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Fall Ride Eureka Springs October 19-23
- Thread starter pacman
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Pssst, does she know a gender reveal bomb went off in her hair?
I liked the night cityscapes (even though they were Abby normal) and the Minis would have been a big distraction for me.
The "groovy" van? We'll have to agree to disagree on that one. Old ain't always groovy . . . except for me.
Don't get me started on gender reveal parties.
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- Rod
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- Powers
U needta chek out the I Love Station Wagons thread on ADVrider...I don't know why, but I love old vans. Station wagons too.
1 of 4 Ive owned...it needs a new project mgr.
Sorry...I only meant ta post 1 pic
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Yup I'm already subscribed to that thread, and the van thread, and the cool trucks thread. [emoji2957] Shiny Things is one of my favorite sections on Advrider.
@danbryant those videos are great! Thanks for posting them. Did you get any of me doing my Marc Marquez impression?
DLDR
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Great Pictures and video! I had fun.
Shellie and I pulled the long long trailer the long long trip back to Beaumont yesterday.
Back to work tomorrow, maybe I should go for a ride today.
Shellie and I pulled the long long trailer the long long trip back to Beaumont yesterday.
Back to work tomorrow, maybe I should go for a ride today.
DLDR
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Yes Wednesday & Thursday made up for the Monday Rain.
Went for a ride on the BMW today, the temp was great but sure miss the curves and hills.
I do need to take videos & post.
I hope Dan got some of the dirt.
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- Bryant
yes here it is.....lol
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Jarrett
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Or a lighter bike 
MacDaddy
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Yeah that’s going to be sore for a while. Did I miscount or do you have 6 toes?
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Time for new glasses?
Or a lighter bike
That ain't no lie!
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Motorcross boots are the ticket. There is no such thing as too much protection!
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MacDaddy
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Heal quickly? No pun intended I assume. [emoji23]
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[emoji1787][emoji1787] that's actually a true statement
And y’all aren’t gunna splain what happened?
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Jarrett
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This doesn't matter.
MacDaddy can be up to a mile away from the victim in any direction and his supernatural crash aura will still take someone out at that distance.
MacDaddy
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Come'on now. While I agree with Flipit on this Jarrett, I have come down on your side but for very a different reason. In my world, you have to judge things by what the person knew at the time of the event and not what we learn later. In this case, Pacman thought his group was behind my group, and therefore technically behind when he fell which fits the normal pattern where I receive the blame.
Nothing too dramatic.
Being a very cautious rider, I decided to dismount my bike in a particularly slippery turn. Unbeknownst to me the bike happened to still be moving forward and also falling over at that exact same moment. After a failed attempt to perform a 650lb leg press, I decided it would be best to minimize damage to the bike by cushioning its landing with my left foot. This was a smashing success!
Turns out my clever bike knew that MacDaddy was approaching from behind and was trying to take its normal place behind him in the pack. Therefore, as Mac said, it was all his fault.
MotoTex
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For the record, shouldn't I have been briefed on this anomalous relationship regarding close proximity prior to spending several days following MacDaddy's lead through the Ozarks? 