[dsn_klr650] nklr: falling asleep

[carmic7@aol.com]

In a message dated 8/7/00 10:04:38 AM, dan_iss@... writes: >>

[Ye Wilde Ryder]

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>This is a first, I sit here amazed! you actually took your bike apart >to get it home?

many moons ago, i hauled my cb750 across several state lines in the trunk of my piece o' shite cage. i got a (strong friend to help me lift the front end & place it in the cage's trunk. much easier & quicker than disassembling it. gears, ye wilde ryder -- wallace@... 99 zx-9r "blue bayou" 98 vtr-1000f "stormy" zwallace@... 86 cr-250 "dirt devil" 00 sv-650 "zipper" "& you were using your friends as a berm." -- RP 83 v65 magna "nasty" FoJ#002...AMA#456832...JHLO#002...COP#000...CCS#SW969...Support the RKBA

[Harry Thames]

Since you had a friend and a car all you needed was a rope and you could have towed it home. It might have even cranked after a few miles. Harry Thames South Carolina

[racing43rd@aol.com]

My son would fall asleep every morning on the way to work, we usually rode a CB500T which would vibrate like a BSA. I would stop the bike and wake him up but next morning same thing, he even fell asleep once in the rain. Ed Windsor Oh