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Squidley

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  1. Squidley

    eye of a needle

    Thats Nuts! No way I could ever believe that being done, just beyond my comprehention
  2. Be thankful that it was of a skinny body and my head instead the 285 lbs one that it's currently attached to
  3. I have had that since mid November, take two pills and call me in the morning
  4. Your still out of your mind Chief
  5. You know you better be careful as I might find one of those and put my FAT you know what in it and take pics to really make you gouge your eyes out
  6. I feel the pain...I haven't been on my bike but 1 time for 45 minutes since mid November
  7. Thats funny! BTW I like the new signature....we have to do something about that real soon
  8. Been there, was on a bridge too, 2 seconds faster and Lonna and I would have been dead. Always be aware of your surroundings
  9. They will work fine, put them on and ride
  10. They might not say anything...but I have some footage of a Suburban following you and passing you going the opposite directions on the way to a Yamaha BBQ Love the new name
  11. You can definitely tell it's PMS season here in the north
  12. Holy Hell! I never had legs so hairy and their ain't a snowballs chance in the place Russell guards that my legs will ever be than spindly. Nice banana hammock you got me in there, not that anyone will catch me in that even if I do get thin like that I never knew the other ladies were in such good shape
  13. Ken, I have had 3 of both gens, an '84 two '86's two '99's and now an '08. It all depends upon what you feel comfortable with and your money situation. The 2nd gen to me is the bike for 2 up touring as there is plenty of space to stretch your legs out on it, both for the driver and passenger. The 1st gen is more set up like a wing in the fat that your feet are positioned underneath you, the G2 feet forward. I tried to go back to a 1st gen last year after an accident totalled our '99. It was very hard for me to get used to the riding position again, and my wife was not happy with the rear seat after being on a G2 for so long. As far as the best years to buy for a 1st gen, '86 and up in my opinion as the 1200 cc engines had problems with 2nd gear at about the 45K mileage mark. The very late '80's up to '93 when they quit making them were probably the most updated and would be the best bet as far as that aspect. Ride one and see how it feels, you will get many folks chiming in on this one so just sit back and watch the fun
  14. Looking forward to the pics, and very good to see the hermit coming out of his cave...yeah you Allan Good to hear you folks had a good time, we did also here in Kitchener at Marcarls M&E
  15. Yeah I had one just like it, mine wasn't in as good a shape as that one, but was pretty close. I'm sure that it will make someone a nice ride....I'm thinking no more than $3200 this time of year.
  16. For those of you that never had the opportunity to meet Darrell, you missed a very good man. He always had a smile and was quick to crack a joke. It saddens me deeply that Darrell has been called back home, albiet with our creator, still our loss is felt. Darrell, may the winds be at your back and the sunshine on your face...you will be missed my friend. On another side note, Darrell was the president of the MTA (motorcycle touring association) and the 1st Canadian to hold that spot. This truly is a huge loss for the riding community.
  17. Ohhhh Sherry, Now you should know better, how many times have you tried to lead me astray and it's never worked. You go ahead and get involved...we'll work on ours too
  18. There are a lot of things that folks dont know about me....... Besides it's easy to see that isn't me, I dont wear 3/4 helmets silly
  19. Secret admirers....how sweet
  20. OK.... I want to bump this back up top, one for keeping it in eyeview and 2 to start a bit of a plea. We have 9 people that have put up donations towards this, Thank you to all of you. I'd like to see some more donate to this, I know money is tight right now, it is for many of us. I want to give a little breakdown of what donation totals would be for the pounds that we are trying to loose. .01 per pound = $5.67 .02 per pound = $11.34 .03 per pound = $17.01 .04 per pound = $22.68 .05 per pound = $28.35 .06 per pound = $34.02 .07 per pound = $39.69 .08 per pound = $45.36 .09 per pound = $51.03 .10 per pound = $56.70 I'm not asking for a donation if your having money problems, but if you can steer clear for a 10 spot or a 20 please help us out with this. Thanks to all for the support and I hope we can make a great donation towards St. Judes with this
  21. My thoughts exactly...been 2 days and they still aren't gone
  22. So how close are you digging your hole next to Buddy
  23. Thanks Dave
  24. Must be some sort of story behind this one
  25. Hey Jack! Great to see you back my friend! It appears that life is falling back into place and as one door closes another one opens. Many of us here know the pain of dealing with divorce, so we know the path you have and are walking. Very good news on the new bike and the new gal, I do hope you will bring her around on the bike. Perhaps a trip to the "Parlour" is in order Good to have you back with us and I do hope we get hooked up with you soon
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