E-Fishin-C Posted June 21, 2010 #1 Posted June 21, 2010 Once we rode 1 hour north of Toronto. The Cold weather settle in And Myself and Four _Paws had to put on our weather jackets Oh Swifty.... Thank you very much for following the speed limit (The Canadian Way)
Wanderer Posted June 21, 2010 #2 Posted June 21, 2010 Once we rode 1 hour north of Toronto. The Cold weather settle in And Myself and Four _Paws had to put on our weather jackets Consider yourself lucky. I spent another 13 hours riding home in the sun and I can tell you I have never been so cooked. Wanna know why? Cause I don't use sun block like some of those girly boys. I won't mention any names because ScaryLarry might get embarrassed.
BradT Posted June 21, 2010 #3 Posted June 21, 2010 Glad you two made it safely. Is the speed limit different in the states ? Brad
KarlS Posted June 21, 2010 #4 Posted June 21, 2010 When I saw a Canadian drinking a Mexican beer I thought the world was coming to an end. But figured you were just taking a beer world tour. Glad you two made it home safe.
Uturn Posted June 21, 2010 #5 Posted June 21, 2010 Glad you two made it safely. Is the speed limit different in the states ? Brad From my perspective, the speed is > SLOW !!! BUT, The U.S. has smaller gallons of gas - so the SLOW speed makes sense, makes the gas last longer... lol My ... MIKE aka Uturn
Aussie Annie Posted June 21, 2010 #6 Posted June 21, 2010 Consider yourself lucky. I spent another 13 hours riding home in the sun and I can tell you I have never been so cooked. Wanna know why? Cause I don't use sun block like some of those girly boys. I won't mention any names because ScaryLarry might get embarrassed. But I take it that you now match his bike colour more than your own :crackup:
Guest Swifty Posted June 21, 2010 #7 Posted June 21, 2010 Oh Swifty.... Thank you very much for following the speed limit (The Canadian Way) ...the rest of us were just happy that you could pedal that thing fast enough to keep up to us. What I couldn't figure out is how the other 1st gen drivin Canucks left town WHILE we were having breakfast, then when we come out AFTER having lunch in Angola they pull in for lunch.... We did finally catch up to Dogman near the border...another guy that knows how to pedal a 2nd gen. "what are you bringing back into Canada, sir?" "two tires and a bunch of alcohol." "ok then, have a good trip?
dray Posted June 21, 2010 #8 Posted June 21, 2010 Once we rode 1 hour north of Toronto. The Cold weather settle in And Myself and Four _Paws had to put on our weather jackets Oh Swifty.... Thank you very much for following the speed limit (The Canadian Way) good to hear your both home safe Dray
BEER30 Posted June 21, 2010 #9 Posted June 21, 2010 I finally found out the secret of how fast a 1st Gen is..............They leave just a little bit early, then stop for lunch. As the 2nd Gen's show up, they claim they have been there for awhile, then they scarf down their food as fast as they can. Then jump back on them there old relics and hobble as fast as they can to the next eating place and then play the game all over again and again , and again. Now , see how fast them 1st Gens are ? :stickpoke: BEER30
dogman Posted June 21, 2010 #10 Posted June 21, 2010 I was shocked seeing you guys. I think the only reason I got ahead of you is I didnt stop to eat until I hit Buffalo.
Wanderer Posted June 21, 2010 #11 Posted June 21, 2010 But I take it that you now match his bike colour more than your own :crackup: That's affirmative!
Evan Posted June 21, 2010 #12 Posted June 21, 2010 Charlie - It was good meeting you and glad you made it back without worse weather. I look foreword to riding with you soon in your area and I will be in touch.
Guest Swifty Posted June 21, 2010 #13 Posted June 21, 2010 I was shocked seeing you guys. I think the only reason I got ahead of you is I didnt stop to eat until I hit Buffalo. Oh brother, Dave....WORK WITH ME HERE!!!
Guest Swifty Posted June 21, 2010 #14 Posted June 21, 2010 I finally found out the secret of how fast a 1st Gen is..............They leave just a little bit early, then stop for lunch. As the 2nd Gen's show up, they claim they have been there for awhile, then they scarf down their food as fast as they can. Then jump back on them there old relics and hobble as fast as they can to the next eating place and then play the game all over again and again , and again. Now , see how fast them 1st Gens are ? :stickpoke: BEER30 OH, and I forgot one more thing...the 1st genners ALSO stop and wait for 2nd gen riders to fix their bikes and their partner's bikes....evidence of which was gathered despite their attempts to stop the paparozzi.
Carbon_One Posted June 21, 2010 #15 Posted June 21, 2010 OH, and I forgot one more thing...the 1st genners ALSO stop and wait for 2nd gen riders to fix their bikes and their partner's bikes....evidence of which was gathered despite their attempts to stop the paparozzi. What fell off Rhonda's this time? Larry
oldguy Posted June 21, 2010 #16 Posted June 21, 2010 The speed limits in Canada are pretty much "suggestions"....
Guest Swifty Posted June 21, 2010 #17 Posted June 21, 2010 What fell off Rhonda's this time? Rhonda!!!
Leadwolf56 Posted June 21, 2010 #19 Posted June 21, 2010 Rhonda!!! :rotfl: Maybe Brad should put some Loc-Tite on her "seat"? :rotf::rotf:
BradT Posted June 22, 2010 #20 Posted June 22, 2010 ..."what are you bringing back into Canada, sir?" "two tires and a bunch of alcohol." "ok then, have a good trip? But you didn't tell them about the rest of the stuff you brought back. Must be a kitchen sink in there somewhere Brad
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