I'll try and get this tomorrow while I'm out and about!

Mary

All healed up from the vaginaplasty, I take it?   

Damn long days.

I'll try again tomorrow... unless Mary, or someone else, gets it first.

Michael

OUCH you know I had a boob job get it right!

Actually, it was an installation of a medi-port so I can jack into the matrix easier. I'll be out on the bike today. I know there is a U-haul store around but will ryder suffice?

Curious.

Mary

my 400 dollar custom GS .

Can't tell if it's a U-Haul or a service truck. 
Nice '89, though. 

How about your GS on a ferry boat for the next contest?

Sounds good.  Whenever this one is finished.
It's been a week already.  

And the business (gas station - Freedom Fuels) that runs it...


Next Challenge: Your bike at a Coin Laundry

Michael

QuoteNext Challenge: Your bike at a Coin Laundry

Next is: Don't drink and ride, but... your bike at a liquor store.

Your bike and some graffiti. 

your picture shows 2007?

Wouldja look at that. 

DAMN! 



Graffiti it is...

Michael

Quote from: mister on June 13, 2010, 08:51:22 PM


DAMN! 



Graffiti it is...

Michael

New tank bag?  How is it?

Quote from: Paulcet on June 13, 2010, 09:02:44 PM

Quote from: mister on June 13, 2010, 08:51:22 PM


DAMN! 



Graffiti it is...

Michael

New tank bag?  How is it?

I've had it for a few months now. When I do a day ride I only take it instead of the larger rear pack. The bag in question is the MotoDry SprintSports http://www.motonational.com.au/product_details.php?pid=1218

I have a few tools in the side pocket along with some coin money for gas, batteries and spare memory cards in the hardened pocket that faces me, a small monkey-grip-type camera tripod in the other side pocket with some zip ties and whatever else, In the main area I carry a couple of water bottles, camera, duct tape, ball cap. In the see through pocket there is room to put my phone and wallet in the GPS Holder. I don't have a GPS and carry my wallet and phone elsewhere. So instead I have some paracetamol, wipes to wipe down my visor, some paper towels, pen, sheet of paper, printed out map with directions of where I am going. And there is still room left.

For MY purposes it's well suited. The only draw back is the width of the bottom of the clear window. I cannot fold a A4 sheet in half and have it sit nicely. The bottom corners are a tiny bit too wide. So I fold them in a little bit. Otherwise, I love it.

This photo was taken on the way back from running extra errands where I needed the increased capacity of the large rack bag. I had directions hand written in the tank bag and visible.

It's a Magnetic one. I've had no issues with scratches. I usually ride with a small piece of 1mm see through vinyl which I cut to size as the base onto which I lay the bag. And it doesn't budge. Even at 90mph it stays still. And when I'm done, I pick up the bag with it's handle and walk off. Came with some carry straps so it could be a backpack or something. But I don't use them. And has a raincoat that pulls out and covers it all in the case of wet weather.

Not too big or bulky. Nor too small and of no use, I think it is baby bear just right.

Michael

Next challenge: Your bike at a Chinese Restaurant

I was just at Panda Express too dammit lol it was 57 miles one way damn damndamn

Blech!  "Chinese" food. 
Kinda like "Mexican" food. 

Your bike at the book store.  Not library, bookstore. 

Next challenge: Your bike at a Motorcycles Only parking area. Sign mentioning Motorcycle Parking to be visible.

Michael