suzuki boulevard c50 for me.. .
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I think it would be a beautiful weight drop from the 1200.. my goodness that bike is a tank. But incredibly agile and nimble once you get used to throwing that weight around. Except when once I slid fully loaded into a deep muddy ravine in the French Alps.. took me a good 4 hours to drag 630 lbs of bike out a few inches at a time. I thought I was going to die on that mountain.
The GS800 would be perfect for me for the city.
suzuki boulevard c50 for me.. .
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Hey ducatijoe how did you find the BMW GS800? I was thinking to get one for a run around town bike?
"if you leave the "truth" you will have a sad sorry life!"
I remember being told that the first time I left in '84'. What a great big lie that was..
hello, i am focus.. yes, that focus.. is there anyone here who remembers me from the "good" old days?.
my sig may provide a jog to the memory.. my vision is undimmed, my views unchanged and my claws are sharper than ever.
the filthy old whore is to be taken down with maximum prejudice.. focus.
I don't get why people feel threatened and and feel a need insult someone merely because he is glaringly leagues above most in intelligence levels and could probably dance rings round just about anyone in here I'd wager on just about any subject he chooses.
Why the petty and small insults?
I for one applaud intelligence and even more so when combined with razor wit. You make interesting and refreshing reading Focus. I tilt my hat to you.
suzuki boulevard c50 for me.. .
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Crossing Andora on my old 800CC cruser..
Spain..
Finland...
Chasing raindeer in Lapland..
Norway...
Top of the world...
Running out of space for country stickers..
suzuki boulevard c50 for me.. .
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Dismember...In one 3 week trip I rode across Canada from East to West and made the return trip through the US. Rode in the Canadian Rockies, National Glacier Park, Yellowstone Park, Mount Rushmore...11000 km trip.
Sounds incredible NVR! Did you go alone? I did and it was one of the best things I have ever done in my life. A life changing event infact.
i have gotten soooo fed up of trying to sift my way through hundreds of items on amazon, that i am now sick to death, and wishing jsb were never even born (may almighty god forbid) - please note my posy reference to islamic philosophy:).
i want a good recording of the bach partitas for solo violin played by a really good musician on a baroque violin with good stylistic training.. any takers??.
make a hamster happy :(.
I taught jazz guitar for 9 years. My most satisfying student was a 55 year old British Telecom executive that dabbled a bit with some country guitar albeit very poorly and only in his bedroom.
A few months later from a lesson a week how now plays standards in public jazz jam sessions in various places with a new found confidence and joy.
There are not many things on this earth that can compare with the joy of playing musical instrument well.
suzuki boulevard c50 for me.. .
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BMW 1200 GS Adventure. So far ridden it across 27 different countries and over Europe's 4 biggest mountain ranges, the Alps, the Pyrenees, the Dolomites and the Carpathians in Eastern Europe.
i think i'm going over the edge with my quest for knowledge.
lol.
but there was a research on this subject and finally science answers.
I guess they must.. I do know that they can whistle national anthems though.
Here's the Italian.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxzN4J0RVbc
on the basis that most of us realise the w.t wasnt really the best " job" or way to spend our days, it would be fun to find out what people would really have liked to have done with there lifes and if this is still possible.
or maybe its not even a very realistic ambition just a dream.
in my dreams i stay at home all day and make a living from being a professional artist.maybe i need a phycholgist?.
A photographer shooting some of the most exciting subjects and places on earth and a musician...
Oh wait I already do both.. (incidentally ending up doing both was a complete accident)
go ahead and rip me to shredds, been in the elder's backroom sooo many times i'am use to it.. "cedar's blog" is usually really good, but i see a error being created here:.
"this particular article overtly urges parents to gain access to the minds of their children in order to influence their life decisions.... frequently talking with your children gives you greater access to their thoughts and feelings.
that, in turn, will help you to have a greater influence on the decisions they make in life.
“Frequently talking with your children gives you greater access to their thoughts and feelings. That, in turn, will help you to have a greater influence on the decisions they make in life.” – Watchtower Sep. 15, 2014, page 19.
That just sounds so cold, detached, calculating and manipulative and only to be done for the sole purpose of influencing them along organisational thinking lines. They also make out talking to your children sound like some unnatural activity that parents are utterly unacquainted with. Don't all parents everywhere talk to their children?
