Lorelei_11
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bimori said:MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM you get though's too. I thought it was only me .I could send you one . Hehehe
My gawd man! Just one?
I need a bunch of them, and some strawberries to go with them.
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bimori said:MMMMMMMMMMMMMMM you get though's too. I thought it was only me .I could send you one . Hehehe
Lorelei_11 said:My gawd man! Just one?![]()
I need a bunch of them, and some strawberries to go with them.![]()
bimori said:Oh sorry you have to start somewere . But your right one is such a lonely number![]()
Lorelei_11 said:Yes, it is isn't it. True, you have to start somewhere, and then you have to get to somewhere, so I mentioned a lot more.![]()
bimori said:So were are you going . The nice thing about a bike is that you never know were you may end up .
Lorelei_11 said:I'm thinking, anywhere but here, but thats not possible. It would be nice though, just go and see what happens.
The best vacation I've ever taken was a two week trip, we had a destination, but no strict plans of when to get there. We didn't know what was on the way, and it was an adventure. The destination was no big deal, like we have to get there to do, whatever, it was just some shopping, thats about it, in the U.S.
So, it wasn't like we have to get there, we have to get there to spend time there. It was more like, we'll get there when we do.
bimori said:I love trips like that my self . Some times we just leave the house and see were we end up . No clocks no timetables . Just see were you endup . I hate vacations were every minute is mapped out for you . You might as well be at work .
Lorelei_11 said:It was all about the journey, because the destination was no big deal, just a new place we wanted to shop.
It wasn't until many years later that I appreciated it fully, in the sense that life is like that. Life is both about the journey and the destination. We get stuck on the destination part and forget to enjoy any part of the journey. Its a lesson.
That sounds lovely... you do it for day trips.![]()
bimori said:I do it for dayy trips and for vacations sometimes . We travel with friends sometimes and then we do have to go by the clock sometimes . But other time it might just be from 10 to 2 I'm going to read on the dock![]()
Lorelei_11 said:Thats cool. Oh, and you have a doc to read on, how nice. I was reading on my sundeck Friday. My apt is right next to the street, side walks on both sides of the road, lots of dog walkers. I would prefer privacy. It can be unnerving to be anywhere outside and there are always, always other people around. I'm not a city girl. There is no way to be alone with nature.
bimori said:Oh I'm lucky I have the big deck and the dock . I live on a 100 acre pond here in NH . There are no big boat screaming by . A few canoes and sailboats . Oh and the Loons .![]()
Lorelei_11 said:It was all about the journey, because the destination was no big deal, just a new place we wanted to shop.
DrFeelgood said:Excluding the shopping part you are sounding like a Harley add. We must really be rubbing off on you!![]()
"It is not the destination that is important but rather the journey of getting there that matters most."
Lorelei_11 said:lol... sometimes I sound like a hallmark card. Sometimes, I'm so direct I upset people because they take me wrong. So now, I"m sounding like a harley ad.![]()
I like them both though, the journey, and the destination. I just think we are way to focused on destination, and so miss the pleasure, and the adventure, of the journey. I like adventure.and of course, pleasure.

cyikac1986 said:Weather here is cloudy but slightly cooler than it has been. Would be a good day to strap on the helmet and cruise some of the back roads west of here. Taking a test spin this afternoon hopefully.
Jaded...do you know of a good Honda mechanic in the western Conn/Eastern NY area? Gary needs some carb work done on his bike but there is no one competant in his area that works on the older Hondas...they all want to sell the newer ones or the ATV's...they can't be bothered with the classics.
...Wow...Cyikac, you are fast and don't miss a beat...I think that is why you are so popular...Jaded1 said:Hey, Cyikac.
Actually the guy that set up my carbs is right here in Woodbury. It is Murray Bros Garage. He plays with motorcycles and did a descent job. I also have a buddy Tom that is pretty good with GoldWings. He owns one himself. However there is a motorcycle repair shop in either Seymour or Ansonia that is extremely good with Hondas. I would need to get the name and phone number from some of the guys down in Corey's on Wednesday night if they are there. I need to know the year of Gary's bike...!
Curious are you planning on getting rid of your GoldWing or just picking up a second bike?

Jaded1 said:Hey, Cyikac.
Actually the guy that set up my carbs is right here in Woodbury. It is Murray Bros Garage. He plays with motorcycles and did a descent job. I also have a buddy Tom that is pretty good with GoldWings. He owns one himself. However there is a motorcycle repair shop in either Seymour or Ansonia that is extremely good with Hondas. I would need to get the name and phone number from some of the guys down in Corey's on Wednesday night if they are there. I need to know the year of Gary's bike...!
Curious are you planning on getting rid of your GoldWing or just picking up a second bike?
sirgary said:...Wow...Cyikac, you are fast and don't miss a beat...I think that is why you are so popular...
Jaded, I have a '79 GL1000...I live near Newburgh, NY so the closer to the state line, the better...my girl is needing some lov'in....
Thank you Cyikac...![]()
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sirgary said:...Wow...Cyikac, you are fast and don't miss a beat...I think that is why you are so popular...
Jaded, I have a '79 GL1000...I live near Newburgh, NY so the closer to the state line, the better...my girl is needing some lov'in....
Thank you Cyikac...![]()
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cyikac1986 said:Kind of a second one...my other is 650 miles south of here. Of course I have all my coworkers shaking their heads at me and mumbling something about a second childhood,lol.
Thanks for the info...looks like G saw it as well.
Jaded1 said:Well good for you. Your not planning on buying a second Gold Wing are you?
I am bigger in size than my co workers so I just tell them to "bite me"...![]()
An any women will tell you that size really does matter...![]()

sirgary said:...Thanks Jaded, I will call them tomorrow for some info...
Next to an Interstate, my 'ole girl looks like a model T next to a Chrysler 300M...but I suspect the road feels the same for both...again, thank you very much..
Cyikac, if no one told you today what a wonderful person you are, let me be the first......your wonderful....oh...and not many bikers worry about the color of thier helmit clashing with the gas tank...<smile>...I hope, should we ever ride together, I will be able to keep up...![]()
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