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If you make it out I should be easy to find. I'll be dressed in red,white and blue leathers circa 1980 and I doubt even a blind man could miss this bike.

Ok this is not a craft but.... I never liked this stuff until I was recently in Dublin. After 2 of these in a pub I'm hooked. Couldn't get enough. Have some I bought local chilling in the fridge. Curious to see if it tastes the same here.

Weather for this Friday night looks good so I am hoping to get the Wing out to St Thomas Dragway. Test & Tune Friday night. 15$ for spectators. 40$ if you ride/drive up and want to test your mettle. If you've never pulled up to the tree and staged I highly recommend it. Quite the adrenaline rush.

Sorry Chris but listening to you discuss turn signals on a bike you're not riding while being fed arrow straight oncoming road just wasn't able to hold my attention. Enjoy the trip. Sounds awesome.

Didn't even know it was a thing. Loved the original, I'll be looking for it. Swapped Netflix for Britbox and havn't looked back.

You forgot wallabies. (yes the mini kangaroo) Apparently they got loose from a private zoo and are now feral on the western side of the island.

Watched Nomadland and The Amateur coming home on the plane. NL was a waste of time. TA helped me kill time. Can't give a strong recommendation for either

Squeeze and I got back Saturday from a week in the Isle of Mann. We specifically went to take in the Manx GP. The MGP is not to be confused with the TT, which is the more famous race that takes place earlier in the summer. We decided on the MGP because we felt the TT would be busier, more...

I'm going slow enough that a 1/4 still works. 1/8 doesn't seem right to me either.

Haven't been to Cayuga since I was a kid. St Thomas is about 45 minutes closer. Since I just play at this I can't say one strip is better or worse than another. I know the routine at Sparta.

Again, Love your style! You can always put things into an interesting perspective.

Not sure how old my mower is but I'm pretty sure it's only oil change was after it got submerged when my shed was flooded. I think mowers are like old Toyotas, you don't really need to change the oil just make sure to keep them topped up.

Having been to that swanky acreage of yours it's not hard to see how much saner things would be than in the big smoke. I retired around Covid. (After being cooped up with the Squeeze for 5 weeks solid and it didn't come to blows I figured I could safely pull the trigger). Life is good. I've...

Whoa,Whoa,Whoa! Who said winter is here? I'm looking at available Sundays to see when I can get out to St Thomas Dragway with the new Wing. Gotta get some passes in before the season ends. Also there was chatter about a fall Ghostbusting tour up to Silver Center. AND I still may have issues...

Unless it leaves a puddle big enough to slip I would ignore it. When my Honda leaves a mark I tell people it thinks it’s British.

Vintage bike restoring maybe …. but not so much vintage bikes unless maybe the wife is very hot. YMMV.

Old Singer if I’m not mistaken.Along with the collection of rotary phones the Squeeze and I also collect old Singers. The leather drive belts for treadle models are still available.

My buddy has great advice for restoring bikes. Decide the make model you want,then go buy one in good condition and just ride it.

What kind of pipe will piss off the most non riding members of society? If you piss off enough will you make it harder for the rest of us? Loud pipes do not save lives they risk rights.

Is a clam’s *** watertight? Who cares?