What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike trip?
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Re: What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike t
Other bikers!totalmotorcycle wrote:What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike trip?
Have fun with it, no wrong answers!
Mike

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Re: What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike t
Way to prove Mike wrong.Bubbas_brother wrote:Other bikers!totalmotorcycle wrote:What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike trip?
Have fun with it, no wrong answers!
Mike
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Re: What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike t
Though I'm not a "Supporter" like you, he did say "have fun with it".Skier wrote:Way to prove Mike wrong.Bubbas_brother wrote:Other bikers!totalmotorcycle wrote:What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike trip?
Have fun with it, no wrong answers!
Mike
You know the more I think about it, though I've seen a few wierd things, my answer is very true. All the way from the dirtynecks to hoyty toyty BMW riders.
That's what makes riding fun.
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Re: What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike t
Skier wrote:Way to prove Mike wrong.Bubbas_brother wrote:Other bikers!totalmotorcycle wrote:What's the weirdest thing you've encountered on a bike trip?
Have fun with it, no wrong answers!
Mike
I would also have accepted:
Road, Sky or people.

Mike
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1. Seeing a woman on the back seat of a Goldwing with her knitting out - just outside Peterborough.
2. Seeing a guy in Southern India riding his scooter with a telegraph pole balanced sideways across it. Everyone else just calmly drove off the road to get out of his way.
3. Nearly being speared by the sharp end of a huge cafe-table parasol. The wind had taken it into the air like a kite then dropped it. It hit the road about a foot behind my bike.
2. Seeing a guy in Southern India riding his scooter with a telegraph pole balanced sideways across it. Everyone else just calmly drove off the road to get out of his way.
3. Nearly being speared by the sharp end of a huge cafe-table parasol. The wind had taken it into the air like a kite then dropped it. It hit the road about a foot behind my bike.
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