I had a 1973 Stingray. Fun but I wasn't doing anything with it anymore so it found a new home.
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I had a 1973 Stingray. Fun but I wasn't doing anything with it anymore so it found a new home.
Repairs and servicing complete ahead of schedule. Now I just need some free time to ride. And I'm really anxious...Originally Posted by 3beansalad
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It's a measure of the civility in this country that no ones seems to fear constantly pissing off the people who own lots of guns.
Some decent weather wouldn't hurt either.
I've given up on 2 wheels in Colorado. Between the shit weather and the war torn roads around Colorado Springs it's just not worth it. There are pot holes bigger then my bike around here.
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That's a damn shame, with some of the best scenery in the country to ride beside
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It's a measure of the civility in this country that no ones seems to fear constantly pissing off the people who own lots of guns.
Yeah, I've ridden in a lot of places, it doesn't really get any better than Colorado. Pity the poor folks who live in Illinois or Kansas.
Martin
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It's true. Colorado is a wonderful place to ride. Specifically, I benefit from living in west Loveland. I can be enjoying the twisties in the Thompson Canyon in less than 5 minutes from leaving my driveway. I'm selling my house and will be moving in a couple of months and one of the considerations is access to good motorcycle riding, One of the places would give me a runway in my backyard (quite literally) so that'd be fantastic for my aviation hobby, but it would take me 30+ minutes of crappy freeway riding before I could enjoy a mountain ride.
First world issues, I guess. This is the kind of stuff that single guys get to consider. No worries about school districts and access to "cultural events" and all that stuff... Purely what works best for my hobbies. The one place is in Adams county and is on 2 acres. I think I could figure out some sort of 100 yard range. Out of the city limits and **I think** I just need to make sure it's safe and the projectile never leaves my property, right? Hmm... One more plus for that property. But it'd still make riding less convenient...
No longer accepting new Trust clients. Pretty much out of the law business completely.
she runs like a dream and I had a great time just sprinting around Colorado Springs
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It's a measure of the civility in this country that no ones seems to fear constantly pissing off the people who own lots of guns.
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