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âOh, no, my poor dear mistaken friend! My appointment with you was always to have been here and now! Now letâs get to know one another, shall we?â
Iâve been riding BMW motorcycles for over 40 years. Didnât miss a day last month. My brother starting riding three years ago at 68 and now his son is also riding. My Dad rode when he was young, and I have a picture of my Grandfather from 1916 on his Harley.
I used to ride motorcycles and then gave it up. Years later, I started thinking about getting another one. A client of mine, Larry McBride, had at that time, the fastest motorcycle on the planet. He had jumped of bikes going in excess of 160 mph. He also owned a motorcycle repair shop. I thought it curious he never drove a motorcycle to my business. I asked him one day, why he never rode a bike to my shop. His answer, âTheyâre too dangerous.â I figured if he was scared, I should be too.
This hit close to home. Sadly, my friend did not survive a horrific crash one month ago, and now his widow and twin 13 year olds are trying to rebuild a new life without him. Never a fan of motorcycles, but really not a fan of those who buy them and donât get proper training before usingâŠ
âYou donât get it. Death in a motorcycle crash isnât funny. Survive a crash then die tripping on your front stoop; thatâs hilarious. Come on Mr. âI laugh at deathâ, time to go.â
In the 70s the Norton Commando was THE monster motorcycle. They were always available for sale used. Youâd go to the door and there would be a guy in a body cast. He would tell you his wife was making him sell it.
Pharmakeus Ubik over 4 years ago
Back to the Pale Horse, for now.
Auntie Socialist over 4 years ago
âOh, no, my poor dear mistaken friend! My appointment with you was always to have been here and now! Now letâs get to know one another, shall we?â
Leroy over 4 years ago
Coming to terms with death.
makinen6602 over 4 years ago
close call?
Lady loves a joke over 4 years ago
He may have gotten rid of the death machine, but not death.
Egrayjames over 4 years ago
Iâve been riding BMW motorcycles for over 40 years. Didnât miss a day last month. My brother starting riding three years ago at 68 and now his son is also riding. My Dad rode when he was young, and I have a picture of my Grandfather from 1916 on his Harley.
J Short over 4 years ago
I used to ride motorcycles and then gave it up. Years later, I started thinking about getting another one. A client of mine, Larry McBride, had at that time, the fastest motorcycle on the planet. He had jumped of bikes going in excess of 160 mph. He also owned a motorcycle repair shop. I thought it curious he never drove a motorcycle to my business. I asked him one day, why he never rode a bike to my shop. His answer, âTheyâre too dangerous.â I figured if he was scared, I should be too.
WCraft Premium Member over 4 years ago
This one hits very close to home!
Mc Q over 4 years ago
He rode to Samarra. But his appointment never showed. Lucky guy!
Kwincee over 4 years ago
This hit close to home. Sadly, my friend did not survive a horrific crash one month ago, and now his widow and twin 13 year olds are trying to rebuild a new life without him. Never a fan of motorcycles, but really not a fan of those who buy them and donât get proper training before usingâŠ
P51Strega over 4 years ago
âYou donât get it. Death in a motorcycle crash isnât funny. Survive a crash then die tripping on your front stoop; thatâs hilarious. Come on Mr. âI laugh at deathâ, time to go.â
COL Crash over 4 years ago
I guess itâs true what they say. Death should never take a Holiday, much less a vacation.
Ukko wilko over 4 years ago
Heâs missed several appointments with me, only one involving a motorcycle or recreation.
mi_sbs over 4 years ago
I donât know if Iâve had any appointments, but if so, I missed all of them
mistercatworks over 4 years ago
In the 70s the Norton Commando was THE monster motorcycle. They were always available for sale used. Youâd go to the door and there would be a guy in a body cast. He would tell you his wife was making him sell it.