Seems kind of slow the last day or two. Is it just too freaking hot back home to ride? --Fullstate Me and Mah 'Priller!
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OOUCCCHIEEE!! Shit! Tell Joe I am sorry to hear about his ankle. That really sucks. Back to the cast and drawing board! --Fullstate Me and Mah 'Priller!
what was a deer doing up on the roof ? damn things are everywhere.... tellin' ya, we need a hunting party...
Hey there.. Jim... Best way I can think of is to get on that puppy and go south with us, when Brian and I come through.. The temps south of Zacatecas is in the middle 80's and a jacket is needed at night.. Those mountains are perfect for riding.. The twists and turns are just about right and the altitude keeps you cool.. You can rest assured of a "safe" and fun trip.. Yeah.. I know.. Gotta stick around to guard the citizens and such.. Dammit.. you guys have to get some time off .. LOL.. See you on the 3rd of August.. Your friend in Irving Bill Walker
It wouldn't surprise me if something existed out there. Best thing that I can think of is to wear a nylon backpack and fill it with some ice. Let it evaporate and melt on you while you are riding and it will keep you quite cool. --Fullstate Me and Mah 'Priller!
They build those!!! They came out with that conversion a couple years back. They have this cover that goes over the rider, to keep the cold air around him. They built on this conversion that also goes on each side of the bike. It hooks to the windshield and snaps into place with a couple screws and bolts. With the added on cover, they also have to have it bolt at the back seat to hold together at high speeds. Then the compressor and air conditioner unit keeps the rider nice and comfortable while he rides down even the hottest of highways. There's a few bugs in the systems and that's why they've had so much trouble selling the systems to motorcycle riders. They have the air conditioning systems perfected where they work without a flaw, they're just having a problem getting rid of the extra two wheels it uses.
