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painttoad said:
no. never.

never really liked bikes but living in daytona there were a lot of them and they did start to grow on me.

i did take a cb750a in trade for straightening a door and was going to learn to ride on that. it was some good ole boys that rented the shop next to ours. they let me keep the bike there. came to work one day and they had split and took the bike with them.

it wasn't meant to be and i gave up on the idea of riding right then and there. with the amount of drugs and alcohol i was consuming in those days, it was probably for the best.

i still think it wouldda be neat to have a bike with an auto trans.
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They are vary unforgiving machines , I rode a little when I was 19 / 20 and backed away , I knew I would never live through a season on the streets , too much fun and I had a lust for speed, drinking and whatever else in those days ,decided to stick to cars, had a 68 Malibu and added a 68 SS396 Chevelle , then picked up a 67 Chevy II.

I can wrench , lots of guys could , very few did metal work or painted worth a crap , used to be lots of bondo and primer BS lol .

I was 52 when I decided I was mature enough for a street bike sorta lol.

I still ride when my body is in the mood for it.
 
CDspinner said:
Based On The Best Seller - Sloan
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A rare group where each of the 4 members write their own songs and where each of the 4 sing lead.

2025 on Yep Roc
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Sloan feels like one of Canada's best kept music secrets. Such a talented and unique band and a fantastic live show. I've honestly seen them probably 20 times over the years. They never disappoint!
 
SG19 said:
They are vary unforgiving machines , I rode a little when I was 19 / 20 and backed away , I knew I would never live through a season on the streets , too much fun and I had a lust for speed, drinking and whatever else in those days ,decided to stick to cars, had a 68 Malibu and added a 68 SS396 Chevelle , then picked up a 67 Chevy II.

I can wrench , lots of guys could , very few did metal work or painted worth a crap , used to be lots of bondo and primer BS lol .

I was 52 when I decided I was mature enough for a street bike sorta lol.

I still ride when my body is in the mood for it.
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I miss my bike...A LOT. I used to ride everywhere.....sold it before I came to Louisiana so I didn't have to haul it with. I wanted to get another when I got here. Mrs. asked that I didn't.
 
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