Ride report

Sunday Tim and I (Dusty) went for a quick ride. We got together @0700 at my
house with bikes clean and ready to go. We went to Harlingen to eat at I Hop
after stuffing down a big breakfast we hit the road to go to a motto cross
race, as we got on board Tim said lets go to Corpus Christi. So off we went.
We headed north to Raymondville got gas because there is not any in King
Ranch. as we were riding it was a bit cool but nice 70's . we made to C/C
after with a lot of gas so we went down Shoreline to see what was up. after
that we went to the Ice House at the end of shore line to eat .
Then we went back to the house after gassing up.
Road 300 mi took all day got home with bugs all over the bikes sat out on
the porch and had a beer.
Dusty

 

I pushed motorcycles around and hauled motorcycle lifts (geez those
things are heavy).

I showed up to the warehouse to pick up the first lift and had my
handy dandy trailer with me. I figured with the lift holding up a
motorcycle that it would easily fit on the trailer. It probably
would've if it hadn't been crated up. That sucker took five of us
straining to get it on the trailer. When I got it to the motorcycle
resort, I had to build it on the trailer to get it off there by
myself.

 

Nope. I spent all day Saturday and Sunday finishing building the back-
up racebike for Daytona.

 

===Red-Shad, re think that, Dusty did say, they rode 300 miles, so
what does that imply. ''That wood'' be a lotta miles in one day, for
the east coast Tim.

 

==Nice report, well written, and very enjoyable. I suspect your
''girl friend, or your wife'' is proof reading your stuff, . Thanks
for sharing.....MrJayT=

 

Good point, BJay. I could never hope to ride that many miles in one
day!

 

=thanks for the recognition. Take care, ya' hear. MrJayT=

 

the East coast Tim wrote: ''Good point, BJay.  I could never hope to
ride that many miles in one day!- Hide quoted text


=There's always hope.......MrJayTFuss=

 

Didja stop in at the Chappel Hill Country Store and get a fistful of
dried sausage and rat cheese? If not, you missed out.

 

Even worse they probably came within 50 miles of my place and didn't let me
know so I could ride along. That damn sure tells me where I stand with the
big city boys..
SKooter

 

Duh wha?! That's only 3 hours of riding!

 

Skooter Zippety wrote: ''Even worse they probably came within 50 miles
of my place and didn't let me know so I could ride along. That damn sure
tells me where I stand with the big city boys..
SKooter)


==I betcha they went north up to Kansas, to eat Bar-Bee-Que.....just a
hunch....MrJayT=

 

("Wakko") NTXNS TOMKAT SENS PHS


==''Y'' sure, that's only an average of130 miles an hour, ya gotta allow
for ''fuel'' stops. =MrJayT=

 

now, you know how uppity them dallas folks can be. you shoulda expected it.

 

Now biffie you need to leave dem Walkers alone.

....louie

 

I only rode 1.5 hours today. But I still needed to gas up three
times. The Ducati 800SS is a real fuel hog on the banking at Daytona!

 

Careful Tim, you'll have this bunch thinking you're riding circles
around them again. <g>

 

who?

 

Well Skooter,''now, you know how uppity them dallas folks can be.
you shoulda expected it. BiffBen)

==not only that, if they are ''uppity'', that wood make him ''downity''.
Just trying to ''up scale, the 'Ricter Scale'' around here, to git' a
coupla laffs......Mr.JayT. =

 

The east coast Tim adds: ''I only rode 1.5 hours today. But I still
needed to gas up three times. The Ducati 800SS is a real fuel hog on the
banking at Daytona!''

==Sure, and if ya' ba'lieve that, I bet you have some ocean front
property in Air-i-zona'', for Sale. And, if any one showed any interest
in buying, you'd throw in the Golden Gate Bridge.'' hehe
=Mr.JayT.=