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From: Mike Baxter on 29 Dec 2009 22:25 On Tue, 29 Dec 2009 08:25:25 -0800, HardWorkingDog <harvey(a)mush.man> wrote: >In article <h2nhj5hrvq47s08ocn7g9vr9pkeuv22e4m(a)4ax.com>, > Mike Baxter <mgb***@comcast.net> wrote: > >> Anyway, I will be at Carnagie on Tuesday for it's last open day. >> >> Who else? > >The Pup & I are headed out today (Tuesday) after he gets his canine >teeth examined (bwahahaha) > >When ya gonna be there? > >We like to set up just outside the mx track--let's see if we can find >each other. I found ya, and after all the clean-up, I wish I had bailed on the ride as I had planned. Oh well, I still had fun despite the funky conditions. Mike Baxter
From: HardWorkingDog on 30 Dec 2009 01:43 In article <9hhlj5ti0anbnth8goqn5ag6gh00lv17j7(a)4ax.com>, Mike Baxter <mgb***@comcast.net> wrote: > On Tue, 29 Dec 2009 08:25:25 -0800, HardWorkingDog <harvey(a)mush.man> > wrote: > > >In article <h2nhj5hrvq47s08ocn7g9vr9pkeuv22e4m(a)4ax.com>, > > Mike Baxter <mgb***@comcast.net> wrote: > > > >> Anyway, I will be at Carnagie on Tuesday for it's last open day. > >> > >> Who else? > > > >The Pup & I are headed out today (Tuesday) after he gets his canine > >teeth examined (bwahahaha) > > > >When ya gonna be there? > > > >We like to set up just outside the mx track--let's see if we can find > >each other. > > I found ya, and after all the clean-up, I wish I had bailed on the > ride as I had planned. Oh well, I still had fun despite the funky > conditions. > > Mike Baxter Yeah, we threw everything in the garage and shut the door, made dinner & went to see Avatar. Still have cleanup to look forward to. I've never seen mud like that at Carnegie. I enjoyed Avatar. I'd love to fly like that. Just need a usb cable in my hair. hmmm, maybe that'd make me a better rider, too. -- Charles '99 YZ250
From: IdaSpode on 30 Dec 2009 13:34 On Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:25:12 -0800, Mike Baxter <mgb***@comcast.net> wrote: <snip> >I found ya, and after all the clean-up, I wish I had bailed on the >ride as I had planned. Oh well, I still had fun despite the funky >conditions. We've been on plenty of muddy desert rides where it took longer to clean the bike than it did to do the ride... >Mike Baxter My buddy John wants to ride tomorrow, don't think that's gonna happen... IdaFourInchesOfFreakin'SnowOnTheGroundThisMorningAndMoreOnTheWay
From: JayC on 31 Dec 2009 19:43 > I no longer have that fire burning inside to go ride off-road riding. > I don't know what happened. I still enjoyed the rides I have been on, > but I just don't feel motivated. I've had the same problem since about '02. I figured a new bike might snap me out of it, and I wanted to try a 125, and also wanted to try a GasGas, so I bought my GG125. It worked and I wanted to ride again, but the bike was such a POS, it sucked the wind right back out of me - I was completely frustrated with it, but I was determined to get my mojo back, so I went out and bought a brand new Hondas, then another 2 weeks later. Ironically, I got the GasGas running really good. Anyway, I'd rather ride the GasGas (it's kind of like conquering Everest), but have these two brand new bikes sitting there...it's confusing and depressing, and having all of these machines around that constantly need maintenance and pre-storage work just sucked the riding spirit right back out of me again. Of course, I'm become completely bipolar as a result, but I still suggest buying a new bike. I recommend a '06-'07 CR125 in new condition - you can get one for really cheap (like $2.5k). Get rid of the old bikes first though. JayC
From: kxdude4 on 3 Jan 2010 23:35 On Mon, 28 Dec 2009 08:36:18 -0800, Mike Baxter <mgb***@comcast.net> wrote: >Hello RMDers, > >I no longer have that fire burning inside to go ride off-road riding. >I don't know what happened. I still enjoyed the rides I have been on, >but I just don't feel motivated. I guess the street bike is filling >my motorcycle needs, but I can't be a maniac on the street without too >much risk. It's certainly getting the bulk of my moto budget. > >Anyway, I will be at Carnagie on Tuesday for it's last open day. > >Who else? > > > >Mike Baxter Say it ain't so! Do you find yourself ordering Pina colada's rather than beer? Are you currently referring to your buds as your "Manpanions"? Do you meet them for fore-stated pina's to strengthen your Bro-mance? WAKE UP! You've been one of the back-bones of this group! I can't believe that you'd go to the dark side. Remember, crashing on dirt started to hurt in our late teens. Crashing on pavement has always made one road pizza! You're just getting lazy, Bro! The convienience of riding right outta your garage is trumping the planning, loading, and drive to the track where you gotta lay down 10-20 fun-tickets to ride. Then again, what the heck do I know!!! I passed up a fine riding opportunity out at Prairie City just the other day 'cause there was a "chance" of rain and I didn't want my newly detailed out bike to get dirty.... I blame the Swine Flu.... Swine, pig, dirt, mud... Is there a connection? I think so!!! No worries, Mr. Baxter, we Vet's will make a comeback........... In the mean time, BE SAFE!!!! Roost On!
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