Thank you. Same to you!Congrats. May is almost here. Stay upright.
Mine? It’s been a year since I’ve been on. Major accident early last May. Bike & Body trashed. Learning how to walk again, but hopefully ride this summer sometime.How long is your riding season?
Damn. That's terrible. Sorry to hear. I hope you have a speedy recovery. All the best!Mine? It’s been a year since I’ve been on. Major accident early last May. Bike & Body trashed. Learning how to walk again, but hopefully ride this summer sometime.
It was originally intended for our Canadian friend, but I'm happy you answered. Sorry to hear about your accident, and good to hear you're on the mend. May 2021? Must have been quite major! I hope the rehab goes smoothly and quickly and that you're back on two in the near future!Mine? It’s been a year since I’ve been on. Major accident early last May. Bike & Body trashed. Learning how to walk again, but hopefully ride this summer sometime.
I haven't ridden in Canada since the 90's, lol. My first Canadian ride was was in 1989 with a buddy through Montreal on our way to the first American round of World Superbike in Brainerd, Minnesota. Long story, short -- we left Baltimore, MD and the rain was so bad in New York that we missed our exit and ended up going to Montreal instead of Toronto. The following year, I rode to Mosport for the Canadian round through Toronto (finally, lol) with my GF on the back. Been meaning to make it back there on two wheels for some time now, hopefully before I'm too old to enjoy it.Well snow if finally gone and the sweepers have been out once but roads are still fairly sandy so I've been taking it very easy and just cruising local streets. Typically decent riding is from start of May to end of September, give or take 3 weeks each way.
I see some die hards going into late October and even November.
I'm taking some time off in August so I can getout and really get some miles in, plus there's a Superbike Championship (Canadian) mid Aug I'd like to attend which I'm hoping to ride out to.
Sounds like you do quite a bit of riding. Where are you located?I haven't ridden in Canada since the 90's, lol. My first Canadian ride was was in 1989 with a buddy through Montreal on our way to the first American round of World Superbike in Brainerd, Minnesota. Long story, short -- we left Baltimore, MD and the rain was so bad in New York that we missed our exit and ended up going to Montreal instead of Toronto. The following year, I rode to Mosport for the Canadian round through Toronto (finally, lol) with my GF on the back. Been meaning to make it back there on two wheels for some time now, hopefully before I'm too old to enjoy it.
I grew up and live in Southern California, between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. I rode a lot when I was young and single, a lot less while raising a family. Now, as two of my three are adults and ride, I find myself starting to catch up for lost milesSounds like you do quite a bit of riding. Where are you located?
Oh nice. That's awesome that you can now ride with your family. I gotta a few more years before I can ride with mine. I betting the ride along the coast out your way is amazing.I grew up and live in Southern California, between Los Angeles and Santa Barbara. I rode a lot when I was young and single, a lot less while raising a family. Now, as two of my three are adults and ride, I find myself starting to catch up for lost milesI've covered most of my miles on sportbikes, but now I'm older, a little less bendy, and yearning for a Multistrada for distance riding, lol. I think Quebec is calling me!
Cherish those few more years... before you know it, your little one(s) will be asking to borrow your rideOh nice. That's awesome that you can now ride with your family. I gotta a few more years before I can ride with mine. I betting the ride along the coast out your way is amazing.
I've been out a couple weeks now. weather is still pretty crappy.Just did my 1st (and 2nd) ride of the season. Feels good. I'm an hour north of Toronto so had to wait till the snow and salt was gone.
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