need to get a fix, or some good drugs to numb myself up until I can ride

[Redneck]

...and when you do post on the site it's with such vigor

Good to hear that you got out, I know that I sure as hell need to get a fix, or some good drugs to numb myself up until I can ride

Come on down it's going to be in the mid 70s this week bring your scoot or just come ride mine.

[Guest cyote61]

I haven't had time to do much riding in the last year. I decided to go for a ride today I installed the new dry cell battery turned the key hit the button and she came to life. I rode into town and gave her a bath then off for a couple of hours of ecstasy. It was kinda rough being cold and my butt out of practice, the only difference between a corbin seat and a piece of plywood is the corbin won't give you splinters. The temps were only in the upper 60s but I managed to survive. I thought about you northerners but not for long.

Redneck, it took me about 5000 miles to break in my Corbin seat on my Valkyrie. Once it contoured itself I could not live without it, but it was a real pain in the donkey to start with.