Subject: Re: Boots, waves, H-Ds
Author: Christopher Mitchell
Date: Nov 13, 2002, 3:46 PM
Post ID: 1711390365
Dear Whipped Married Guy,
I have a wedding this weekend because some inconsiderate people think that
their silly nuptials should get in the way of bike building. I will be home
sunday am. Let me know how sunday afternoon, say around 2ish works for you.
In the alternative, there is always the following weekend. I stare at my
beast of an engine with and want to stick into the beautiful powdercoated
frame. hey, I think I just wrote bike porn. That'll never happen again.
Yours in bachelordom,
chris, who is free to roam the earth because his girlfriend is still in
graduate school 700 miles away.
| From: David Washburn <guzzi-@yahoo.com> Reply-To: Loopfram-@topica.com To: Loopfram-@topica.com Subject: Boots, waves, H-Ds Date: Wed, 13 Nov 2002 22:36:11 +0000 I got a pair of Hermans Survivor Engineer II boots from Walmart, comfy, steel-toed and $50. I sprayed them and they are waterproof (so far). Last winter I had a graduate school class Sunday mornings at Eight, 20 miles from my home. 30 minutes by bike, 90 minutes by subway. I rode every day I could. On two occasions I saw the same H-D rider coming the other way and we waved at each other like fools. He was on a late '70s early '80s big twin. Baby it was cold! Even the BMW heated seat and handgrip guys were in the garage. Local priest on his way to Mass perhaps? David in NYC |
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