Santa baby part 2

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IndianDoc said:
One of my first trips to Sturgis in the 70's was on a chopped Bonne, could not afford a Harley. But that Bonneville was a nice ride real nice..Awh goood goooooood memories!!:p:p:p
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I'd love an old Indian...can't afford one. I sure drooled over that bad boy of yours at the beach.
Sure wish warm weather would hurry up and arrive.
 
Gundy said:
I'd love an old Indian...can't afford one. I sure drooled over that bad boy of yours at the beach.
Sure wish warm weather would hurry up and arrive.
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Broke the old girl out and took a ride the other day , love that v twin thump. congrats on the sweet Bonnie maybe we'll ride someday. :beer:
 
IndianDoc said:
Broke the old girl out and took a ride the other day , love that v twin thump. congrats on the sweet Bonnie maybe we'll ride someday. :beer:
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I heard that!
Kicked her over yesterday and took a cruise. SWEET.
Gobs of torque. Second ride since I got it. Much more relaxing this time.
Weather is getting better but it wasn't bad at all yesterday.
Heck I had to shed the jacket when I'd stop.
Gained a bit of confidence in the bike. Did a lot of stop and starts and engine off stops and re-starts.
Out and back my long loose gravel drive is exciting.
;)
 
Gundy said:
I heard that!
Kicked her over yesterday and took a cruise. SWEET.
Gobs of torque. Second ride since I got it. Much more relaxing this time.
Weather is getting better but it wasn't bad at all yesterday.
Heck I had to shed the jacket when I'd stop.
Gained a bit of confidence in the bike. Did a lot of stop and starts and engine off stops and re-starts.
Out and back my long loose gravel drive is exciting.
;)
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Ahhhh! Loose gravel, sand on pavement ,and ice, simply put biker pucker factor 10,;) but ya gotta love it. Oh wet grass tooo!!!!
 
Gundy said:
Took the Bonneville for a short ride yesterday.
Man, I LOVE riding this thing!
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Don't let any of my biker buddies read this but the english bikes are so much more fun to ride than US Iron it's not even funny.:bounce::bounce::bounce: I repeat I did not say that. :rolleyes: Glad you are having fun just keep it level in the gravel. Doc

Thought of you the other day opened another bottle of the nectar of the god's , an excelent Single Malt(18 year old Oban). No riding that day fer sur!!!!
 
Gundy said:
Brit bikes mix well with American Iron.
All the Harley guys I know are cool
with Triumphs.
I think I'll have me a nip tonight.
:cheers:
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Just don't be caught on a rice burner. I myself have put white rice under the bike and then told the rider that he had a fuel leak, had many a good time, as they ran to the parking lot to find the pile of rice. ;):beer:
 
Great afternoon for a little classic bike ride. Old Table Rock rd and #11 was a blast.
The Bonneville is such a hoot to operate. Kick start and all the controls are on the
opposite sides. ie shifter on the left and brake on the right. Quaint and quirky.
Just like I love 'em!
:grinpimp:
 
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