[akenaten]

I'm going on a four day trip to Disneyland. This will be my first time away from my beloved creamcicle. How do I cope?I'm on the edge of a total breakdown.....

 

[MA0458]

RatNet! We're here for you! :-D

 

[crapulous]

There's a simple solution. Ride it.

 

[Copper]

I drove to Alaska with the wife and kids in the Tahoe with a tent trailer this summer, a little more than two weeks...The withdrawals were terrible! Full on tremors with hallucinations and day dreams......Hang in there, though...you WILL survive! :-D

Enjoy your trip.....By the way, there is a restraunt called "Mimis Cafe" or something similar right near the gate to Disneyland....I recommend their breakfast, really good and they make a GREAT mocha!

 

[joerockhead]

Visit Southern California Triumph in nearby Brea.
JR

 

[monkeyboy]

Take her with, ride the coast down. It's beeeeuuutiful. :-D

 

[GleaminTwin]

Go in the garage, when no one else is there but you and the motorcycle, and sing a very emotional rendition of "I'm leaving on a Jet Plane to your bike then cry a little bit and kiss it good bye on the gas tank!

 

[GleaminTwin]

Or, if you're feeling a little melancholy toward the bike, try "Babe , I'm gonna leave you" from the debut Led Zeppelin album

 

[badrufus]

Sometimes a keepsake helps, something like a nice photo of the bike and one of the spark plugs. This is why you should always save at least one old used oil plug washer--you can wear it on a chain next to your heart. If anyone asks, just explain--they're sure to understand.

 

[DesertRunner]

I feel your pain! I am in Japan for 3 weeks. Along with photos of the family, I brought some pics from my Bonneville trip.

DesertRunner

 

[SpeedyPete]

Just one of those things we need to accept in life.

I'm not real keen on showing up at work some days but somehow I find the value in doing so.

Kind regards,

Dr. Phil

 

[johnyC]

guys,

I spend up to three weeks at a time in the north sea, have to park my bike at the NCP at the heliport before I go. I got back on Tuesday to find my bike had been blown over by the wind, but partly due to the tarpaulin I always use to cover the bike from seagull sh!t and rain. Anyhow, the mirror had snapped off the casting which also clamps the brake and master cylinder to the bars. I lashed the cylinder to the bars with a bungie cord and made my way (slowly) to the local Triumph dealer in Aberdeen (Shirlaws) who helped me out.

Anyone want a used tarpaulin :-D

 

[akenaten]

Thanks to all for the advice. The first thing I did when I got home was give my lovely creamcicle a hug! :-D

 

[5bassman]

Do like I'm going to do. I'm heading to FL for the week of Thanksgiving and I'm loading my Bonnie up in back of my F350 and taking it with me!

 

[KingBear]

On 2006-11-08 12:41, joerockhead wrote:
Visit Southern California Triumph in nearby Brea.
JR

That's what I did when I visited SoCal a couple months ago. Southern California Triumph has lots of clothing and accessories. Bonnie will forgive your absence if you bring home presents (forget the Mickey Mouse ears, she'll think you're making fun of her mirrors). :-D