I am back from Portugal. Time flies when the shackles are off. This is the second consecutive RTWD that I've missed. Before leaving for Portugal, I dropped off Jesse Owens at Motoworks Chicago to get the Fuzeblock installed. The shop isn't open on Monday so I'm bikeless.
If I walk slowly, I can make it to work in ten minutes so riding to work doesn't make much sense. But if I had my bike, later, when rush hour had thinned, and the cabbies were on simmer and the streets were less angry, I'd hop on Jesse and make a ceremonial pass of the building and give it a little nod.
Hope you were able to ride to work today or just ride to a favorite destination!
Ride safe!
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Since I ride to work almost every day already, the actual day has a little less meaning to me. But, I am definately an avid proponent of using 2 wheeled vehicles for everyday transportation. Glad you are back from Europe, and hope you had a great time.
Dear Sojourner (Sharon):
I've never seen it fail. No sooner did I get a standard voltmeter installed on my dash, than you posted an install using a digital one. I just had Centech fuse block installed (last winter) and I read you went with a Fuzeblock. I looked it up, and once again, I like yours better.
Jeeze!
I have started my preparations for the BMW MOA Rally in Tennessee next month. These will include new tires, an oil change, and a headlight adjustment. I plan to get a compact Steble/Nautilusair horn installed too. I may also switch out the windshield.
I am staying at the Jameson Inn from Wednesday night on and will email you my cell number. I have been invited to a contributor's dinner for the BMW MOA magazine (Thursday night) but would look forward to introdsucing you to the Mac-Pac.
Fondest regards,
Jack "r" (Toad)
Twisted Roads
Fondest regards,
Jim, I too believe in two wheelin' it, which is why I sold my car a year ago. I joined a non-profit car sharing program. I have access to a car whenever I need one and from spring to early winter, the bike is my sole transportation for hitting the road.
I had a very nice time away. I'm paying the price now as the work really piled up. Oh well...such is life.
Jack,
For a small discount given only to family and friends, I'm available for consulting. So before you lay out the dough next time, I'm here for you. ;-)
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