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Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:10 pm**

PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote: To each their own. I prefer substance over flash myself. Indian Larry made some decent stuff, but most of his stuff was more ridable and less flashy.
If that were the case, you would ride a Honda.
Actually, I have 2 Hondas. My HD is every bit as reliable, and a hell of alot more fun to ride...therefore it is my main ride. Nice try, though...
Your Honda's must be old abused wrecks if that is the case.

You just keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel good.

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:11 pm**

TROY!!!!!!

FRANK!!!!!

GO SIT IN THE CORNER NOW!!!!

I'll be there to deliver the spankings in a minute

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:19 pm**

rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote: I know, but that's another thing I have no respect for. I am not the least bit impressed by some guy who can afford to plunk down 40 grand for a bike that he'll barely ever ride. If you want to impress me, build the bike yourself, and ride the damn thing. As far as I'm concerned, Jesse James and the clowns at OCC are the worst things to happen to motorcycling. I'll take an old primer-grey, oil spewing Shovelhead over one of their useless billet barge yuppie machines any day of the week.

It's about character, Troy - you wouldn't understand
Kind of like your sweet Avenger? It is more about White Trash.
Well, it's no bone stock '85 land cruiser, but it gets me from A to B. I never said it was sweet either. In fact it's hammered pretty badly. The Mustang will be a welcome replacement.

You have to actually go off-road once in awhile to appreciate a Cruiser. I understand how those of you who never venture away from pavement might not understand that.

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:19 pm**

ph4ever wrote:TROY!!!!!!

FRANK!!!!!

GO SIT IN THE CORNER NOW!!!!

I'll be there to deliver the spankings in a minute

This is just regular old time killing Banter.

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:23 pm**

PHBeerman wrote:
ph4ever wrote:TROY!!!!!!

FRANK!!!!!

GO SIT IN THE CORNER NOW!!!!

I'll be there to deliver the spankings in a minute
This is just regular old time killing Banter.

I know - I was just in the mood to spank someone

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:24 pm**

ph4ever wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
ph4ever wrote:TROY!!!!!!

FRANK!!!!!

GO SIT IN THE CORNER NOW!!!!

I'll be there to deliver the spankings in a minute
This is just regular old time killing Banter.

I know - I was just in the mood to spank someone

Well in that case.

*Bending Over*

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:26 pm**

PHBeerman wrote:You have to actually go off-road once in awhile to appreciate a Cruiser. I understand how those of you who never venture away from pavement might not understand that.

Dude, I have to drive almost a mile to find pavement...

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:36 pm**

rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:You have to actually go off-road once in awhile to appreciate a Cruiser. I understand how those of you who never venture away from pavement might not understand that.
Dude, I have to drive almost a mile to find pavement...

Dirt roads do not count as off-road.

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:38 pm**

PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:You have to actually go off-road once in awhile to appreciate a Cruiser. I understand how those of you who never venture away from pavement might not understand that.
Dude, I have to drive almost a mile to find pavement...
Dirt roads do not count as off-road.

No, but they're not pavement either. I do my fair share of makin' roads. The old trucks do just fine.

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:40 pm**

I'm waiting for "Mine's bigger than yours".

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:41 pm**

LIPH wrote:I'm waiting for "Mine's bigger than yours".

Frank would be way to embarrassed to start that. Unless you are talking about bald spots.

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:42 pm**

PHBeerman wrote:
LIPH wrote:I'm waiting for "Mine's bigger than yours".
Frank would be way to embarrassed to start that. Unless you are talking about bald spots.

Shane maybe...I ain't bald...

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:44 pm**

rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
LIPH wrote:I'm waiting for "Mine's bigger than yours".
Frank would be way to embarrassed to start that. Unless you are talking about bald spots.
Shane maybe...I ain't bald...

Dammit don't confuse me with facts Frank.

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:46 pm**

PHBeerman wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
PHBeerman wrote:
LIPH wrote:I'm waiting for "Mine's bigger than yours".
Frank would be way to embarrassed to start that. Unless you are talking about bald spots.
Shane maybe...I ain't bald...
Dammit don't confuse me with facts Frank.

Come on now - I'm short and fat...I'm not gonna concede to being bald too.

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:47 pm**

You have not been complimented as high from your mechanic as I have when I dropped off the car to fix a flat and asked me why inside the tire was (as he put it) a pound of sand and dirt.................... I guess my Chevy Lumina was not meant to go Baha riding down a sandy muddy dirt road after a rain storm on Shelter Island................. I broke the seal around the rim and that made my day.................... I felt proud!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:51 pm**

IsleReef wrote:You have not been complimented as high from your mechanic as I have when I dropped off the car to fix a flat and asked me why inside the tire was (as he put it) a pound of sand and dirt.................... I guess my Chevy Lumina was not meant to go Baha riding down a sandy muddy dirt road after a rain storm on Shelter Island................. I broke the seal around the rim and that made my day.................... I felt proud!!!!!!!!!!!

hell that's nothing - I used to take my pinto down cliffs

Posted: **March 9, 2005 4:54 pm**

ph4ever wrote:hell that's nothing - I used to take my pinto down cliffs

Hopefully not in reverse...they didn't take too kindly to rear end collisions

Posted: **March 9, 2005 5:01 pm**

rednekkPH wrote:
ph4ever wrote:hell that's nothing - I used to take my pinto down cliffs
Hopefully not in reverse...they didn't take too kindly to rear end collisions

Wow Frank.................. Remember those days!!!!!!!!!!!! Dude, we are getting old if we remember that so well............... I used to freak out as a kid when we drove past a Pinto (They were slow as S h i t) so it was no problem as a kid in the family station wagon pulling a 3000 lbs boat on a trailer up hill to pass one of those little tiki torches.........

Posted: **March 9, 2005 5:02 pm**

rednekkPH wrote:
ph4ever wrote:hell that's nothing - I used to take my pinto down cliffs
Hopefully not in reverse...they didn't take too kindly to rear end collisions

no but I also would be traveling down the highway and throw on my emergency brake and do a 180 bat turn

Posted: **March 9, 2005 5:03 pm**

IsleReef wrote:
rednekkPH wrote:
ph4ever wrote:hell that's nothing - I used to take my pinto down cliffs
Hopefully not in reverse...they didn't take too kindly to rear end collisions
Wow Frank.................. Remember those days!!!!!!!!!!!! Dude, we are getting old if we remember that so well............... I used to freak out as a kid when we drove past a Pinto (They were slow as S h i t) so it was no problem as a kid in the family station wagon pulling a 3000 lbs boat on a trailer up hill to pass one of those little tiki torches.........

mine wasn't slow

I used to go on road trips and ride in the cradle with truckers. Of course the little hamster that ran the engine was running his ass off!!!

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