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LOL! You think we don't. Numbers don't matter, unless you're counting rolls or the number of flaps from the 'chicken wings' hanging from the back of your arms. ;) Muscle is much heavier than fat ( I seem to remember a figure like 8x), I 'd much rather look at a heavier fit woman than one that...

Sigh ... I've been criticised for the same thing but, it *is* part of my job and no, I'm not police / fire /med ( I'm 'uber' tech for a major bank ). PITA, my wife hates it (but loves the $) and it is habit forming, what's worse the em radiation is probably slowly giving me cancer but, the kids...

Sigh .. I had that opinion with my last bike, a Virago ... she ate a timing chain. :(

Good points, definitely on the list. Thanks for the pointers

Because she has like 33k on her, her maintenance record is suspect, I have the time and other things like I've noticed shoddy wiring I want to replace... Also, she needs some TLC, many 'weathered' bolts etc.

I bought a 1983 Suzuki GS 750Es in good shape, did a quick tune-up and rode her hard all summer. She didn't let me down so she gets the full tear down, rebuild treatment this winter. :cool:

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Geez, she is out of shape. ;)

Wake up call ... at least for me. Been putting off buying boots... gonna stop procrastinating ... soon. ;) Thanks!

HUGE Enthusiast here. ;) I am a perpetual student, I love older ragwings (not the flying buses mentioned here), especially aerobatic biplanes. I build and fly and compete with model planes as one of my other hobbies My website: http://scalebuilder.org

Not current but, some flavour of my weekend (btw, the yellow biplane behind the interview and in the short flying shot is one of mine. B) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWVlfoA9PgM

Ah, so you're the guy I've been dissing ... we gotta talk buddy, you've been making some BIG mistakes for some time now. ;)

Ah! A fellow architect? ;)

Sorry ... so not in support (gave my pager up a couple years ago TG!!!). Sounds like I couldn't help you anyway, I work on large scale integrations and design to address issues like performance, scalability, failure mode analysis and provisioning, data quality controls etc. Business often refers...

Well, I work for a major bank, my title say Enterprise Architect but near as I figure, I'm responsible for everything nobody else understands. :)

42km one way, mostly backroads until Plug Hat rd. becomes Meadowvale. ;) Claremont to Scarborough (Birchmount and Eglinton). I actually work in the financial district (Bay st) most days of late but the company runs a van through the "valley of death" (Don Valley). ;)

Video from last weekend http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_caHcEDQSM but pretty much what I did this weekend too. ;) If you're in the Kitchener/St Jacob's area this weekend check out http://www.kwflyingdutchmen.com/scalerally.html, ask around for me (Jim McIntyre) and I'll give you the insiders...

Thanks everyone! Nice warm welcomes on here, glad to be among good people. :cool:

I always want to go for a ride. I live in Claremont (between Uxbridge and Stouffeville if you're not famailiar ... and most aren't B) ).

Lol! ok. She's cosmetically pretty clean for an old bike as you can see;