stickhandle2
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Thanks Ben, yup I used to love that first cup of coffee when we camped, funny it is also how I got back into using a percolator again for my coffee. The stove is the kind I was thinking of. Thanks again for the info. Mike
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Tooch I hear ya brother, we are relooking our ride plans for this year. There is always the one trip we have to make over the border for if nothing else to get a couple bottles of Everclear for another batch or two of Tammies Apple Pie. I haven't camped in a few years but am really wanting to give it a try on the bike, I know the better half has already said a big NO to the camping thing, maybe it is something I have to try again on my own. For me it may be tough finding spots to carry some of the essentials, like a stove, coffee etc. Question to the campers, what do you carry with you when you camp on the bike.......my morning coffee is a must, guessing the small single burner stoves work ok with bike camping. Mike
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Awesome....thanks for the laughs
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That is one sweet car, really love that you have her lookin stock. What a beauty. -
I'm with you Puc, it was looking like we may not have that big blast of white stuff, Feb 2 we should be looking forward to March and spring coming not having to dig out from the dumping that is going on now. Even worse the old snowblower threw the drive chain and with out a garage, I am not going to look at it while it is in a foot and half drift of snow. Grab the shovels, its time for old school. Not saying who is responsible for the white stuff, but not feeling too good about it. Mike
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Haven't even started working on the 750 Virago our daughter rides, it is at my brothers place about 2 hours north of us and way colder there. Just have to change the starter clutch and replace a gasket to fix an oil leak from the same side of the motor as the starter clutch. Figure get the parts ordered in a week or two, then start hoping for warmer weather as March comes around. Mike
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Saw an article about him and the motorcycle company, but can't remember what bike magazine it was in (ya I know alot of help this is). The price was what got my attention right off the bat.
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What a thoughtful guy you are.......at least there is Diamonds in the name, I'm with Chaharly, for your sake I hope there is a good dinner in there too.
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Yup........ Diamond cuts.........they look reel purdy The pizza and beer sounds good too for the Venture friends
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very cool, recognize those fins on forks everytime, like the apes on it too.......hmmmm seen a gold wing ratted out, seen a 1st gen ratted out, knida wondering what a RSV would look like as a rat bike.
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We use Frogg Toggs rain suits, they are nice and light and have kept us dry through many rides in the rain. They have a number of different options of suits. They fold up nice and don't take up much room in the saddlebags, I keep mine inside the lids of the saddlebags. Mike
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Puc......that is so wrong.......giggling like a little kid watching your video. Well done Mike
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Thanks again for hosting Ben, it was great seeing everyone.
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we are bringing one extra with us. Our daughter goes off to college now she wants to hang with Mom and Dad when she is home.
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Aww too bad I cleaned up the plugs and even put them back in their little boxes. We will have to catch up with you and Cathy before the riding season Mike
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Was at the show yesterday as well, first four hours working a booth and then spent the next 4+ walking and checking things out, lots of stuff to see and we didn't see it all. Much like Brenner had some insurance companies telling me they could save me some $$ on the bike insurance. Did get to talk to some of the folks there with some of the areas that may end up being some ride destinations. I thought it was a good show, but then again I get excited going to a bike shop and just lookin at bikes and talkin about rides. Mike
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We have ridden that area many times and also ride the Niagara region of Ontario almost everyday during our riding season, if you need any info or would like some riding companions there are many of us on the site that ride the areas your looking at. Mike
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Very cool Larry, enjoy it.
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How much do you pay for FULL coverage insurance on your 2nd gen?
stickhandle2 replied to VentureFar's topic in Watering Hole
no collision only liability, $710.00 for the year -
What's in a name? (Tell us about your username)
stickhandle2 replied to pbjman's topic in Watering Hole
Mine comes from my time spent playing and coaching hockey. More from the Coaching end from teaching the individual skills to be able to play the game at a high level. Teaching this to kids of all ages, telling them you need to skate, shoot, pass, and stick handle too. I have needed user names for a couple forums, and I could always remember stickhandle2 Mike -
That is funny.....nice one
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Great write up thank you.
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I have only seen the bottles up here. Mike
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That reminds me I better put them back in the freezer and clean them off.
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Nice going.... Tammie and I are in. Mike