Re: Crashing sucks
When I got out of the Army in 71 I rode flattrack for quite a while.
I loved it.
A couple of years ago I built a street legal scooter with a Trackmaster frame, Cereanni [sp] forks and a 500 cc Yamaha OHC single.
It is really fun to ride but does start kind of hard.
I am glad you had all of your safety gear on as that is the only way to go.
When I do crank up my bike, it is full leathers, boots, gloves and the best I can get for a helmet.
My neighbors look at me kind of funny but they don't know how far I am going to stretch this ride. I get in trouble as My mind seems to wander and I know only two throttle positions, Idle and WFO. No one catches me, and I do limit my riding as it seems I have no mind when it comes to going for a ride. The Devil makes me do it.
My Squaw,thanks to another Hide member, now known as Panty 6, and I thank you for that reference although I don't know who you are but you are right in there with Panty 6, cringes when I lite my bike up.
She knows that I will either come home safe or have the cops after me and I am hiding the bike behind the fence or out at the farm or elsewhere.
You would think that at age 63 I would be able to control myself but that is not the case.
"Put your best wheel forward, sliding sideways,"
Regards, FM
I sure am glad you had good gear on and weren't hurt too bad.