So after I cleaned my bike up this afternoon, my sister-n-law and some friends came out to do some camping and my wife hauled out some firewood in her Camry and I rode the bike out, just 5 miles from our house. I actually know the ranger, but he must not have recognized me. Anyway I was helping set up camp, and he stopped and proceeded to tell me that I couldn't have a bike in the park that wasn't licensed. I then told him that the bike was licensed. He then asked "it is?" I said yep, and he still didn't believe me so he got out of the truck and walked over and walked around the bike, and finally said, "oh ok its cool" Now that was fun. bu by ranger rick.

 

That'll teach you to clean your bike... That's probably why he didn't recognize it...

 

Wait, so you're saying if my bike still had all of the mud from my 70 mile ride yesterday he would have thought it was a street legal bike? Now I'm confused LOL

 

Whoa whoa whoa, stop the presses! Did Deej just say ride............and mud in the same sentence?! And not in when I ride I don't go in mud?!

 

I think he hit his head while he was out riding.

 

Hmm.. Good point. Just figured he might've recognized you & your bike if they were in their "normal" state...

 

Alright you monkeys I have had my bike muddy plenty of times, I just refuse to let it stay that way

 

We need witnesses, Its all a ploy, LOL

 

yup, need witnesses, I am sure deej would consider his bike muddy if there was a dirt clod next to it in a parking lot. [sm=icon_stickpoke.gif]

 

Ok here is one with mud and don't say its not my bike, because that's my wife's car in the background. It's not my fault that my front fender extensions are working so good.