[Earman67]

Hi Scott, i should be there about noonish, if your still around lets say hi if not im sure we will be riding at some point this season...ps dont forget to bring an old motorcycle tee to swap for the new...

 

[Earman67]

Shirt I still haven't even got in my bike yet phone troubles have been working with then answer Verizon all day gotta hop in bike now
How was event?

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[Earman67]

Scott,
Sorry I missed you. Never made it out to event, shit happens but really like the shirt from what i see. Gonna ride a little bit later on early afternoon. I forgot which bike youre using? I can ya that checking the tire pressure on the VIntage is a royal rain in the ass ( esp back tire...) lol
How many people were there any idea? i bet it was a blast though...

 

[Earman67]

Cool where do you work I. Queens? Im.in Queens gonna ride with a friend soon for a few hours

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[Earman67]

I'm the engineer at the AirTrain building next to Jamaica train station. Maybe I'll see you guys out on the rode.


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Well, Was heading out with a friend to Staten Island to Gotham Motors, another great dealership and Indian Dealer, to say hi to a few friends that work there. Halfway there my buddy gets a flat in his rear tire, we pull over on the shoulder lane of the very lovely Belt Parkway, and find a huge metal speer we couldn't even pull out for lack of pliers ( the first tool I'm adding to my bikes tool kit/along with a flat tire repair kit and small battery operated air pump). After trying to wave over other bikers and get passed by by several Harley riders..lol I was finally able to stop a nice young kids on Honda who went home and brought back pliers only to find that the repair kit plugs couldn't patch the very large hole left in the back tire so.... We called for a truck to come pick up his bike.
While waiting (and freezing) after standing there for over 2 hours at this point, I see another biker couple exit the Parkway and as she turns to look at us, she hits dirt and goes down... My buddy and I run over to help her, luckily she and her bike are ok, minus a few scratches... At this point it's 3 hours later and my buddy's bike was on its way to Staten Island, my buddy ends up taking 4 trains home and gets it 930 pm, and our planned trip to the dealer for the tee shirt swap goes south...
The moral of the story is sometimes even the best plans have been known to go astray, always carry a flat tire repair kit, always respect and help out any two wheel rider in need without question and last, there's always eBay for a tee shirt purchsse if you miss an event like this...
Cheers
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