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why don't we just do one ongoing random thread? takes up less space I would think and if you want to look for something you read you don't need to remember what month it was in

_Will_ wrote:why don't we just do one ongoing random thread? takes up less space I would think and if you want to look for something you read you don't need to remember what month it was in

We had a random thread with well over 1000 posts, but went to this format so that the month's randomness can be deleted later, taking up less space on the server with non-motorcycle related posts, keeping the site lean and mean.

the_finch wrote:

_Will_ wrote:why don't we just do one ongoing random thread? takes up less space I would think and if you want to look for something you read you don't need to remember what month it was in

We had a random thread with well over 1000 posts, but went to this format so that the month's randomness can be deleted later, taking up less space on the server with non-motorcycle related posts, keeping the site lean and mean.

Will,
that was down to a quick look at how much space a thousand posts took up and it was not that easy to search either due to its "randomness".
The site directors and owners I believe do not cull the posts as the month ends but keep I believe (do not quote this as gospel ) the last 2 months worth before condeming them to the Byte Bucket in cyberspace.

Its the 5th of November when a bright Fellow Guy Fawkes tried to blow up Parliment, where is he now he is really needed again to clean out the parasites & war mongers ? M15 & M!6 laugh and get over your selves.

Rode into work today!!! I think that's now twice that I've actually ridden my bike in the last couple months!

fzrbrandon wrote:Rode into work today!!! I think that's now twice that I've actually ridden my bike in the last couple months!

I ride my bike EVERY day, don't really miss having a car except when it's a torrential downpour. Good thing I live in FL where that never happens

and a well seasoned bone in NY strip is a nice way to start the day

_Will_ wrote:

fzrbrandon wrote:Rode into work today!!! I think that's now twice that I've actually ridden my bike in the last couple months!

I ride my bike EVERY day, don't really miss having a car except when it's a torrential downpour. Good thing I live in FL where that never happens

and a well seasoned bone in NY strip is a nice way to start the day

I'd probably ride everyday too but I bring my daughter to school in the morning so I just don't have the time. I made an exception this morning and just met my wife and daughter at her school. Hey, give a a guy a break, right? LOL!

fzrbrandon wrote:

_Will_ wrote:

fzrbrandon wrote:Rode into work today!!! I think that's now twice that I've actually ridden my bike in the last couple months!

I ride my bike EVERY day, don't really miss having a car except when it's a torrential downpour. Good thing I live in FL where that never happens

and a well seasoned bone in NY strip is a nice way to start the day

I'd probably ride everyday too but I bring my daughter to school in the morning so I just don't have the time. I made an exception this morning and just met my wife and daughter at her school. Hey, give a a guy a break, right? LOL!

sidecar ?

_Will_ wrote:sidecar ?

http://www.sportriders.com/hack/index.cfm

Now THERE'S an idea! We actually saw sidecar racing at Willow last month. Awesome stuff and my daughter dug it. I wonder if she'd like to ride in one!

fzrbrandon wrote:Now THERE'S an idea! We actually saw sidecar racing at Willow last month. Awesome stuff and my daughter dug it. I wonder if she'd like to ride in one!

she'd the coolest kid at the parent pick up, plus you might scare boys for later

_Will_ wrote:

fzrbrandon wrote:Now THERE'S an idea! We actually saw sidecar racing at Willow last month. Awesome stuff and my daughter dug it. I wonder if she'd like to ride in one!

she'd the coolest kid at the parent pick up, plus you might scare boys for later

I can totally see her with the old aviator goggles, helmet, and scarf blowing in the wind!

That is awesome. One of the guys at work said he would only ride in it with me if I would cut the wheel off the sidecar and continuously made it so that I would have to balance the sidecar off the road. Deal accepted.

fzrbrandon wrote:

_Will_ wrote:

fzrbrandon wrote:Now THERE'S an idea! We actually saw sidecar racing at Willow last month. Awesome stuff and my daughter dug it. I wonder if she'd like to ride in one!

she'd the coolest kid at the parent pick up, plus you might scare boys for later

I can totally see her with the old aviator goggles, helmet, and scarf blowing in the wind!

I can see something like this in the pick-up/dropoff lane at a school somewhere...