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TallDave

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  • BailOut
    BailOut is now friends with TallDave.
    • June 8, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:
    I will admit for the last couple of years I have had a bit of a problem accepting the fact that I'm getting older, and not capable of doing the things I use to do. So I through if I wrote down some of the differences between "Growing Up"...  moreI will admit for the last couple of years I have had a bit of a problem accepting the fact that I'm getting older, and not capable of doing the things I use to do. So I through if I wrote down some of the differences between "Growing Up" and "Grown Up" in sort of a light hearted way maybe I can learn to just chill out and accept things better. I guess laughing at ones self is better than bitiching.

    Growing up: You start life completely relying on your parents
    Grown Up: You end up relying on your Children...scarry

    Growing Up: You can't wait to get a car with a floor shift
    Grown Up: Pushing in a clutch is just wasted effort

    Growing Up: You're applying for a College Student Loan
    Grown Up: Your applying for Social Security Benifits

    Growing Up: You're never without a comb in your back pocket
    Grown Up: No Problem I have plenty of hat's..who needs a comb

    Growing Up: You freak out on a date when you relize your down to your last Prophylactic
    Grown Up : You...    less
    • June 5, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:
    I will admit for the last couple of years I have had a bit of a problem accepting the fact that I'm getting older, and not capable of doing the things I use to do. So I through if I wrote down some of the differences between "Growing Up"...  moreI will admit for the last couple of years I have had a bit of a problem accepting the fact that I'm getting older, and not capable of doing the things I use to do. So I through if I wrote down some of the differences between "Growing Up" and "Grown Up" in sort of a light hearted way maybe I can learn to just chill out and accept things better. I guess laughing at ones self is better than bitiching.

    Growing up: You start life completely relying on your parents
    Grown Up: You end up relying on your Children...scarry

    Growing Up: You can't wait to get a car with a floor shift
    Grown Up: Pushing in a clutch is just wasted effort

    Growing Up: You're applying for a College Student Loan
    Grown Up: Your applying for Social Security Benifits

    Growing Up: You're never without a comb in your back pocket
    Grown Up: No Problem I have plenty of hat's..who needs a comb

    Growing Up: You freak out on a date when you relize your down to your last Prophylactic
    Grown Up : You...    less
    • June 5, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets:
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet...  more
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet and Greet. With all that said, I have started this topic to see if we can generate some interest in getting a group together.

    My wife and I are going to ride up to Maggie Valley N.C. from near New Orleans Louisiana, arriving on June 8th 2014. We plan on spending at least one week in the Maggie Valley area. It really looks to be a great place for a motorcycle vacation.  Here is a decent link about the area if you are not familiar (http://www.visitmaggie.com/videos.htm) and it seems like the Highland Smokehouse http://highlandsrestaurantgroup.net/ could be a good spot for the Meet and Greet and a ride through the mountains afterwards.

    At this point, nothing is set in stone. I'm open to ideas, and places to have this in...    less
    • June 3, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum Harley Davidson:
     A former state lawmaker from Chippewa Falls who has logged more miles on a Harley-Davidson than probably anyone on the planet says Harley has denied a warranty claim on his new bike because there are too many big flags flown on it, including a...  more A former state lawmaker from Chippewa Falls who has logged more miles on a Harley-Davidson than probably anyone on the planet says Harley has denied a warranty claim on his new bike because there are too many big flags flown on it, including a 3-foot-by-5-foot American flag.
    Dave Zien, who rode more than a million miles on his 1991 Harley that's now parked in the Sturgis Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame in South Dakota, says Harley-Davidson refused to honor the warranty on his 2014 motorcycle after the clutch failed on a recent trip to Dallas.
    "All they said was, because I fly flags on the bike, there's no warranty on the powertrain," Zien said Thursday.

    www.jsonline.com/business/motorcycle-enthusiast-claims-harley-voided-warranty-over-flags-b99275797z1-260267341.html  less
    • June 1, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets:
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet...  more
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet and Greet. With all that said, I have started this topic to see if we can generate some interest in getting a group together.

    My wife and I are going to ride up to Maggie Valley N.C. from near New Orleans Louisiana, arriving on June 8th 2014. We plan on spending at least one week in the Maggie Valley area. It really looks to be a great place for a motorcycle vacation.  Here is a decent link about the area if you are not familiar (http://www.visitmaggie.com/videos.htm) and it seems like the Highland Smokehouse http://highlandsrestaurantgroup.net/ could be a good spot for the Meet and Greet and a ride through the mountains afterwards.

    At this point, nothing is set in stone. I'm open to ideas, and places to have this in...    less
    • June 1, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets:
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet...  more
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet and Greet. With all that said, I have started this topic to see if we can generate some interest in getting a group together.

    My wife and I are going to ride up to Maggie Valley N.C. from near New Orleans Louisiana, arriving on June 8th 2014. We plan on spending at least one week in the Maggie Valley area. It really looks to be a great place for a motorcycle vacation.  Here is a decent link about the area if you are not familiar (http://www.visitmaggie.com/videos.htm) and it seems like the Highland Smokehouse http://highlandsrestaurantgroup.net/ could be a good spot for the Meet and Greet and a ride through the mountains afterwards.

    At this point, nothing is set in stone. I'm open to ideas, and places to have this in...    less
    • May 30, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets:
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet...  more
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet and Greet. With all that said, I have started this topic to see if we can generate some interest in getting a group together.

    My wife and I are going to ride up to Maggie Valley N.C. from near New Orleans Louisiana, arriving on June 8th 2014. We plan on spending at least one week in the Maggie Valley area. It really looks to be a great place for a motorcycle vacation.  Here is a decent link about the area if you are not familiar (http://www.visitmaggie.com/videos.htm) and it seems like the Highland Smokehouse http://highlandsrestaurantgroup.net/ could be a good spot for the Meet and Greet and a ride through the mountains afterwards.

    At this point, nothing is set in stone. I'm open to ideas, and places to have this in...    less
    • May 30, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:
    There was a funeral in Tribune , KS,  Tuesday,  27 May.  In the middle of it all,  the county sheriff took it upon himself to do a bike check during the services.  I'm looking for anyone who had direct contact with the...  moreThere was a funeral in Tribune , KS,  Tuesday,  27 May.  In the middle of it all,  the county sheriff took it upon himself to do a bike check during the services.  I'm looking for anyone who had direct contact with the officers involved.  I need names or badge numbers.  It's time to rattle some cages!!!!!!!!!!!!   These assholes are supposed to be there to help the procession proceed unhindered,  but no,  there were a bunch of scurvy bikers there!  So they decided to show their authority,  and destroy any semblance of respect the community might have had for them!  Help me if you can,  please!  less
    • May 30, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
     Anyone have any suggestions where to get some riding boots online?  Or brands to look into. 
    • May 30, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets:
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet...  more
    Hey everyone!

    I started a topic asking basic questions about an area the Wife and I wanted to ride to (http://www.cyclefish.com/forum/topic/8/index/157910/2#160081) and it seems a lot of folks think the area would be a great spot for a Cycle Fish Meet and Greet. With all that said, I have started this topic to see if we can generate some interest in getting a group together.

    My wife and I are going to ride up to Maggie Valley N.C. from near New Orleans Louisiana, arriving on June 8th 2014. We plan on spending at least one week in the Maggie Valley area. It really looks to be a great place for a motorcycle vacation.  Here is a decent link about the area if you are not familiar (http://www.visitmaggie.com/videos.htm) and it seems like the Highland Smokehouse http://highlandsrestaurantgroup.net/ could be a good spot for the Meet and Greet and a ride through the mountains afterwards.

    At this point, nothing is set in stone. I'm open to ideas, and places to have this in...    less
    • May 29, 2014
  • TallDave
    TallDave replied to a topic in the forum Forum Games:
    Got a new game for you guys.  Goes like this...I start with the name of an Actor, the next person ads a movie or TV show they were in, the next person enters another actor, etc.
     
    Here's an...  more
    Got a new game for you guys.  Goes like this...I start with the name of an Actor, the next person ads a movie or TV show they were in, the next person enters another actor, etc.
     
    Here's an example
     
    I start with Gabe Caplan
    Next person puts Welcome Back Cotter
    Next person puts John Travolta
    Next person puts Swordfish
     
    You get the picture...  
    • May 28, 2014
  • Timetraveler
    Timetraveler is now friends with TallDave.
    • March 24, 2014
  • blackskull68
    blackskull68: you ever stop at a bar in ponchatoula LA because I think I have seen you there before
    • March 18, 2014
  • SolarBill
    SolarBill is now friends with TallDave.
    • March 7, 2014
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Personal Information

  • First Name Dave
  • Birthday January 1, 1957
  • Gender Male
  • Relationship Status Married
  • State LOUISIANA
  • Zip 70401

Riding Info

  • Type of Rider (Passenger) Riding is My Life
  • Primary Bike Type Touring Bike
  • Ride My Own Bike Yes
  • Rallys & Biker Events Travel Anywhere For A Rally
  • My Primary Bike Electra Glide Classic

General Info

  • Occupation Tool Designer
  • Hobbies Bikes & Guitars.
  • Music R&B, Country, Southern Rock.
  • Message Been riding since about 1969 when I jumped on an old dirt bike to tear out through the hills and woods. Got the bug then, still have it today.
    Living near New Orleans I enjoy a lot of different kinds of music as well as foods. From Creole Cajun to the smooth blues of a great deep fried catfish dinner, or the sheer raucus noise of a brass band on Burbon street during Mardi Gras. It's all good!

    Dave.
    May the road rise to meet you, The rain fall behind you, and the angels look over you for they know the road ahead!

Friends

  • Lucky
  • BailOut Great job on the site update.  Loooking forward to see what is coming next!
  • Steven
  • Chaz
  • alsflhr Drivin down ­the east coa­st.
  • SolarBill Dayum!! Its ­HOT out ther­e.
  • speedyre Texas flood what the plan for volunteers any contact
  • Jimmyacorn https://www.facebook.com/JacobBryantFans/videos/10155610998333402/
  • tanzanitediamond Hey, can I have an A-Men to this!? "Men Don’t Know if they Want a Submissive or Independent Woman" Acamea Deadwiler Mar 28, 2019 Make up your mind, please! Many men have old-fashioned values based on traditional societal gender roles. Which is fine if both people are on the same page. They want a woman who is submissive and lets them make all the decisions. They want her to do womanly things, nuture them, cook and clean like their mee-maw did when they were kids. In turn, they take on the responsibility of the customary male role. They pay for everything, fix everything, pump gas and keep their little damsel safe from danger. That is, until they grow tired of it all and that cape gets heavy. Then submissive looks weak and clingy. Other men decide that this is a new, more modern age. These men say they want a woman who can hold her own. They believe everything should be 50/50 with each person pouring equally into every aspect of the relationship. They want to split the cost of trips and alternate who pays for outings. I’ve even seen some who defiantly buck the system and refuse to do things most would simply consider being chivalrous or a gentleman, such as opening doors. The thing is, in having a woman who behaves as an equal, many of these same men start to feel emasculated. Some part of them that wants to protect and provide goes unfulfilled.Women are expected to be a little of both personas, but not too much of either. From my own experience, what I’ve seen and the recounts of other women, I’m convinced that a large majority of men simply don’t know what they want. They think they do until they actually get it. Or, they put women into whichever box they find undesirable at any given time as an excuse to move on without feeling bad or acknowledging their lack of self-awareness. What’s worse is when none of this is communicated and men allow a woman to believe, or perhaps even convince her that she’s somehow inadequate. Most women would have no issue with pitching in on expenses if asked by a man with whom they truly want a serious relationship. The problem is that the request is often never made. Information about how one feels is withheld. Before anyone says, “he shouldn’t have to ask,” when wanting to deviate from a precedent that has been set you absolutely need to make that known. You can’t basically chastise a woman for pulling out her wallet at a restaurant, imply that you feel as though financial responsibility is yours, and then expect her to suddenly start offering to pay for stuff down the line. Women aren’t mind readers. Use your words. All it takes is a mention of feeling as though things are imbalanced and you’d like them to be more equal. As a man, if you feel like you’re exhausting yourself trying to please a woman, say that. If you want her to let you take care of her and be in control a little more, say that too. At least give the woman a chance to comprehend and respond. You have to remember that she’s operating based on the pattern that YOU’VE established. I developed the ability to stand on my own mostly out of necessity. I didn’t grow up with the luxury of being taken where I wanted to go or given what I wanted. I had to get it myself. I learned to practice self-care, to be resilient and persistent. My autonomy became a strength. So, I guess I am what many men would describe as an independent woman. Contrary to popular belief, as such I still want to rest sometimes and have a place where I can lay my burdens down. I’m perfectly fine with an alpha male who wants to take the lead. I love it, actually. As long as it doesn’t cross over into being controlling. An area where my independence has hindered me is that I’m uncomfortable asking people for help or anything else. So, it’s nice to not have to because you’re with someone who takes initiative and just does what needs to be done. It’s nice to be able to relax, let someone else do the planning, and not have to handle every situation on your own. I enjoy being pampered. I’m more open and relenting than I have ever been. Or maybe I’m just tired. Either way, I’m done trying to figure out what any man wants — and definitely not going to stress myself out trying to be whatever it is with each whimsical change. Part of the problem is that we even attempt to be a certain way for a man. It’s because historically, women have been led to believe that having a man is the be-all and end-all — even above being happy. So, we do whatever we think it takes to land one. My advice for the ladies who endure this ball of dating confusion is to just aim to be authentic. The right one will love it. I must say that I’ve met plenty of men who know exactly who they are, what they want, and communicate both clearly. Cheers to you, sirs. You are appreciated. There are also men who value a woman being who she chooses to be, instead of trying to put her into a self-serving package. I recognize this. You are revered as well. For the ‘others,’ I’d challenge you to figure it out from the inside. Usually, when we don’t know what we want it’s because we don’t know ourselves. Learn what you like, what you need and the person that you are underneath all that you’ve suffered through and been taught. Just don’t practice on the hearts of women while finding yourself.
  • Hunter55
  • CallBack Living the D­ream
  • Timetraveler
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  • Ride Your Motorcycle to Work Day 2016
    June 19, 2016 5:00 PM PDT
    118 guests
    Ride your motorcycle or scooter on this day to demonstrate: * The number of motorcyclists to the general public and to politicians. * That motorcyclists are from all occupations and all walks of life. * That motorcyclists can reduce traffic and parki...
  • 2014 Cycle Fish Meet & Greet.
    June 9, 2014 3:00 AM PDT
    8 guests
    COME R ONE COME ALL! RIDE WITH US! CYCLE FISH MEET & GREET MAGGIE VALLEY N.C. June 9th through 11th 2014 Meet at wheels through time Parking Lot 11:00 June 9th. Group rates for the museum tour. Kick stands up ...
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Forum Posts

  • June 5, 2014 2:38 PM PDT
    in the topic Aging Process Lampoon in the forum Off Topic
    OH!! One more for your list. Growing up, salt and pepper were on the table. Grown up, you realize they have become yer hair color!
  • June 5, 2014 2:36 PM PDT
    in the topic Aging Process Lampoon in the forum Off Topic
    Brother, I understand.............and I'm laughing with you. Thanks for the lighter side.
  • June 3, 2014 5:20 AM PDT
    in the topic June 2014 Meet & Greet Near Deals Gap and The Devils Triangl in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets
    Sadly, it looks like my wife and I will not be attending. Some things have come up here that require my immediate attention. Hope eveyone has fun.
  • June 1, 2014 8:40 AM PDT
    in the topic Harley won't honor a warranty because the rider was flying in the forum Harley Davidson
    aquadave wrote... Once engaged a clutch doesn't slip no matter the "drag" Unless it faulty. the only time drag effects a clutch is starting off. Then the weight and resistance wear a clutch. Once cruising drag effects the motor causing it to run hot and or burn up, it also plays hell on trannys wearing them out, but mot the clutch. Anybody that has sized wheels on a boat knows very well how drag effects an engine. Nor are these types of clutches "safety clutches" designed to slip under drag like a PTO clutch on a tractor bush hog. The HD dealer has no clue how engines work to make an outragous claim as that. Clutches wear out or break because of improper install, adjustment, improper usage, old age, or defective. If the flags were causing that much drag it would not have been starting or getting to cruising speed so they would have wore the tranny or burned up the motor but not the clutch Hmm, harley just posted all kinds of pics from thier big aniv party. Most of the folks attending were flying flags from thier countries and states. I wonder if they all know they have voided thier warranty? Or if Harley has become the same hypocritical a$$holes as Obama?  
  • June 1, 2014 7:15 AM PDT
    in the topic June 2014 Meet & Greet Near Deals Gap and The Devils Triangl in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets
    Well, the fluids are changed, the test run to check for leaks is done. I will pack my bags this week. all that remains is to get my big a$$ed self loaded up on the bike next weekend and make some miles! LOL. For reasons I will not go into here, I am really looking forward to this run. Meeting new freinds and some old who are coming down from Mo. Riding in the mountains, exploring new, and old areas. Visiting with freinds who still live there and seing everything again. To ride one more time in that sweet blue haze.....Good times ahead. Time and life are funny, and never fail to shock ya do they? Some days good, some........not so much. This Meet and greet is gonna be one of my best weeks....EVER!!!! See Ya'll soon! Dave.
  • May 30, 2014 3:20 PM PDT
    in the topic June 2014 Meet & Greet Near Deals Gap and The Devils Triangl in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets
     
  • May 30, 2014 3:10 PM PDT
    in the topic June 2014 Meet & Greet Near Deals Gap and The Devils Triangl in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets
    NightDragon wrote... Dave do you know where you will be staying. I know you said Sevierville but what Motel or Cabin? Dragon I'll be over at High Valley rentals in Sevierville.
  • May 30, 2014 2:56 PM PDT
    in the topic Tribune, KS funeral upset by tag check. in the forum Off Topic
    Viking, Ya know what? While the report of what happened angers me.....some advice you've recievd of "unless you have an Attorney that IS NOT in the pockets of local Law Enforcement you are just about SCREWED." Truly sadens me. We live in a world of social media. I for one am outraged that this happened to you or to anyon and want to do anything I can to help. If a woman is annoyed by a sign in a bar in Plano Texas and through her social media post can have the bar manager suspended without pay for an indefinate period, then we as a colloctive should be able to use our social media skills and contacts to insure your story goes viral and brings your local P.D. to their knees over this. The officer (and I use the word loosley) who commited this attrocity needs to be brought under not only public, but judicial scrutiny. I issue a challenge to every cycle fish member to post the facts as you report them to us on their social media pages as well as write the local sherrifs office unil the horses ass who did this is fired and the local P.D issues a real appology.
  • May 30, 2014 2:16 PM PDT
    in the topic Biker boots in the forum Biker Chat
    I agree with Trippin. I have been riding in and wearing Bates boots as a day to day wear boot for over a long time. Good price, great quality, and an attitude to go with your bike. I first wore Bates boots precursor while I was in the army. I learned while in the service how imortant my feet are and followed the company. They have been great. Theyve been a costant in my life. http://www.batesfootwear.com/US/en/Sale?CID=MAR-mkwid-BujmqEcO|dc-bates%20boots-e-30258272827--S-Brand
  • May 29, 2014 5:23 AM PDT
    in the topic June 2014 Meet & Greet Near Deals Gap and The Devils Triangl in the forum CycleFish Meet & Greets
    Yep, me too Jimmy. Me too.
  • May 28, 2014 5:00 AM PDT
    in the topic Actor -> Show/Movie -> Actor in the forum Forum Games
    Adam Beach
  • May 28, 2014 5:00 AM PDT
    in the topic Actor -> Show/Movie -> Actor in the forum Forum Games
    Cowboys & Aliens
  • May 27, 2014 12:43 PM PDT
    in the topic Harley won't honor a warranty because the rider was flying in the forum Harley Davidson
    I would think that being a "Former Lawmaker" Hew ould understand the power of starting a local, even a National negitive P.R Campaign.
  • May 27, 2014 12:17 PM PDT
    in the topic The Next Song Title in the forum Forum Games
    Harbor Lights- Boz Scaggs
  • May 27, 2014 12:14 PM PDT
    in the topic Keep A Word - Drop A Word in the forum Forum Games
    BIG breast.
  • May 27, 2014 12:04 PM PDT
    in the topic Looking for friends to go riding with in the forum New Members
    Yep, I agree with Steven as well. get yer brohter in law on the Forum. There are some great folks here.
  • May 26, 2014 11:38 AM PDT
    in the topic Memories mean...we don't forget. RIGHT??? in the forum Off Topic
    Thank you Tweek. For your words, your service, your attitude and beliefs.
  • May 25, 2014 6:00 PM PDT
    in the topic The Next Song Title in the forum Forum Games
    Aint That The Way-Carole King
  • May 25, 2014 5:44 PM PDT
    in the topic Keep A Word - Drop A Word in the forum Forum Games
    Good Ride
  • May 25, 2014 12:30 AM PDT
    in the topic ABCs of Geography in the forum Forum Games
    Ha-Chuja Island, South Korea
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