KOgle and I riding the Dragons Tail

I like to call that my "terminator" look...

 

Keep my son away from this thread!!!!

Scott, you're not helping my cause at all (see Jwin birthday thread for details)!

Gatlinburg is great - we try to get there at least once a year....BY CAR!

 

Oh man, I want to get the bimmer out to the dragons tail so bad

 

I pronounce that "Gay-wing"

Wind would of wore him out by the end of the day. You would look serious too with that many curves. If you go off the road you go straight down the mountain unless a tress stops your bike. :-/

 

HI MOM!!!! Believe it or not mom, I've heard of the Dragon's Tail before. And believe it or not, mom, we are living in the State next door to it.

YOU MAKE MY EARS BLEED! What is this nonsense?? Japanese 250's a ladies ride? Boy, in the twisties it doesn't matter what cc you got, it matters what rider the bike's got. A 250 can beat a 600cc or 1000cc any day on twisty roads, as long as the rider has the skill to do it.

I've seen a youtube video where a SCOOTER passes a sportbike on a curvey track. He had his knees dragging on that little scooter and owned his face off.

 

I fully agree, as I have seen it happen as well.

If you can't tell, I live in Milwaukee, but the closest thing to a harley I will ride would be a Buell 1125R.

Different strokes for different folks

 

I not debating the performance of Japanese bikes Jwin, Im just saying that a Harley, or if your British a Triumph or Norton epitomises the modern day cowboy philosophy of motor cycle club members

If I had a Harley, I would not want to ride it fast- because if I did, nobody would get a proper look at it

NB Old ladies does not refer to geriatric females - its a term used my motor cycle club members in reference to their wives or girl friends - so in most cases they are not literally old
if you where not aware of that, then my reffering to 250cc bikes as old ladies motorcycles may have seemed insulting.

Steve

 

Hahaha ok that makes sense steve. Because I thought you were refering motorcycle riders to elderly grandmother women. I'm sure there's a rare few grandma's that do ride...but mostly not

 

If there are, then I dont want to see it LOL

Jwin if you ride or want to ride a Japanese 250 cc then I would be happy for you - rode a Kawasaki myself in my twenties
but if you purchased a Harley I would envy you -and that for me is the difference

Jon Bon Jovi wrote =
"Im a cowboy, on a steel horse I ride" and we both know which brand of cycle he was reffering to

Buy USA - thats what a Brit in China thinks.

Steve