Just an observation...
#31
My buddy's with Harley's always give me a hard time
i just say...you pick fifty mile's of road and il pick five and let's see witch bike finishes fifty five miles...that shut's them up lol.
And last week two guy's in a beautiful sixty three Vet almost dislocated there neck's
trying to look at the bike and give me the thumbs up.
i just say...you pick fifty mile's of road and il pick five and let's see witch bike finishes fifty five miles...that shut's them up lol.
And last week two guy's in a beautiful sixty three Vet almost dislocated there neck's
trying to look at the bike and give me the thumbs up.
#32
Funny stuff guys.
There's a harley bar out in the sticks close to where I go riding around the sugar cane fields and lake O. I've been stopping there occasionally for a few months now to get a burger and a beer after riding. Got a 45 minute ride home afterward.
Well these harley guys are not posers, but the real deal.
I alway park the klx far away from the other bikes, eat my burger & beer.....chug a couple glasses of water and get about my business of getting home....usually muddy too....but they got a hose on the side so I clean up a little before going in.
Well last saturday afternoon this F'er comes barging in the front door and says who the F is riding that ugly jap bike?? I pipe up immediately and go .... yeah that lil dirt bike is mine. He says "shut the F up, I'm not talking to you, I know you, I'm looking for a punk and punks don't ride dirt bikes." lol
Apparently he was someone important in his "group" ..... shortly after things settled a little bit and the "punk" went outside with said F'er one of them bought me a beer, which I didn't want, but drank anyway...and I scooted home.
When I was walking out the door one of them said, come have a beer anytime. Not sure I will stop there again, but they do know me and don't mind me....I try to listen to nuthin that is said.
Oh the "punk" was on a nice new purdy slab machine....no idea what the issue was.
There's a harley bar out in the sticks close to where I go riding around the sugar cane fields and lake O. I've been stopping there occasionally for a few months now to get a burger and a beer after riding. Got a 45 minute ride home afterward.
Well these harley guys are not posers, but the real deal.
I alway park the klx far away from the other bikes, eat my burger & beer.....chug a couple glasses of water and get about my business of getting home....usually muddy too....but they got a hose on the side so I clean up a little before going in.
Well last saturday afternoon this F'er comes barging in the front door and says who the F is riding that ugly jap bike?? I pipe up immediately and go .... yeah that lil dirt bike is mine. He says "shut the F up, I'm not talking to you, I know you, I'm looking for a punk and punks don't ride dirt bikes." lol
Apparently he was someone important in his "group" ..... shortly after things settled a little bit and the "punk" went outside with said F'er one of them bought me a beer, which I didn't want, but drank anyway...and I scooted home.
When I was walking out the door one of them said, come have a beer anytime. Not sure I will stop there again, but they do know me and don't mind me....I try to listen to nuthin that is said.
Oh the "punk" was on a nice new purdy slab machine....no idea what the issue was.
Last edited by Finger Mullet; 10-03-2008 at 05:09 AM.
#35
There are very few big bikes over here, so thats why wenever they see a nice bike they always ask if its a 1000 lol..
#36
i ride mine in a city environment everyday and it is amazing. light enough to flick around, tall enough to see over traffic, great gas mileage, faster than the average car, list goes on! i get tons of looks (even though most are WTF looks) the only thing i had to do was change to drz400 tires (80/20 street/dirt), i believe them to be perfect for what i do with the bike- ive even had them down to New Hope PA carving corners with my friends Triumph Sprint RS. gotta say the bike being a little sketchy on the highway is my only problem
#37
this klx is 1st bike i've ever owned/ridden. had it for a few weeks now. the first week i had it a babe did the same thing to me. i took that as a sign from God that i had made the right decision to get this bike
#39
I'd love to have a ride like this but I'm afraid it would be a real handful chasing jackrabbits through the sagebrush. I'd look good though
#40
I so far have ridden 99% road with mine and chose the KLX because of it's on and off road ability's.Highway riding on a bike is not for me!! If grandma pulls out in front of me, which she will, the bike is much easier to move around and over if needed. I've got a little over 700 miles on mine and I got it Oct.2 08. Love this bike! It is starting to suck my wallet for mods....