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atitalongtime

atitalongtime

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I've been lurking for a while, so it's time for an introduction.
First bike in 66' and have always had at least one in th barn ever since.
Track and street, off-road and on, and never have enough free time to ride.
Yes, I'm an X yankee, but I got got here as fast as I could...77'
Spent time in Houston, San Antonio and now DFW so I can tuck my pants legs into my boot top's with confidence.
Go ahead... let the gray beard fool ya'

Mr T

The older I get the faster I was...:wave:
 
Never too old to learn. I just took my training course/got my license and I'm in my forties:welcome: Ran across other riders New Year's Eve who are in their forties/fifties as well. No lady riders unfortunately! Welcome to the website from a native Houstonian transplant to Dallas.
 
Howdy! :wave:
All grey beards welcome 'round these parts!
 
Yikes... I have grey in my beard and I haven't even hit 40 yet! :shock: I hear the grey makes you faster :rider:

Welcome to the site!
 
Squeaky said:
Howdy! :wave:
All grey beards welcome 'round these parts!
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Hey ... I resemble that statement!

Welcome to the site and welcome to Texas!

'77 - Have you applied for naturalization? The test is... well I can't tell you, cuz I don't want to scare you.

In a way I am a newbie ... to slab anyway. I finally got a license last summer after 30+ years in the dirt. DS riding is fun, but it still spooks me when a car passes me.
 
Teeds said:
'77 - Have you applied for naturalization?


HAHAHA, good one.

Welcome to the site. I hope you can make some of the meet n greets or join us on a ride.

See ya
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If I could grow one, it probably would be gray. What parts north of the Red River you hail from? Any good riding back home?
 
Tourmeister said:
Yikes... I have grey in my beard and I haven't even hit 40 yet! :shock: I hear the grey makes you faster :rider:

Welcome to the site!
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Sometimes, faster makes you grey. :nono:


Welcome & howdy, Mr T.
I pity the fool who thinks you're slow!
 
I got grey in my beard, so I shaved it!!

Welcome aboard.
 
Uhhh... I have grey chest hairs too... :uhoh: Having been shaved once before for surgery and suffering the slow process of having it grow back, I don't think I will use your strategy :nono:
 
For those hairs I just either button my shirt up, or wear a big medal made out of the front end of a luxury car on a heavy gold chain. Then no one can see the gray hair...

The best is when they shave patches for an EKG. Then you just look like you have mange for a few weeks. :brainsnap
 
I hear the grey makes you faster
It does , Take my word on that ,
We need all the oldsters we can get , then we will outnumber the youngsters. SEYA
 
Welcome to Texas and TWT. A little gray comes from riding too fast, don't ask me how I know that. :rider:
 
So, if I ride more, the gray will go away? :rider:

A LOT of kids - no - just all both of 2 boys - both grown and gripe a lot... :uhoh:
 
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