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New rider saying hi...

Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 3:27 pm
by the.chad
I am new here, hi. I live in vancouver, but sometimes I stay in abbotsford. I am a new rider also...very excited about getting out, perhaps this fall, or definitely in the spring. What do you guys all ride? Why is there not a spot for "ride" in your profile???this should be added.

Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 3:35 pm
by blues2cruise
Welcome chad. If you go back into your profile and find the signature window, you can type what you ride into there. If your bike is on the internet somewhere, you can put the url between [img]url[/img] and the picture will show up. Try to keep the picture smallish.

I ride a Yamaha V-Star....a cruiser.
Dr-bar rides a valkyrie....an even bigger cruiser.

How about you?

Posted: Mon Oct 23, 2006 3:41 pm
by blues2cruise
hey-old-n-slow.....I went for a ride with the SCRC on Saturday. We went to Boston Bar for lunch and back.
Sigh......I am such a slow learner....

I thought that with our road captain having been made a first officer that it would have made a difference in the group thing. :roll:

He passed some cars and left us in the dust. Then a few got to pass and then one got to pass.......
Then while some of us were still "unpassed", he passed again.... :roll:

Nice foramtion....

The chapter is being split up into 3 chapters because of how far away everyone is.
The guy who is going to be first officer fo my locale says he will do things properly. He also hinted at me being road captain.
We will see.......

At least the weather was nice.

Vancouverr Island Members

Posted: Mon Nov 27, 2006 9:03 am
by Rydr
I'm new on here and just want to say hi to all the BC members. I live in Campbell River and was wondering how many members live on Vancouver Island? Take care and ride safe. Rydr

I'm Back

Posted: Wed Apr 25, 2007 2:28 pm
by old-n-slow
Man-o-man! Look at how long this thread has been sitting idle. Guess it's high time I put in an appearance. Yes. I have been gone but I plan to be back on line more. Just been to busy to do much of anything. This is my first visit to the site in several months I think.

Had my first decent ride of the season on the old Yamaha the other day. What's with this crappy weather? Can't seem to get any heat out of the sun. And all the talk these days is of global warming. Yah right.

I can see I won't be riding as much as I would like this year as I am having major hip problems. Part of the joys of getting long in the tooth I suppose.

Happy Trails ya'all.

Posted: Mon Apr 30, 2007 2:13 pm
by blues2cruise
Well, old-n-slow...I guess there was no action all winter because the weather sucked. I only got in a few rides. I was jsut getting back into too when my little incident happened.

A couple of more weeks and I hope to be riding again.

Then I will have some stories to tell.

I know what you mean about aches and pains. You might have to switch to an automatic. :wink:

Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 5:35 pm
by old-n-slow
Ahh Blues. I envy you but only partly. It would be nice to do the trip across the continent but that's way too long for me. Enjoy yourself and if we ever get to eyeball over a cup of coffee or the like you can tell me all about it. The five day ride to Wetaskiwin was great last year and there looks like a possibility I may get to do Duffy Lake and similar this year. Do hope so.

I wish you a good trip. At least you didn't break your ankle like I did the time I went down. That really slows you up.

Ride in the wind while you can.

Garry

Posted: Fri May 18, 2007 5:50 pm
by blues2cruise
old-n-slow wrote:Ahh Blues. I envy you but only partly. It would be nice to do the trip across the continent but that's way too long for me. Enjoy yourself and if we ever get to eyeball over a cup of coffee or the like you can tell me all about it. The five day ride to Wetaskiwin was great last year and there looks like a possibility I may get to do Duffy Lake and similar this year. Do hope so.

I wish you a good trip. At least you didn't break your ankle like I did the time I went down. That really slows you up.

Ride in the wind while you can.

Garry
Garry, if you plan for enough time you could do it. :wink:

After I get back I will be planning a jaunt to the island...I have a friend there.
We can meet for coffee then. You buying? :mrgreen:

Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 3:29 pm
by old-n-slow
blues2cruise wrote:
old-n-slow wrote:Ahh Blues. I envy you but only partly. It would be nice to do the trip across the continent but that's way too long for me. Enjoy yourself and if we ever get to eyeball over a cup of coffee or the like you can tell me all about it. The five day ride to Wetaskiwin was great last year and there looks like a possibility I may get to do Duffy Lake and similar this year. Do hope so.

I wish you a good trip. At least you didn't break your ankle like I did the time I went down. That really slows you up.

Ride in the wind while you can.

Garry
Garry, if you plan for enough time you could do it. :wink:

After I get back I will be planning a jaunt to the island...I have a friend there.
We can meet for coffee then. You buying? :mrgreen:
Sure. I should be able to spring for a coffee at least. As long a I'm not required to drink one myself :D

Posted: Wed Jun 06, 2007 3:52 pm
by blues2cruise
I'm still home. :( The doctor vetoed travelling. To be honest I would not be up to that many hours on a bike just yet.