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Posted by CDNRatMan
- February 28, 2015, 11:59:52 AMQuoteWhy of course to get to the other side.....that was easy...........Why would a man of my age ride a Drifter across a rutted muddy field.
Posted by John Hopkins
- February 28, 2015, 08:09:52 AMQuote from: chief on February 27, 2015, 18:55:05 PMWell done..Back in the olden days, I frequented a bar where the main entrance was at the rear. There was a long hall that led into the bar area. The front door was directly inline from the back door. The hall had a great echo quality to it. My HD Low Rider had some very nice sounding pipes. One evening, the bar was pretty dead, my buddies were there and I was late. I usually rode my bike up to the back door and would hit the throttle a couple of times - everyone knew it was me.
It just happens that that particular night, a buddy was at the door when he heard me coming in. He held the door open - I couldn't resist... into the bar I went. The sound was absolutely GREAT in that hall. My other buddies moved the table they were at and held open the front door. I was in and out! It was great. I waited about an hour and rode back to the bar. The owner was not impressed, but we were fixtures in that place so he forgave me but put me on notice. No one was ever in danger... there was only us in the place, so not exactly like running through a mall!
If you haven't done at least one crazy thing in your life, you haven't lived.
I've done a few..
Even now I ride some crazy places, Why would a man of my age ride a Drifter across a rutted muddy field.
John.
Posted by CDNRatMan
- February 27, 2015, 19:20:34 PMOk please take note this is in Surrey BC, and whom is close to there whom would do such an act.......Has anyone heard from 49? Or is he still in hiding.....
Posted by chief
- February 27, 2015, 18:55:05 PMBack in the olden days, I frequented a bar where the main entrance was at the rear. There was a long hall that led into the bar area. The front door was directly inline from the back door. The hall had a great echo quality to it. My HD Low Rider had some very nice sounding pipes. One evening, the bar was pretty dead, my buddies were there and I was late. I usually rode my bike up to the back door and would hit the throttle a couple of times - everyone knew it was me.
It just happens that that particular night, a buddy was at the door when he heard me coming in. He held the door open - I couldn't resist... into the bar I went. The sound was absolutely GREAT in that hall. My other buddies moved the table they were at and held open the front door. I was in and out! It was great. I waited about an hour and rode back to the bar. The owner was not impressed, but we were fixtures in that place so he forgave me but put me on notice. No one was ever in danger... there was only us in the place, so not exactly like running through a mall!Posted by Feed Poster
- February 24, 2015, 00:32:07 AMRCMP seeking mall motorcyclist
Surrey RCMP are looking for the man who tore through Guildford Town Centre area on a motorbike, reportedly down an exterior escalator, and took off. On Friday at about 1:50 p.m., Surrey Mounties were alerted about a biker driving dangerously as he headed into this city from Langley.
From: Motorcycle News - http://www.topix.net/rss/motorcycles