Sturgis 2010
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Who wants to go to the Sturgis Rally next year? The dates are the 9th to the 15th of August. I think we need to have a COMI reunion and side rally during those dates. Anyone that might be interested and has ideas about the event, please post your responses here. We are gathering a Hawaiian and Washington group to leave the Seattle area around the 12th or 13th. I think we need a huge presence and I for one would love to meet as many of you as possible from the COMI community.
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whats the Sturgis Rally? knowing you and your posts, i'm guessing its extremely conversative and gun-totin lol
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its a motorcycle rally that lasts for an entire week,held in s.dakota.you can do or see anything imaginable lol,some of tha most beautiful country in america.and yes there are a few gun totters.
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ah!
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It's OK, opakaman is lending me his AK47 and I'm duct taping it to the handlebars so I'm not totin' just tapin'.
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Like DBC, you can see anything imaginable.....some things you wish you'd never seen in your life! Such as women wearing leather, that are passed their prime or really have no business wearing it..etc. I've been there once as well as to Biketoberfest in Daytona Florida.
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getoffmyplanet said:
whats the Sturgis Rally? knowing you and your posts, i'm guessing its extremely conversative and gun-totin lol
Extremely conservative? Me? Where did you get that idea? Just because I carry a picture of Ted Nuggent in my wallet makes me conservative? Compared to my buddies hidding up in the hills, dang I'm almost a Progressive!
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally attracts close to 500,000 Bikers, some hard core and others like me, just wannabes. They come from all over the world and most ride from their home towns or like us, from some port of entry, like Seattle. We will ship our bikes in crates and meet up with them and ride the 1000 miles or so to Sturgis, S. Dakota. Eventhough it is mostly an American motorcycle phenomenon (Harley Davidsons, Indians, and Customs), everyone is welcome to show off their bikes and join in the fun. Another 250,000 or so come for curiosity sake and the music and motorcylce races ect. A bunch of great bands are always featured and yes, there are a lot of old ladies digging the scene in their leathers and tattoos! More power to them! I would venture to say 95% of the attendees have some ink and 50% are hardcore tattoo enthusiasts. There is lots of camping available for tents and RVs and some cabins if you make your reservations early. It is like dying and going to motorcyle heaven! Google Sturgis and it will blow your mind! -
opakaman said:
getoffmyplanet said:
whats the Sturgis Rally? knowing you and your posts, i'm guessing its extremely conversative and gun-totin lol
Extremely conservative? Me? Where did you get that idea? Just because I carry a picture of Ted Nuggent in my wallet makes me conservative? Compared to my buddies hidding up in the hills, dang I'm almost a Progressive!
Sturgis Motorcycle Rally attracts close to 500,000 Bikers, some hard core and others like me, just wannabes. They come from all over the world and most ride from their home towns or like us, from some port of entry, like Seattle. We will ship our bikes in crates and meet up with them and ride the 1000 miles or so to Sturgis, S. Dakota. Eventhough it is mostly an American motorcycle phenomenon (Harley Davidsons, Indians, and Customs), everyone is welcome to show off their bikes and join in the fun. Another 250,000 or so come for curiosity sake and the music and motorcylce races ect. A bunch of great bands are always featured and yes, there are a lot of old ladies digging the scene in their leathers and tattoos! More power to them! I would venture to say 95% of the attendees have some ink and 50% are hardcore tattoo enthusiasts. There is lots of camping available for tents and RVs and some cabins if you make your reservations early. It is like dying and going to motorcyle heaven! Google Sturgis and it will blow your mind!Uncle Ted "The Whack Master" Rocks! lol Have you seen his show Opakaman? He's truly insane. He paints his arrows white..lol
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man i wish i could go but work gets in the way i hate work i need to win the lottery so i can do all the fun stuff i can
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a DIRTY word !!!
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hey DBC, I thought "I trailer mine" was dirty? lmao
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So how do non Harley riders get treated?
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1) Make sure you have a "Live Free or Die" T- shirt on.
2) Roll up your sleeves and make sure everyone can see your Sarah Palin tattoo prominently inked on your shoulder.
3) Leave the Vespa and Moped at home.
4) Ditch the Shiraz and always have a Silver Bullet in your hand and one in your back pocket.
5) Stay very close and we will keep the bullies at bay. -
Unless it was me, I'd probably bully you for the hell of it, Steve...lol An for the love of everything biker......leave the damn Gold Wing at Home!
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lol Dragon you would! If I had a Goldwing I'd melt it down and use it for my boat anchor. Actually I make an Obama figurehead for opakaman's boat and send pics of it to all his friends. lol
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lol if you did that, he just might show you his gun collection. I know I've done that to a few people before...lol
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Holy shit! It's Opakaman and Daddybearcat! Which way to S. Dakota?
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That brings new meaning to "Easy Rider" lol
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hahahahha
Looks like you are both looking for which way to go! You're heading in opposite directions.
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What the hell am I doing on this Yamaha?
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Due to the poor state of the US economy from poor economic administration by successive conservative governments Harley Davidson has been bought out by Yamaha. Hence forth all "Highly Dangerous" motorcycles will be renamed Yammy Davidsons. V twin engines will now be manufactured in-line to become more efficient and reduce their carbon footprint. All Yammy Davidsons will be now available in two models, diesel or electric. Simulated electronic "loud" exhaust sounds shall be available as an optional extra.
Have a nice day.
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namaste said:
Due to the poor state of the US economy from poor economic administration by successive conservative governments Harley Davidson has been bought out by Yamaha. Hence forth all "Highly Dangerous" motorcycles will be renamed Yammy Davidsons. V twin engines will now be manufactured in-line to become more efficient and reduce their carbon footprint. All Yammy Davidsons will be now available in two models, diesel or electric. Simulated electronic "loud" exhaust sounds shall be available as an optional extra.Have a nice day.
You have outdone yourself! That is the funniest response yet on COMI! -
....and I didn't google it, I used my last brain cell up creating that.
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Looks like we are going to start out of San Diego on our ride to Sturgis. I have a buddy in Arizona that wants to go so we will ship our bikes to San Diego, stop by and see the great Agaru-tattoo ( I should schedule a commemorative Sturgis 2010 tattoo) and head out across the Mojave Desert to Phx. Perfect timing for some 115 degree heat! After Phoenix, we will head toward Santa Fe and then north through Colorado and up towards S. Dakota. About 1500 miles of hard riding, one direction. The dates for the rally are the 9th through the 15th and we will take about 3 days riding out of Phx. All are welcome to join up with us and have some old fashioned fun. ZZ Top is headlining this year along with some other great bands! I wish Namaste could make the trip from Down Under, but there is always going to be another year to saddle up together. I will keep you all posted as the summer gets closer!
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*sobs* so do I mate.
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~points and laughs at Namaste for sobing~ Real bikers don't cry!
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I think that's payback X 2 now, you are so gonna suffer.
Real bikers are sensitive, vegetarian, tree hugging, carbon footprint reducing, heart on sleeve wearing, humanitarian, atheist, underdog supporting, anti gun, anti discrimination, commi thrill seekers, as long as you don't go too fast on the bike. lol
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lol I'm a hardcore carnivore, been told even by my doctor (as a joke) that I have a small black heart. I'm a Pagan/Druid, anti discrimination(this one is personal to me, because as a person in a 'chair it happens ALOT!), I love guns and all other forms of weaponry, I happen to love the Confederate Flag (one of Americans most touchy subjects!) and I'm not too political either way. An I am often called crass and tactless, because I am blunt and brutally honest with people....needless to say the word "asshole" comes up a lot! lmao.....now I think I'm gonna go have a Roo Steak, medium rare!
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namaste said:
I think that's payback X 2 now, you are so gonna suffer.Real bikers are sensitive, vegetarian, tree hugging, carbon footprint reducing, heart on sleeve wearing, humanitarian, atheist, underdog supporting, anti gun, anti discrimination, commi thrill seekers, as long as you don't go too fast on the bike. lol
Geez, when I signed up for this site, I was looking to free myself from my squishy, feely side! I wanted to break free from my middle class, Rotary Club existence and rub elbows with the outlaw class, the persona non grata. I felt sure that I would find my inner "bad boy" identity among the tattooed, desperados of COMI. But no! I feel I have been tricked, beguiled, and dealt a double hand. What has this site turned into? I feel as if the Hells Angels have traded thier hogs for Priuses, that Ozzy Osbourne has joined the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, that the Confederate Flag has been switched for the Green Peace banner. Where have we gone wrong? How far can we stray? Can we please just be a little rebellious or do we all have to succumb to a world where failure is not a choice and greatness is just a little less mediocre? Give me pierced nipples and open roads with the wind blowing in my hair and the sound of a steel horse under my torso. Give me freedom or give me death! -
opakaman said:
namaste said:
I think that's payback X 2 now, you are so gonna suffer.Real bikers are sensitive, vegetarian, tree hugging, carbon footprint reducing, heart on sleeve wearing, humanitarian, atheist, underdog supporting, anti gun, anti discrimination, commi thrill seekers, as long as you don't go too fast on the bike. lol
Geez, when I signed up for this site, I was looking to free myself from my squishy, feely side! I wanted to break free from my middle class, Rotary Club existence and rub elbows with the outlaw class, the persona non grata. I felt sure that I would find my inner "bad boy" identity among the tattooed, desperados of COMI. But no! I feel I have been tricked, beguiled, and dealt a double hand. What has this site turned into? I feel as if the Hells Angels have traded thier hogs for Priuses, that Ozzy Osbourne has joined the Mormon Tabernacle Choir, that the Confederate Flag has been switched for the Green Peace banner. Where have we gone wrong? How far can we stray? Can we please just be a little rebellious or do we all have to succumb to a world where failure is not a choice and greatness is just a little less mediocre? Give me pierced nipples and open roads with the wind blowing in my hair and the sound of a steel horse under my torso. Give me freedom or give me death!Just don't ride your Harley with a bare chest bro!....those rocks flying up and hitting the nipple piercings can be murder..lol
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I was actually thinking of going German next time. One of these might be my next bike.
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namaste said:
Cheech and Chong ROCK!, man
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Sorry, I've forgotten what you said and who they are, did I post that?
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lol put the Bowl down!
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Please step away from the bowl. I see benen has a reverse bong! hahahaha
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They should do a movie in Aussie....go some some grass with the Roos!......might even Mellow out the Tassie Devil and Ninja Stealth Wombat! lol
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Roos do like it, I had to cage mine and then the damn termites ate it from the centre of the stem! Bastard stoned termites!
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Well....since termites ARE a source of protein...you could have eaten the termites, and they would have been like brownies! lmao
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I'll share the profits with you, we'll call them "WEEDYMITES". We may need a jingle.
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"Weedymites....they're better than wheat Bread."
"Weedymites.....they're sure to fuck with your head!" lmao -
hahaha good one.
I wonder if greenish coloured breakfast cereal would work? Be a sure hit with parents of hyperactive kids. Weedymite Flakes...not suitable for vegetarians.
We need someone who is good at music to knock up an MP3 of your jingle to post here.
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"Weedymites....they're better than wheat Bread."
"Weedymites....they're sure to fuck with your head!"
"Weedymites....eat too much and you're sure to end up dead!"They'll be the new rice crispies...lmao
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Bravo to you both! Cheechydink and Namastechong! Two funny fuckers indeed!
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I grew up watching Cheech and Chong! My uncle is an old biker stoner from the 60s
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Cheech and Chong just had a reunion tour and came to Maui but we had a fishing tournament and I was unable to go. Damn! Up in Smoke is a classic. I was going to some of those same parties back in those days. Crazy good! Never snorted any Ajax that I knew of. Those two were magic, especially if you were stoned!
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That came on the other night, here. It's a damn funny movie. My uncle loves telling stories of parties back in those days..lol
The guy that cuts my hair is from the Big Island and he is always trying to get me to stay at his house, that he has there. I asked him "So why did you leave paradise....and move to a shit hole like Alabama?" He laughed and said "You ever seen the price of living there? A bottle of Ketchup will cost you five bucks." lol He has some of the old Hawaiian tattoos, that are done the traditional way with the whale teeth tied to to the bamboo tapper, and the small tapping stick.
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I thought he was Samoan or was that Maori? That would be a tough choice opakaman, fishing or Cheech and Chong!
Namastechong.
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Maori..lol If he were Samoan...I wouldn't be able to get my chair into his tiny ass Barber shop! lol As it is, its only him and two other people that cut hair in the shop. You've just enough room to walk into the door, turn around and set in one of three chairs in the "waiting" area against the wall and then get up and walk a step to one of the chairs...lol
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Is it really expensive to live on Hawaii?
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From what my barber says...it is very expensive to live there.
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.. and possibly adrenalin inducing with the odd volcano rumbling.
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I've never been, because....well you have to fly on a plane.....I don't like flying....let me rephrase that I HATE flying.
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lol and I'm scared of heights! hahaha
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Yeah, I aint too keen on high places either...lol
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lol I knew we had something in common. Got to sleep it must be very late there!
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I've lived in Maui so long (23 years) that I forgot just how expensive it is. Highest gas prices in the US. Highest everything prices in the US. Highest state taxes other than that socialist utopia of New Jersey. Hell, Haleakala Crater (volcano) is the hightest damn mountain/volcano in the world, if you figure the height out from the ocean floor. People get pretty high over here too! I guess it's to forget the $5 a bottle ketchup and the all the taxes we have to pay for the privilege of living in Paradise. At least we don't have to pay for heating and cooling living on the side of Haleakala (House of the Sun). 75 degrees year round and she has not made a peep for l30 + years. Big Island is a different story. The Kilauea vent has been erupting non-stop since 1983 and covered everything in it's path. So tell me scarredink 81, is this barber Maori, Hawaiian or Samoan? Lots of Tongans and Samoans here. They all got lots of tattoos. I know a few Fijians here but not too many Maori. All the Pacific Islanders are bad ass and can be pretty bad tempered too if you don't play straight with them. Gigantic people with very thick skulls. The traditional stuff is coming back here too but there is a lot of Hawaiiana tied to it. Just can't waltz into a shop and get a traditional tattoo. Have to go through a cultural orientation and from what I understand, a sort of "reading" on what tattoo you are suppose to receive. I don't know too much about it really. I think it is really awesome to see the culture coming back. Alabama in the summer would have about the same climate as Hawaii would (at sea level anyway), freaking hot and humid! Makes the crack of your ass run with sweat like a leaky water faucet!
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To tell you the honest truth, Opakaman, I'm not exactly sure of my barbers exact lineage. He claims to be Maori, he has a brother that lives in the Philippines. I wouldn't say that he is Samoan though, because Samoans are usually big guys and he is just your average height and weight. He said he moved here in the 80's (again..why move here when you can stay in Paradise? Sure its more expensive..but why?! lol). Though I can say, he doesn't have any of the traditional Maori facial tattoos. Wether or not this is his choice, I don't know, because I don't know a lot about Maori culture. He loves talking about the history of Hawaii and its people though. When I got my hair cut a few weeks ago, he was telling me about the legend of Pele and her sister, Hiʻiaka. An about how Pele was jealous that, Hi'iaka fell in love with a guy, that Pele happened to like, so in her rage, she killed the guy.
You aint kiddin about Alabama Summers brother! lmao Hell has NOTHING on an Alabama Summer! Not to mention, you have to worry about the Alligators that want to make you a snack and the occasional Bull shark, which thinks you might be edible. You guys in Hawaii have them as well, I believe. I know you've got the Great White, Mako and Tiger. You've also got some of the best fishing!......Mauhi Mauhi is one of the best......it's pretty damned expensive on the menu though!
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are there any druids in hawaii...lol
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lol that would be awesome! Hey DBC, what happen to SAMCRO last week? It didn't even come on, here. Some other show i have never seen before, was in its place.
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phew,its gettin deep,its gonna be on 90min.tues night.
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What's SAMCRO? Has EAT been holding out on me?
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Sons of Anarchy Motorcycle Club Redwood Original
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oh OK so it's a TV show then?
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Yup.
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Does it have more sex than TrueBlood?
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daddybearcat said:
are there any druids in hawaii...lolThere aren't any Druids but there are Menehunes and Night Marchers and lots of ghosts. The Menehunes are a mythical character (some speculation that they were a real peoples that were here before the Tahitians) that are very small, clever and like to cause a lot of grief. Kind of like the Hawaiian version of the Leprechauns. They are busy making trouble especially when you are out camping in an isolated, lonely spot. They like to sit on you when you are fast a sleep and are more of a nuisance than a mortal danger. The locals swear by them!
The Night Marchers are Hawaiian Warriors of days gone by that like to march up and down the mountains in the middle of the night. They have specific trails that were used as "royal" highways and are basically still engaged in battles and protecting the King"s territories. Kind of like sentries of the after world. You have to be really careful that you do not build your house or a building in their paths because there is no stopping these guys and they will just march right through your house, disrupting sleep, upsetting your dogs and causing general havoc. We actually summon an elder or "kahuna" to inspect our building sites so as not to build on these sacred highways. It is also very important not to build your entry facing the mountains (volcanoes) or the "kai" (the sea) because the Night Marchers generally are either heading up the mountain or down to the ocean. It is just a precaution against the spiritual forces. When you sale your home or business, the realtor must disclose whether or not your house was blessed and all considerations were taken into account before building. Most everyone has seen Night Marchers on a regular basis. I am the exception of course but I never was able to see the Virgin Mary in a cheese sandwich either!
Ghosts are of course a different story and can be very maleficent and can cause bodily harm. The Hawaiians are very superstitious and ghosts are excepted as real and nothing to mess with. They are much like the spirits in most cultures, stuck between the after world and the present. There are so many stories about ghosts that every family has their favorite tale and much of this lore is passed from one generation to another. There are complete books of such stories that can be bought at the local Borders.
The scariest thing here though, is when those 50 + year old guys come from Europe and Eden, Australia insist on wearing those skimpy "speedo" type bathing suits at the beach. Some of these foreigners are actually known to don a thong in public! I can handle the Menehunes, Night Marchers and ghosts but please spare me the dental floss worn on publc beaches by a bunch of grown men! Yuck! -
lol not really a movie like TrueBlood. Its about how a Motorcycle Club, like the Bandidos really are. Its sort of a "Behind the scenes" type show, but its about a fictional MC. See what I mean? It lets you see what happens in an MC with a little drama added to it.
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Do they drive Yamahas, these Sons of Anarchy?
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Hell No! Harley Davidson all the way.
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scarredink81 said:
Hell No! Harley Davidson all the way.No wonder Steve hasn't heard about it! Go figure!
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We call that swimming attire "budgie smugglers"!
Yammy Davidsons! Do they prefer the electric or diesel version? With or without the training wheel outrigger option?
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lol! Hey Opakaman, when you go to Sturgis this year, make sure to take plenty of pictures! I have the starting stages of Disc Degeneration and it makes long trips impossible, so until I can find a way to either slow the degeneration down, or prevent it, I am relegated to trips that involve just a few miles. Doctor says its from setting in my chair and my spine compressing (what other choice do I have really?lol) I have spells of being off balance and the pain in the spine. It seems when I get on the bike, something I was raised on, it makes it that much worse. I was never afraid of a bike, until this year when I started having spells of unbalance. It literally feels like I am going to fall off, even though I ride with my uncle and he himself, has had a motorcycle since he was 16 years old. So, it looks like no Sturgis or Daytona this year....and I absolutely REFUSE to go to either in a truck, while the motorcycle is pulled in a trailer. It's the saddest thing in the world, to see a perfectly beautiful Harley Davidson.....strapped into a trailer..lol
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scarredink81 said:
lol! Hey Opakaman, when you go to Sturgis this year, make sure to take plenty of pictures!It would be my utmost pleasure! I feel your pain, my friend and would consider it an honor to ride anytime, anywhere with you. This will be my first time to Sturgis (hell, my first time to any motorcyle rally) and longest extended time on a bike. You could ride around the whole island of Maui in probably 6 hours and that would be including taking photos every few miles. I feel real comfortable on the bike and am looking forward to the 3,000 mile round trip. We might have a dozen (Dirty Dozen) bikers coming from Maui, all starting out in San Diego. My wife is going to drive an RV as a support vehicle and we have already made reservations for Buffalo Chip camp site. Looking forward to seeing ZZ Top and Aerosmith and just having a great time. Wish I could have met up with you for some of your biker wisdom. Steve will be over in a couple of years and I'll get him on a Harley and will come to Alabama (we'll just tell everybody down there that he has a speech impediment!). Any tips on road trips will be appreciated. I will make sure I get lots of photos, especially of the wet t contests. We have lots of time between now and then.
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I really screwed up the scarredink81 said: But I am sure you get the picture.
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Man, the best advice I can give for long trips is this: Comfortable, yet sturdy riding boots. PLENTY of water (you definitely need to keep hydrated on those long trips the wind just pulls it right out of you.) Being in Maui, you probably won't need it...but sun block helps us Welsh Irishmen! lmao Even on short over night trips here in Alabama, I burn like a well boiled Lobster. I also take long sleeve, button up denim shirts, in case the leather gets too hot, though I always wear my vest (even though its got nothing on it, but a few patches that make me look like a smart ass biker...oh wait...I AM a smart ass biker!...damn biker trash! lmao). You can also get skull caps to wear under your helmet. What I do is soak mine in cold water and then put it on my head, and then put the helmet on. This does wonders to keep your head from getting all itchy and sweaty....and that brings another point to mind....they also double as a hat, so you don't get Helmet hair! lol Plus, they just look damned cool.
I forget the name of the little tunnel, but I think the high way is called Needles Highway, it's near Mt. Rushmore...you must go through this little tunnel..lol it is scary as hell, but so awesome. Support Vehicle is a very smart idea on ANY long trip. I've seen too many bikes stranded on the side of the road....and it could of been prevented if they had a support Vehicle. It's one of the ways I am able to ride on the back of my uncles bike, and carry my chair with me. If we are just going riding for the day however, he just hitches up his trailer to the back of the Ultra Classic and my wheelchair fits pretty good inside of it.
You will LOVE ZZ Top, I've seen them twice with Lynyrd Skynyrd. I hate to say it, because I am a rabid Skynyrd fan....but ZZ Top put on a better show than they did, the last time I saw them in Biloxi Mississippi. I hope Aerosmith can put on a good show. Last I heard, ole Steven Tyler wasn't doing so good, since he fell off that stage and broke his shoulder...lol I've heard rumors that he fell off the band wagon and Steve Perry is none too pleased about it!
Poor Namaste....we can just say he is from New York City! lol He really does need to trade in that little crotch rocket and get a REAL mans bike! I don't care how fast it goes, if it's not a Harley....it aint shit. Of course, I've been raised around them, so I am just a little biased. Just slap him on a XR-1200, it's the closest thing to a crotch rocket Harley has...thank god!
Oh yes! We can't forget the wet T contest!! Of course, some of the ladies that enter those (especially at Sturgis ~shudder~) have NO business showing ANYTHING...lol
You may also see some of the well known bike builders at Sturgis. Some of them have booths set up every year with their bikes. Billy Lane, Russel Mitchel, Kendal Johnson, the Immortal Arlen Ness and Eddie Trotta, Chica, Jesse James, Orange County Choppers. An that's just the ones I can think of..lol Then you have thousands of vendors selling leather, motorcycle accessories and parts. You have the custom painters and Pinstriping. You really have it all right there in that little town!
An my last piece of advice my friend? Have yourself one hell of a time and enjoy it brother!!
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Damn! You could make some dough putting together a field manual for "1st time wannabes, headed to Sturgis". Great advice and as we say in Hawaii, Mahalo!
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lol another bit of advice I forgot, stop every now and again and let your legs rest. Your legs get cramped up and even swell, from riding too long. So, it is always best to stop every now and again, get a coke or a burger and have a walk around to get the blood flowing...and yes....yes that is very weird advice for someone, who can't even use their legs, to give out! lmao
I am by NO MEANS an expert rider, I just know what its like to ride long distance. The longest ride I have been on, was from Alabama to Canada and back, in one week. We did some hardcore riding that week! Canada is a very beautiful country. You don't see ANY trash on the side of the roads etc. Everyone is very friendly and willing to help dumb tourist...lol
There is a joke in my family, especially amongst my uncles that I ride with. An that is, that I can sleep anywhere and quite comfortably. When I was but a wee lad (10 or so) we made a trip to the Blue Ridge Parkway. On the way back, all the way from Virgina to Alabama, I slept on the back of my uncles Ultra Classic and didn't wake up once...lol He said he knew I was asleep, when he kept getting head butted between the shoulders by my helmet...lmao I am just glad he has the extended arm rest, that you can pull in towards you, so it kind of "traps" you in the seat. Plus, my uncle is no skinny dude, so it wasn't like I was going to actually slide off between him...lol He's 6'2" and around 350lb.
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