*Tami's New Ride is Hot*

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

In article
<1d424e65-a0f0-4d89-8813-b7a2d8c81697@s33g2000pri.googlegroups,com >,
WoodsChick <TamiRowell@msn,com > wrote:

> So without further ado, here she is...
>
> http :// i205.photobucket,com /albums/bb35/WoodsChick/SM610/HuskySM610005.jpg

Very, make that VERY cool!

And, please, stay safe.

--
Charles
'99 YZ250

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

On Apr 13, 1:09 pm, HardWorkingDog <har...@mush.man> wrote:
> In article
> <1d424e65-a0f0-4d89-8813-b7a2d8c81...@s33g2000pri.googlegroups,com >,
>
>  WoodsChick <TamiRow...@msn,com > wrote:
> > So without further ado, here she is...
>
> > http :// i205.photobucket,com /albums/bb35/WoodsChick/SM610/HuskySM61000...
>
> Very, make that VERY cool!

Well, *I* certainly thought so!

>
> And, please, stay safe.

That's the plan.

>
> --
> Charles
> '99 YZ250

Tami-

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*


"WoodsChick" <TamiRowell@msn,com > schreef in bericht
news:59b0c58e-638a-406c-a429-cfbfdc374dc0@m1g2000pre.googlegroups,com ...
On Apr 13, 1:09 pm, HardWorkingDog <har...@mush.man> wrote:
> In article
> <1d424e65-a0f0-4d89-8813-b7a2d8c81...@s33g2000pri.googlegroups,com >,
>
> WoodsChick <TamiRow...@msn,com > wrote:
> > So without further ado, here she is...
>
> > http :// i205.photobucket,com /albums/bb35/WoodsChick/SM610/HuskySM61000...
>
> Very, make that VERY cool!

>Well, *I* certainly thought so!

>
> And, please, stay safe.

>That's the plan.

ehrmmmm...any plans on a spare set of wheels with knobbys?

Grtz, P1

>
> --
> Charles
> '99 YZ250

Tami-

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

On Apr 14, 2:37 pm, "PymerOne" <Pymer...@ppllaanneett.nl> wrote:

> ehrmmmm...any plans on a spare set of wheels with knobbys?

Eh...maybe. I don't really *need* full-on knobbies on it, as the sheer
size and weight will keep me out of the gnarly stuff where I would
need them. I wouldn't mind some nice aggressive dirt tires, though.
I'm definitely getting some Dual Sport tires for it. The tires on it
now are nice sticky ones and I have a feeling they aren't going to
last too long. I dunno...if I ran into a decent set of wheels for not
a lot of money I would probably get them.

Nice to have you back, BTW <G>


>
> Grtz, P1

Tami-

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

WoodsChick got a bike:

> > ehrmmmm...any plans on a spare set of wheels with knobbys?
>
> Eh...maybe. I don't really *need* full-on knobbies on it, as the sheer
> size and weight will keep me out of the gnarly stuff where I would
> need them.

Willard has one of those. KTM hubs work fine if you can find
used ones to save a few bucks. We did the indoor MX stuff
last winter and he rode with the knobblys he built.

Cool ride. 115mph clocked at Mid-Ohio track day and can
do indoor MX by changing wheels. I think supermoto track
has to be the most fun on one though.


Go fast. Take chances.
Mike S.

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Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

On Apr 13, 2:33 pm, "john" <johnrSNI...@gmailTUCK.con> wrote:
> Tami,
> that looks obscenely fun...

In a very serious way! My license is in jeopardy already.

>
> john
>     btw you're cute in dat suit.

Thanks. It's not exactly a glamorous sport for a woman, and the
leathers aren't too terribly flattering, but that's ok; Eric likes `em
<G>

Tami-

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*


"WoodsChick" <TamiRowell@msn,com > wrote in message
news:1d424e65-a0f0-4d89-8813-b7a2d8c81697@s33g2000pri.googlegroups,com ...
On Apr 12, 11:13 pm, "Joseph Rooney" <ikeroone...@pcmagic,net > wrote:
> Dear Pitiful RMDr's,
>
>
>> She tormented me with hints, "It is Red."

>Coulda been a Honda, coulda been a new GasGas...

But it...snot

What it is however is Smokin Hot! Congrats Tami!!!


--
KW - aka DirtBikeDad, GA-Spode & warrenmountain
03 Kawasaki KDX 220R
01 Honda XR100
03 Yamaha TTR 125L
90 Kawasaki Bayou 220
03 Husky ZTH5221
01 Kubota B1700

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

Tami,
Please don't misinterprate anything I said. I think both you and Erik
are lucky to have each other. Just imagine going through the real
world as a guy and seeing a picture of a beautiful girl standing next
to a complimentary beautiful bike.She not only knows what the bike is
but she can ride it and does. Most women would be overjoyed to have a
new washer and dryer but you won't settle for anything less than a red
rocket. I enjoy just seeing it. Congratulations. OF

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

On Apr 13, 5:58 pm, oldfart <alan.westco...@gmail,com > wrote:
> Tami,
> Please don't misinterprate anything I said.

I didn't.

> I think both you and Erik are lucky to have each other.

Oh, we are <G>

> Just imagine going through the real
> world as a guy

Ugh! No thanks!

> and seeing a picture of a beautiful girl standing next
> to a complimentary beautiful bike.

Why, thank you!

> She not only knows what the bike is
> but she can ride it and does.

Well, I do OK on a bike, I guess.

> Most women would be overjoyed to have a
> new washer and dryer but you won't settle for anything less than a red
> rocket.

True! Once again, I chose to buy a new bike instead of re-doing the
linoleum in the kitchen. I'm beginning to think the "Oh, honey, we
can't afford it" argument isn't going to hold water much longer <G>


> I enjoy just seeing it. Congratulations. OF

Thanks! Hey, didja see where Bishop was voted #1 place to live in CA
if you love the outdoors? Eric really likes it there...alot.

Tami-

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Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

> It now has 88 miles on the speedo. Riding it home from Santa Cruz was
> a blast! Only 600 miles to go before I can *really* find out how much
> fun it's going to be!

What happens in 600 miles? I hope you're not doing the baby for the
first buncha mile thing! Beat the snot out of it, then give us a
report (and ticket total).

I subscribe to these theories, and I have personally derived anecdotal
evidence that it works - ring seating technique was big time evident
with my CRF:

http :// www .mototuneusa,com /break in secrets.htm

> http :// i205.photobucket,com /albums/bb35/WoodsChick/SM610/HuskySM61000...

Gaak! As though going to the supermarket isn't "exotic" enough...

> (KMA, Jay C!)

There you go with that wishful thinking again...

JayC

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

On Apr 13, 9:45 pm, JayC <j...@sysmatrix,net > wrote:
> > It now has 88 miles on the speedo. Riding it home from Santa Cruz was
> > a blast! Only 600 miles to go before I can *really* find out how much
> > fun it's going to be!
>
> What happens in 600 miles? I hope you're not doing the baby for the
> first buncha mile thing! Beat the snot out of it, then give us a
> report (and ticket total).
>
> I subscribe to these theories, and I have personally derived anecdotal
> evidence that it works - ring seating technique was big time evident
> with my CRF:
>
> http :// www .mototuneusa,com /break in secrets.htm
>
> > http :// i205.photobucket,com /albums/bb35/WoodsChick/SM610/HuskySM61000...
>
> Gaak! As though going to the supermarket isn't "exotic" enough...
>
> > (KMA, Jay C!)
>
> There you go with that wishful thinking again...
>
> JayC


Another mototune devotee, I see.

Tami, nice bike. Any plans on how to deal with the guys that'll be
following you home?

Attack dogs, perhaps?


Dave

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

WhooHooo! Welcome to the SuMo Club.
I feel sorry for your other street bikes. They
will be sooo lonely sitting in the garage
together day after day....
Cheers, SloCalSpode

Re: *Tami's New Ride is Hot*

On Apr 14, 7:59 am, SloCalSpode <jjwall...@earthlink,net > wrote:
>  WhooHooo! Welcome to the SuMo Club.

Thanks.

>  I feel sorry for your other street bikes.

Yeah, me too. I got someone coming to look at my FZR this week. That
one's gonna hurt when it gets rolled down the driveway for the last
time.

> They  will be sooo lonely sitting in the garage
> together day after day....

Yeah, I washed the SV last week, thinking it wasn't going to be
getting much love once the Husky came home. I rode the SV to work this
morning and instead of really enjoying it like I do every day, all I
could think was "These brakes suck!"

>  Cheers, SloCalSpode

Tami-