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Message: [QUOTE="bbbom, post: 1173928, member: 16301"] It was definitely the most challenging trail I've ever done. Ribtickler welcome back to the world of bikes, I'm sure zero_it didn't use up all of her patience - she's one of the most patient riders I know. :rotfl: And you know me zero_it, I like picnics and sight seeing. A nap once in awhile is always good too. :nener: We would have liked to have had a chance to see you guys for more than the alloted 45 seconds too. Heck Becky was excited to meet you guys and I didn't even get to introduce you all. Sounds like your trip home was also exciting. I was trying to find the trailer brake controller on the bridge but with all Stan's gadgets couldn't figure out where it was. I remembered your car trailer story with Tom & the diesel spill and with the amount of time I had swerving across that stinking long arse bridge I had all kinds of ideas in my head. I just couldn't take my eyes off the swerving road to look for it. BTW, I'm leaving the bike geared up. Oil looked good still so I figure that since we made it through 5 MOH with the higher gearing, it might be time for me to learn to ride a little faster. Waterpump is in the works, bike will be ready to roll by this weekend! 3KDXXR2, Pat is a very good rider. He's 14 now and has been riding since he was 4 1/2. He is very smooth and we've taken him up stuff on 60's, 80's, etc that a lot of big bikes can't make. He's also had the opportunity to ride with many very talented riders that he learns great skills from. They push him and he loves it. I wanna ride like Pat when I grow up. :cool: [/QUOTE]

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