That's very insensitive of you... All of us drunken, violent bikers
with
ear lobe adornments aren't necessarily irritated by Cocobola... Jeez.
G

Here I sit drinking a Sierra Nevada Pale Ale after a nice ride on my
Trek, pulling on my earring, thinking "Cocobolo never bothered me..."

Oh... THAT kind of biker!

This is going way OT, but I once had a conversation with a guy that told
me he rode his bike 100 miles in a single day for the first time ever...
And then he told me he had been riding for 30 years... I wasn't
impressed until I realised that MY bike had an engine and his had pedals.

Same story but reversed happened to me with someone when I told him I did
a 500+ mile ride the day before and he thought I was lying... Of course,
he had the pedal bike and I was on the engine-driven variety that time
around.


Just dragging this further off topic, 100 miles is considered a big day if
you are off-road motorcycling on tight single track trails in the Sawtooth
mountains. Only the hard core, very fast guys get 100 mile days. Last
summer we did a 35 mile ride that took us about 5 hours.

Dean,

I can not imagine that... 100 miles *on-road* with an off-road capable bike
like the KLR, KLX, etc. would kill my tailbone and hips... Can't imagine
100 miles off-road at a much slower speed... With bumps and ruts and roots
and small furry animals scurrying away...

I've done 300+ miles at 30 MPH average speed... May 5th of this year
actually.... Left the house at 6:30 AM and got home at 6:29 PM. Thank god
for GPS and lots of really smal back roads through the NJ, PA and NY
farmlands...

Regards,
Joe Agro, Jr.
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