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[WFP]

or do you mean the Line under my pic?

A frind of mine and his wife were on their 96 Fatboy...  A guy pulls up on his bike and says to my friend, "Hey, is that a Fatboy?"  Withough blinking my buddy replies: "No, it's my wife."  Needless to say, he got nothing that night!

[Doc]

again....WOW!

haaa
Welcome aboard

[JCZ]

Avatar...another name for the pic under the user name...

Avatar is the name for a picture (usually animated and not a real photograph) such as mine, under your user name.  If it's an actual photograph then it's tecnically a user photograph although many still refer to them as avatars.

In response to your little slogan.......looks like you're not gonna get any for a long time.....if your lady sees this board. [smiley=laugh.gif]

[skull]

Friday, March 19th and it is very sunny in Pittsburgh.  The air is cold but it feels great in the sun.  I uncovered the Deuce, backed it into the driveway and thought I would start it up to let her run for a bit (I know some say it is not good to just let the bike run).  I was just dying to do something.  Well, then I threw a leg over and rolled the throttle a bit, next thing you know I was engaging the clutch and putting her in 1st gear.  Went up and back in the driveway a few times and before you knew it, I was riding through every cul-da-sac in the neighborhood.  Just a light sweatshirt and no gloves.  Well, it did feel good just to be moving on the bike, even though I never got out of 2nd gear, but then reality set in...  My hands were numb!  Wow, when the air is cold, it does not take long!  Back in the garage she goes.

[WFP]

Avatar is the name for a picture (usually animated and not a real photograph) such as mine, under your user name.

[WFP]

Friday, March 19th and it is very sunny in Pittsburgh.

[Doc]

Gotta love fairings....hahaha

[psycho]

Well, I did it--backed the lady out of the garage last night and fired her up--what a nice sound after so long. Isn't that something--a grown man fires up a bike and immediately says under his breath "Oh yeah!" with a quiet reserve. Oh, she coughed and hesitated a bit as I headed up the street, letting me know that she was put-off by the taste of that fuel stabelizer along with my ignoring her for the last few months. She soon warmed up nice and we were off together (See what I mean--who the hell talks like this?). Well, I putted around town for two solid hours staying clear of those nasty sand traps looming so close by. Had my new riding boots on, the new windvest windshield, new Shoie X-11, and the sundowner seat to try out. I would have tried out my gerbing stuff if it

[starvin]

glad to hear you had a good first ride psycho, visibility is always a problem with face shields. I started using yellow tinted googles last year and can't believe how good they work at nite. We just got back from a little ride too. ya gatta love it. [smiley=huepfenjump3.gif]

[JCZ]

Somehow, I just knew you'd find neutral with no problem.  Think we'll move you to the head of the class. [smiley=laugh.gif]

[naitram]

glad to hear your first ride went well, now that the weather is starting to turn better we need to meet up and do some ridin.......

[BIKER77]

Ya-no boys, if you would move your yankee butts down here to the great state of TEXAS, you could ride nearly year round. Whats fuel stabilizer anyhow? Why we haven't seen any white stuff in years. And the women.......................... [smiley=huepfenjump3.gif]

[Road_Hog]

He Psyco, congrats!  Don't waste your money on the heal rests unless you get the extended forward controls...you won't use them especially if your over 5'11".  If you want to get a feel how the forward controls will feel...go and sit on a wide glide, they're a bit farther up.  With the extensions the heal rests are perfect..... [smiley=xyxthumbs.gif]

[the O`Fender]

I think everyone should hook up!! how bout June in Laconia!!!! We can run the kankamangus canyon!! Gods Country!! Can't wait... [smiley=beerchug.gif]

[psycho]

glad to hear you had a good first ride psycho, visibility is always a problem with face shields. I started using yellow tinted googles last year and can't believe how good they work at nite. We just got back from a little ride too. ya gatta love it. [smiley=huepfenjump3.gif]

I brought back the Shoie, ordered a Arai yesterday. Told them about my expereince with Shoie, and they say their helmt will not do that. They did say perhaps on a muggy summer rainy day the shield will have problems--but not cold riding like I did. We'll see. The Arai also had a "crack open" setting on the shield..the Shoie had a ratchet mechanism that had it's first position as a 1.5 inch open gap!