Thread: What are you working on?

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Beautiful razor! Lord knows I could never outwork you, outback.
I suspect I may outclass your ass tomorrow!
I can only try!

Youll always be my master of blades Tom. I'll always look to you for encouragement to do better with each one I do.

And to always right me, when I'm wrong......wich is most of the time[emoji1]
I might have a black belt for speed, but its only good for holding up my pants at this point.[emoji38] [emoji38]

Originally Posted by tcrideshd

Have been to all the big 5 year Harley events ,, did you make the Kid Rock concert up there ?

No, Tc, that's one I didn't make when I was there.

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Beautiful razor! Lord knows I could never outwork you, outback.
I suspect I may outclass your ass tomorrow!
I can only try!

Cool avatar Tom, what happened? You get too old for that dirt bike????

Originally Posted by engine46

Cool avatar Tom, what happened? You get too old for that dirt bike????

Sold the old Husqvarna yesterday, Steve! Still got a few left.
Figured to get that over with!

Originally Posted by outback

Youll always be my master of blades Tom. I'll always look to you for encouragement to do better with each one I do.

And to always right me, when I'm wrong......wich is most of the time[emoji1]
I might have a black belt for speed, but its only good for holding up my pants at this point.[emoji38] [emoji38]

You do a great job, Brother! I was just funnin!

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Sold the old Husqvarna yesterday, Steve! Still got a few left.
Figured to get that over with!

I sold my Husqvarna quite a few years ago. Shortly after my daughter was born, I had taken it out for a ride and as usually it was a crazy ride. We have miles and miles of sand dunes and beaches here. afterwards I thought I had too much to protect so i parked it for about three years and thought when i figured I could ride sensibly I get it out of the shed. When I took it out I went for one ride and thought it was time to just let it go. I miss the crazy stuff of days gone by every now and then, but with my job I still get a little rush every now and then.

Originally Posted by sharptonn

Sold the old Husqvarna yesterday, Steve! Still got a few left.
Figured to get that over with!

Great bikes, a mate of mine had an old 2 stroke we used to thrash around. That thing was crazy fast and always tried to throw ya. More fun than a reject race horse.

Originally Posted by Grazor

Great bikes, a mate of mine had an old 2 stroke we used to thrash around. That thing was crazy fast and always tried to throw ya. More fun than a reject race horse.

Funny thing, that's exactly what I am working on. Getting another good reject race horse. 9 speeds, goes through brush 6 ' tall, and swims across rivers. All of the air stunts were surprises but I never fell off it OR spilled my beer :<0)

Originally Posted by RezDog

I sold my Husqvarna quite a few years ago. Shortly after my daughter was born, I had taken it out for a ride and as usually it was a crazy ride. We have miles and miles of sand dunes and beaches here. afterwards I thought I had too much to protect so i parked it for about three years and thought when i figured I could ride sensibly I get it out of the shed. When I took it out I went for one ride and thought it was time to just let it go. I miss the crazy stuff of days gone by every now and then, but with my job I still get a little rush every now and then.

It's funny how kids will do that to you. I was talking with a friend about that yesterday. He never rode after his first kid was born. I still ride a sportbike but I ride way more conservative. I still get a knee down now and then but it's rare. And I take it easy in traffic. I used to think that close calls were just part of riding but they are very rare now that I ride defensively.

Those Husky's were some awesome bikes!!!!

Originally Posted by RezDog

I sold my Husqvarna quite a few years ago. Shortly after my daughter was born, I had taken it out for a ride and as usually it was a crazy ride. We have miles and miles of sand dunes and beaches here. afterwards I thought I had too much to protect so i parked it for about three years and thought when i figured I could ride sensibly I get it out of the shed. When I took it out I went for one ride and thought it was time to just let it go. I miss the crazy stuff of days gone by every now and then, but with my job I still get a little rush every now and then.

I parked my Harley Panhead when my Dad passed away 10 years ago. Something snapped in my head I guess. I kick her over once in a while to keep things lubed and keep her polished but the fun is gone.