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On the McTaggart Line

Won't manufacturers put self cancelling signals on bikes! Was out Sunday with a buddy and he left his signal on every second turn it seemed. All the new electronic whiz bang but a safety feature like this is left out. Riddle me that one. Goldwings from the early 80s had them - not rocket...

Was out Sunday for a ride. Managed to hit two different craft breweries as well. Passed an amazing farm with probably at least 100 old cars, mostly from the 40s and 50s (and some slightly newer) scattered about the place. Headed back soon for a better look before the foliage fills in and blocks...

Now you see the pics. - boxy fender/fork cover?? - uber wide upper fairing/tank combo - the bulbous can with oddly the only silver or chrome on it None of this works for me.

The remaining members were still laying it down.

Went to see Teenage Head last night in London.

Somebody going racing?

Best of luck. That is one fugly scoot.

Don't forget my cousin and her $100,000 fence. https://www.aaron.ca/dont-take-law-into-own-hands-over-fence-dispute/

Sadly that pretty much sums up capitalism.

A fellow gave me a very nice pair of heavy wall chromed ape hangers. I did the only logical thing and cut them up with an angle grinder to make my front lawn snake sculpture that I posted a while back.

Really. I could probably drive nails using the butt of a loaded pistol, not sure it would be right.

No and no. Neither have I crossed this one with the Squeeze yet. (I've been married over 4 decades and have a garage full of toys, slow and steady wins the race my friend) Part of the deal is we both know this maybe another motorcycle that I buy, plate, ride just enough to realize it doesn't...

Squeeze was "death cleaning" photos and came across these pics from my one and only jump (static line) circa 1987

Are you saying every once in a while a religion gets home to find they now own one less tie down strap?

You could say the exact same thing about chewing tinfoil.

Watching someone do something stupid is sometimes as close as you need to get.

Brutal. There's a reason why they have one arm resting on the tank whenever they pass.

Down low on the axle is a different method than I'm used but I think you've moved enough bikes that I would trust it. When I checked the KLR I can't see a way to get the strap in past the ABS stuff.