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Wrider wrote:Sorry to hear Andrea isn't feeling well. Give her my best!

Sure did and she is feeling better today.

At work (at least we have air conditioning)!

Popped outside for some "fresh air" & just happened to watch literally hundreds of scooters
making their way down to the quay.

Quite a sight but I'm glad I'm not on duty tonight as the trauma surgeons might be busy!!

I bought my first bike, a 2006 Suzuki GS500F!

Wrider wrote:Sorry to hear Andrea isn't feeling well. Give her my best!

Thanks

I was not very well but I'm much better today so we went for a walk in the park and flew a kite for an hour. (The weather has been gorgeous all long weekend!)

Now I'm exhuasted and back on the couch!

zee wrote:I bought my first bike, a 2006 Suzuki GS500F!

Congrats on your purchase. If possible, post up some pictures of your new bike.

zee wrote:I bought my first bike, a 2006 Suzuki GS500F!

jstark47 wrote:

zee wrote:I bought my first bike, a 2006 Suzuki GS500F!

Congrats on your purchase. If possible, post up some pictures of your new bike.

Will do, as soon as I can get out of the garage. Rain, rain, rain until this weekend. I plan to wash it up and take some pictures before I ride, so will post up one or two.

Today, I will be licensing and finalizing insurance decisions. I also may go shopping for boots and a new jacket (the one I have is a little too big).

Writing up the review of the GoPro HD Motorsport Hero. Should be 100% complete tomorrow.

Mike

Fixed my water softener. should be good for another 10 years. Cant believe the part to replace was $135 I was like OMG expensive. but cheaper than buying a whole new softener. Then I replaced the gay stealer-ship plate on the front of my wife's new vehicle with a Harley Davidson plate I had laying around.

took the wife to work, pick up a yard of top soil and spred it as a thunderstorm was approaching, to cover new grass seed, just got it done as it started to rain. Returned the top soil bag back to the supplier, stopped at Timmy's for coffee and returned home to finish wiring my bike for my Garmin GPS. Anybody looking to mount a weather proof cigarett lighter socket on their bike, canadian Tire has one with a mounting base moulded to it that can be bolted to the bike, using two 10-32 machine screws. It comes with a weather cap to cover the socket. I used a marine mounting bracket made for my model of Garmin and purchased from a marine store. It clamps to the handle bars and has balls and sockets for adjustment. Very nice setup.