Muy thankuloso

 My very chapped butt is almost healed. 180ish miles in 18 hours last
Saturday, much of it single track.  Hellsickle, I owe you.  Don't be
shy
about asking.

Thanks.


Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.

P.S. Donner Pass twice in two days, first time with the world's best
sheep shearer, will up your rock prowess.  No idea why a sheep
shearer is required but it was in my case.

 
3rd straight day of riding with Jim down in Arkansas, I knew what I
had to do if I wanted to keep riding.

You just have to let the natural skin oils release the grip of the
adhesive, and the duct tape comes of right easy.


Dave

 

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  That was the first time I had ever even heard of someone duct taping
their ass.    It worked for you, and you kept riding, so I was
impressed.    
   It really made me wince, thinking of you pulling it off when you
got home.  (Wince and grin.   :-)

 I'm off to pick up my grandson Esteban. We're headed to the mountain
single track of the TrainRobbers today. He really loves that CRF80,
and it's got plenty of torque to pull the hills.

  I'll be on the GasGas 300, because I love it, and it refuses to
overheat, even in today's 97% humidity 99F temperatures.
  I'll soon submit a pre-ride report on the 2001 KTM 520 EXC dual
sport soon, but won't do a full ride report until I install radiator
guards and the GG trials bike radiator fan.  I just don't trust it to
"not overheat" riding slow in this weather. (Both the KTM 4-strokes I
rode with last week were smelling like coolant every time we stopped,
and some times when we were still riding.)
  I believe that this dual sport bike can dance.

  Good Riding and Spodefesting!
Jim
         Wudsracer/Jim Cook
          Smackover Racing
         '06 Gas Gas DE300
        '82 Husqvarna XC250
           Team LAGNAF
"You can avoid reality, but you cannot avoid
   the consequences of avoiding reality."

 

Don't stop believin'...

--
Charles
'99 YZ250

"It's bad luck just SEEin' a thing like that..."

 
My boys are not interested in dirt bikes (WTF?!!). Anyway, I figure it
is skipping a generation and I'll be teaching their kids to ride. That
will have nothing to do with my pressure on them to get married and
have kids young ;) !

The key to duct tape is to not take it off, wait until it comes off on
its own. Fortunately where it needs to go, it doesn't inhibit any
important functionalities.


Dave