Triumphrat

1050Pome · 07-07-2006

A very wise choice ! Welcome aboard... CB, what is popo ??

cheapbastard · 07-07-2006

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On 2006-07-07 06:28, 1050Pome wrote:
CB, what is popo ??

:hihi: around these parts, that's what some people call the police! :hihi:

Thunderpunk · 07-07-2006

It's not too bad once you get out of Lumpkin County. Lumpkin will impound your bike and haul you to jail for busting a double yellow. Every ride I've ever been on out here has involved the popo in one form or another. That's part of the reason I was looking at the BMW. In my mind I thought that it would help calm me down a bit. After thinking about it I figured I'd be riding the Beemer just as hard once I got used to it so, I opted for the S3 because it's better at being a sheit and get bike.

zooplancton · 07-07-2006

congrats and good luck staying out of the revs while break-in happens.
woowoo.
-b

24gt · 07-07-2006

excelt choice on bike and color. but just so you know there will be a lot of yellow jokes from all the jelouse black ones.

Thunderpunk · 07-08-2006

Heading to Chattanooga now. It's 7:30am.! Whoo Hoo!

OKCTriple · 07-08-2006

Congrats Thunder, you will not be dissapointed. I took the S3 on a ride with 14 other bikers (most of them on Kawi's) the onther night and my bike was the one everyone gathered around. we rode aproximately 52 miles one way to a restraunt in another town (we do this every Thursday night) it was a blast riding it. I also had a chance to push the speed up there and test my *****, the bike is so stable at high speeds. The bike is pure fun. Enjoy! :-D

GrahamC · 07-08-2006

Are you home yet? What were your first impressions on the trip back from Chattanooga? Did you get a woody?

TrackerOldGuy · 07-08-2006

Thunderpunk must have passed out from excitement :-D

dr_gallup · 07-08-2006

I saw Thunderpunk at Chattanooga. He was definately fired up but hung around a few extra minutes to hear mine get fired up with the Trident 1/2 pipe.

I had a h#ll of a trip, there was major construction on I75 northbound where it narrowed down from 3 lanes to 1. I lost an hour there getting to Chattanooga. Then there were about 6 guys buying bikes ahead of me so I had to wait around about two hours to get my paperwork done and the bike loaded. They were super nice and even threw in a T shirt because I had to wait. They were just hoppin!

Then going north on I85 the interstate was closed just before the SC line due to a big truck wreck & fire. The detour added a couple more hours to the trip. What should have been 9 or 10 hours took 14!

I just unloaded the bike at a friends business loading dock and rode it ~8 miles home. I was too tired to do anything more than check the oil & coolant and peal off some stickers.

I'll get a proper ride in Sunday morning.