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I find riding a Moto is like playing Golf,some days you have it and some days you don't . A wise old Moto rider told me once the day you stop being respectful is the day you'll get hurt.

I ride my bike thinking I am the worsed rider in the world. tumb2
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Greg wrote:I find riding a Moto is like playing Golf,some days you have it and some days you don't . A wise old Moto rider told me once the day you stop being respectful is the day you'll get hurt.

I ride my bike thinking I am the worsed rider in the world. tumb2
Interesting parallel. Years ago I was at a Aviation Safety Seminar and it was presented that most Pilot related accidents in the Navy were with second and third tour Pilots. Typical tour lengths are 2-3 years each. The newer Pilots were very cautious but as they got into their 6th 7th, 8th years is when they got cocky and overstepped their skill levels.

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Just glad to hear from Roady again. Haven't seen or heard from you since you moved. I know I've been MIA since I sold my last GW and I'm sorry for that. Love this group!
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Great to 'hear' from you again, Buddy! Has Florida recovered from the shock of you two moving there yet? :lol:

Good time to be re-reading that article as riding season is just about here in the UK (Apparently it is scheduled for May 25 between 9AM and 3.32PM) :roll:
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