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Moonshine
03-13-2006, 11:29 AM
Terry says he don't need no stinkin' sport bike to get some air. :nana2
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We went to the Red River this weekend for some fun and relaxation. There were some challenging trails.
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The only downside was when I took a header over the handlebars and smacked my face into the front rack, opening a cut under my nose. Coulda' stood a few stitches, but I hate to go to the ER for less than 10, so I globbed on some super glue, and so far it's holding. :tu:
Fun riding. knana
Wht95Lightning
03-13-2006, 11:54 AM
Super glue is our friend. :beer: Looks like y'all had a blast. Makes me want to buy a quad.
QDRHRSE
03-13-2006, 05:52 PM
I don't mean to sound like somebodys mom but you guys need to be wearing helmets.
Moonshine
03-13-2006, 09:47 PM
I don't mean to sound like somebodys mom but you guys need to be wearing helmets.
That is a genyoowine John Deere gimme cap that I'm wearing, and those are considered helmets here in Texas. Donning one is commonly followed by "Here, hold my beer and watch this". :tongue: Followed by "Ouch, that's gonna' leave a mark".:rolleyes:
Mark #2
03-13-2006, 10:12 PM
That is a genyoowine John Deere gimme cap that I'm wearing, and those are considered helmets here in Texas. Donning one is commonly followed by "Here, hold my beer and watch this". :tongue: Followed by "Ouch, that's gonna' leave a mark".:rolleyes:
:rll: and it did leave a mark, love the super glue fix.:rll:
Been there done that on a couple of suspension installs and pulley changes, Crawford's change was the worst one, saw ligaments and bone, but only had duct tape available.
Silver_2000
03-13-2006, 11:21 PM
:rll: and it did leave a mark, love the super glue fix.:rll:
Been there done that on a couple of suspension installs and pulley changes, Crawford's change was the worst one, saw ligaments and bone, but only had duct tape available.Sounds like you need a helmet for pulley changes too
my2002lightning
03-14-2006, 12:21 AM
Careful out there, Brian! By Red River, do you mean Meunster, also?
It's a wonder I haven't hurt myself seriously in the past on my brother's Warrior as we saw some serious air below. Helluva' high seeing all the land from above. :bows
Oddly enough, my craziest wipe-out was on my mt. bike. My right-side radius/ulna was jammed almost up to my knuckles.:eek2:
It wasn't so much the pain-factor, but the visual at the moment.:o
Ronald
Moonshine
03-14-2006, 02:23 PM
Sounds like you need a helmet for pulley changes too
I'll loan you my JD gimme cap. :tongue:
Ronald, yup Meunster.
L-Fever
03-14-2006, 02:44 PM
I'll loan you my JD gimme cap. :tongue:
Ronald, yup Meunster.
Man, there are some kick azz trails there! I miss the trail riding!
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