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memorable bike moments
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 10:20 am
by leryasa
Well, as a female, my first memorable bike moment was riding by
myself for the first time and thinking I've accomplished something
that women have been brainwashed into thinking they cant do. And the
feeling or rush I got out of that. I've had some awesome scenery but
the look on peoples faces when they discover that I'm a female bike
rider is priceless!!
KLRgirl
memorable bike moments
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 2:28 pm
by Kathi Clark
Amen!
Kathi
leryasa wrote:
Well, as a female, my first memorable bike moment was riding by
myself for the first time and thinking I've accomplished something
that women have been brainwashed into thinking they cant do. And the
feeling or rush I got out of that. I've had some awesome scenery but
the look on peoples faces when they discover that I'm a female bike
rider is priceless!!
KLRgirl
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memorable bike moments
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 6:44 pm
by Steve Hersant
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "leryasa" wrote:
> Well, as a female, my first memorable bike moment was riding by
> myself for the first time and thinking I've accomplished something
> that women have been brainwashed into thinking they cant do. And
the
> feeling or rush I got out of that. I've had some awesome scenery
but
> the look on peoples faces when they discover that I'm a female
bike
> rider is priceless!!
> KLRgirl
Congrats ! I salute you for braving the unknown. I hope you don't
include me in the general group of brainwashers. My wife has been a
teacher and a cop, a motorcycle rider and can probably down me in a
battle and is more reasonable and is certainly smarter than me. The
perception of limitations makes some people cower. I'm glad you
didn't bow down to this perception, but I wonder who it is that does
this generalised brainwashing ? It wasn't me or my Dad, so all you
other redneck males should be ashamed.
Steve
Bad back prevents fighting !
B.C.
Canada
(nklr) mixing my meds and whiskey on monday did not work to wel
Posted: Wed Jun 30, 2004 8:34 pm
by monahanwb
--- In
DSN_klr650@yahoogroups.com, "mike torst"
wrote:
> Damn! I blew it on a few message replies on Monday about 9-10pm
PST. I was
> not feeling any pain for the first time in weeks, but I definitely
developed
> a major brain fart as a side effect.
>
> Sorry guys!
Not to worry, we all do it sometimes.
Wine and vicodin for me, doc tells me it's time for a hip
replacement. Oh joy.