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  Coley commented on Coley's blog entry.

  • February 2, 2015

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    Jimmyacorn I have to go with EW on this. There's nothing wrong with you. There's everything wrong with wasting a good day's ride in a bar. Labels? Motorcyclist? Biker? Enthusiast? It's all BS!!!!

    • February 2, 2015
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    Bitchy Edgewalker thanks for the insight, never thought about boob jobs and face lifts as property improvement, . And I also agree with you and Jimmyacron about labels but I like to sometimes see how people label me. Usually gives me great insight into...  moreEdgewalker thanks for the insight, never thought about boob jobs and face lifts as property improvement, . And I also agree with you and Jimmyacron about labels but I like to sometimes see how people label me. Usually gives me great insight into their mindset… And yes I love to ride and the Cannonball would be a great adventure, I would say adventure of a life time but I have used those words before and found you never know what life will bring… ; D  

    • February 2, 2015
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    blurplebuzz Good post & question,if I had 20 g's probably end up spending it on my motorcycle,and save the rest for rainy day,which in my existence their been plenty. LOL
    For the rest of it, I agree a good riding day spent wasted in a bar seems like a real crime.As...  moreGood post & question,if I had 20 g's probably end up spending it on my motorcycle,and save the rest for rainy day,which in my existence their been plenty. LOL
    For the rest of it, I agree a good riding day spent wasted in a bar seems like a real crime.As to who is the better example of a real motorcyclist is anyone's guess ! I call myself a motorcycle enthusiast & leave it at that. haha
    Some times people don't have a clue when it comes to whats really worth anything in this life let alone how to behave around others.Once liquor becomes involved common sense is the first thing out the door. You showed restraint by not raising to the bait,that lady was probably looking for some body to hassle.
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    • February 2, 2015
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    RevBigJohn Riding is what being a biker is all about, over the years I've ridden with a bunch of different folks of every type.
    I have a very short list of those I prefer to ride with, and so do they.

    • February 3, 2015
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    Bitchy Okay guys I should have specified this club is not a motorcycle club it is a mens club where some of the guys ride. And sorry for any typos as it is early in the mornings when I get a second to play and coffee does not kick in till later…
    Big rev: ...  moreOkay guys I should have specified this club is not a motorcycle club it is a mens club where some of the guys ride. And sorry for any typos as it is early in the mornings when I get a second to play and coffee does not kick in till later…
    Big rev: Yep their are few I prefer to ride with and this bunch will never go on that list. Took me three days to quit being pissed off at Wooly for the wasted day. That bunch is on my wave as I go past the bar list. Not saying how many fingers I will use. ; D  less

    • February 5, 2015
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  Coley replied to a topic in the forum General:

  Getting Your Motorcycle Ready For Winter
   
  Yep, winter is almost here (even though it seems like summer just got here), and for a lot of riders that means the bike is going to be sitting idle for a few months. To ensure your motorcycle is ready for...  moreGetting Your Motorcycle Ready For Winter
   
  Yep, winter is almost here (even though it seems like summer just got here), and for a lot of riders that means the bike is going to be sitting idle for a few months. To ensure your motorcycle is ready for that first spring ride when you are, you will want to take a little time to prepare it to sit quietly in the garage.
   
  The Gas
   
  There is a really good chance that just leaving the gas in your tank as is, your bike will still start in the spring after a few months of storage. However the gas may not be all that good, and could cause poor performance or even foul out your spark plugs requiring them to be replaced. Be taking a couple of precautionary steps you can help ensure your gas is ready to go when your are next spring.
  Fill your Gas tank to the top. The less air in your tank, the less likely that water will condense inside the tank (a result of falling and/or fluctuating temperatures) and get in your gas. You also will want to...    less

  • November 26, 2014
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  • November 26, 2014
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  Coley replied to a topic in the forum Harley Davidson:

   http://bikernation.biz/blogs/news/16915419-harley-recalls-105-000-touring-model-bikes
  
  Harley-Davidson is recalling more than 105,000 Touring motorcycles from the 2014 model year 
  According to NHTSA, 105,746 Touring models from the 2014 year...  more http://bikernation.biz/blogs/news/16915419-harley-recalls-105-000-touring-model-bikes
  
  Harley-Davidson is recalling more than 105,000 Touring motorcycles from the 2014 model year 
  According to NHTSA, 105,746 Touring models from the 2014 year are being recalled because a component in the clutch master cylinder may fail, reducing the pressure available to keep the clutch disengaged. If the clutch does not remain disengaged, the motorcycle may creep forward while the rider intends to be stopped, increasing the risk of a crash.  less

  • October 9, 2014
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  Coley replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:

  So what do you all think about this season's Sons of Anarchy so far?
  
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  • October 9, 2014
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  Coley commented on Coley's blog entry.

  • September 24, 2014

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    Bitchy Update yesterday (9/24) bikes and truck with trailer was found. Still missing is the tools extra parts and riding gear but hell those priceless, just crossed the country on a endurance race bikes are back in the rightful hands of their owners.
    Yep I...  moreUpdate yesterday (9/24) bikes and truck with trailer was found. Still missing is the tools extra parts and riding gear but hell those priceless, just crossed the country on a endurance race bikes are back in the rightful hands of their owners.
    Yep I say hang them high. A little side note if not for the news and a very observant worker at the sea dock up there who knows where these bikes would have ended up  

    • September 25, 2014
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    RevBigJohn Good! :-)

    • September 25, 2014
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    Lucky Glad they found the bikes! The tools and stuff can be replaced.
    
    Now lets hope they find the bastards that took 'em in the first place!

    • September 25, 2014
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    blurplebuzz Worst part it must have taken some coordinated advance planning to pull it off,doesn't sound like a spur of the moment of opportunity theivery, they had found the scoots at the port ready to be loaded.Its interesting how they even painted over the logo...  moreWorst part it must have taken some coordinated advance planning to pull it off,doesn't sound like a spur of the moment of opportunity theivery, they had found the scoots at the port ready to be loaded.Its interesting how they even painted over the logo on the trailer.
    Most likely the rides would have been cut up and sold for parts on the world market.  

    • October 3, 2014
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    Bitchy Blurblpbuzz, exactly what I thought. The night them bikes went missing was the only night pit crews would not be working on these bikes till all hours of the morning to get them ready for the next days ride. And the convenciece to the seaport, if they...  moreBlurblpbuzz, exactly what I thought. The night them bikes went missing was the only night pit crews would not be working on these bikes till all hours of the morning to get them ready for the next days ride. And the convenciece to the seaport, if they would have made it on the ship they would bever have seen them again. GONE forever!As far as cut up for parts I dont thank so I think some with with alot of money and little morals would have had a few new toys in that private rearly seen collection.  

    • October 5, 2014
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  Coley commented on Coley's blog entry.

  • September 15, 2014

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    blurplebuzz One of my favorite parts of seeing the older rides is when you actually seeing them being ridden up close and personal.The closet thing I have come to that is seeing an old Vincent up at Alice's Restaurant in San Mateo Cty.It looked like a smooth...  moreOne of my favorite parts of seeing the older rides is when you actually seeing them being ridden up close and personal.The closet thing I have come to that is seeing an old Vincent up at Alice's Restaurant in San Mateo Cty.It looked like a smooth ride.The rider was definitely enjoying himself,.. You just don't run into those rides hardly ever in person or see them being rode.   

    • September 14, 2014
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    Coley You can watch these guys at the following web site.
    http://www.motorcyclecannonball.com/
    

    • September 15, 2014
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  Coley replied to a topic in the forum Lady Bikers:

  http://www.buzzfeed.com/maceyjforonda/vintage-photographs-of-women-and-motorcycles

  • September 10, 2014
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  Coley replied to a topic in the forum Rallies & Events:

   I've never been to Sturgis but plan on going next year in 2015. It's the 75th anniversary and I'm looking for tips. So far multiple people say camp or stay outside of town (deadwood). I'll be riding solo from NorCal or with 1-3...  more I've never been to Sturgis but plan on going next year in 2015. It's the 75th anniversary and I'm looking for tips. So far multiple people say camp or stay outside of town (deadwood). I'll be riding solo from NorCal or with 1-3 others. Planning on staying in Elko then Rock Springs each way... 2 days to get there two days home. I'm more interested in the ride and Rushmore, Crazy horse, etc. than down town.
  
  Any lodging suggestions? One suggestion was to go the week before to avoid the crowds. I've been riding for 12 years but sounds like a ton of rookies show up and can be more dangerous than cagers...  Thanks in advance.  less

  • September 9, 2014