I'm a little sad. Today my wife and I is going to visit our brother in law in the hospital so he won't be lonely felt left out on Christmas eve, he suffered a stroke, but he's recovering. I suggested for us to ride our bikes to get there just for some fum on the way, and easier parking. I remember when I visited him last week I was on my bike, but of course it's my daily ride anyways, and i didn't even have any trouble getting there, and parking was perfect! I would assume she would enjoy the ride there, but she just made up so many stinking excuses on how the traffic will be awful, the weather would be to cold, or her hair would be messed up. Just so many stupid reason where it makes her sound lazy. Of course I didn't say that out loud, but she could see my disappointment. She haven't ridden for a month now, and I know she enjoy the ride, but lately she just don't want to go for a ride, even a short ride, and it just makes me sad. It looks to be a nice sunshine day, and a little warm. I just want to enjoy the rides much as I can since I'm working the day away on her scooter. I just want her to enjoy it too. Now we got to ride my truck, or my sons car to visit him, and it just bums me out. Well, at least we get to visit my brother in law, and make him feel better. Change of topic here. Yesterday on my route in the middle of delivering. I came across a ricer in a Honda civic si in front of me. Boy I tell you it was freaking horrible how the cell phones and driving made people so dumb. That's why most of the time when your behind a long-distance line to the light will always hit the red light because of these people on the phone don't realize that it turned green attention it's more focused on the stupid phone! I just wish in the state of Alabama we could lead and filter in front of the lights for motorcycles. I don't condone lane splitting, but filtering in the lights will help us motorcycle riders in safety wise get out of all these morons on there phone while driving. It piss me of to see them in motion holding their damn phone looking down. I literally yell at these idiots to put down their phone before the kill someone.
It's too bad your wife seems to have lost interest in riding. This is why I like both motorcycles and golf: I can do them alone. As for drivers at lights, I know what you are talking about. Too many sit there until someone honks because they are doing something on their phones. As for splitting and filtering, I am not into either one actually. In fact, I will create a motovlog on that topic at some point.
My best to your Brother In Law, nice of U to go see him. :) For sure. As to lane splitting on bikes, I think it is very deadly and causes much in the way of negative potentials.
@@Jay_Hall Thank you. I agree with how dangerous lane splitting is, but I'm all for lane filtering. When motorcycles riders are behind cars at the light, we just got to watch out for the person that comes up behind us, sometimes they don't pay attention come over there on your phone. I feel motorcycles, or any two wheeled vehicles that is small enough have the permission to go in the front of the light since we're lighter and can take off much quicker.
This exhaust note is just music, classic one
Definitely a beautiful place.
Come on man,,, Jeff you know they' re looking and saying to themselves "I remember when I was a younger man, I used to have a bike"
Morning Jeff, When do you hit the twisties? Gotta be some in Alabamer :)
I'll try and get to some next year. There are not many near me.
@@JeffMarcum Nice paved country roads with hills and twists are a major rush, and then of course usually great scenery. :)
I'm a little sad. Today my wife and I is going to visit our brother in law in the hospital so he won't be lonely felt left out on Christmas eve, he suffered a stroke, but he's recovering. I suggested for us to ride our bikes to get there just for some fum on the way, and easier parking. I remember when I visited him last week I was on my bike, but of course it's my daily ride anyways, and i didn't even have any trouble getting there, and parking was perfect! I would assume she would enjoy the ride there, but she just made up so many stinking excuses on how the traffic will be awful, the weather would be to cold, or her hair would be messed up. Just so many stupid reason where it makes her sound lazy. Of course I didn't say that out loud, but she could see my disappointment. She haven't ridden for a month now, and I know she enjoy the ride, but lately she just don't want to go for a ride, even a short ride, and it just makes me sad. It looks to be a nice sunshine day, and a little warm. I just want to enjoy the rides much as I can since I'm working the day away on her scooter. I just want her to enjoy it too. Now we got to ride my truck, or my sons car to visit him, and it just bums me out. Well, at least we get to visit my brother in law, and make him feel better. Change of topic here. Yesterday on my route in the middle of delivering. I came across a ricer in a Honda civic si in front of me. Boy I tell you it was freaking horrible how the cell phones and driving made people so dumb. That's why most of the time when your behind a long-distance line to the light will always hit the red light because of these people on the phone don't realize that it turned green attention it's more focused on the stupid phone! I just wish in the state of Alabama we could lead and filter in front of the lights for motorcycles. I don't condone lane splitting, but filtering in the lights will help us motorcycle riders in safety wise get out of all these morons on there phone while driving. It piss me of to see them in motion holding their damn phone looking down. I literally yell at these idiots to put down their phone before the kill someone.
It's too bad your wife seems to have lost interest in riding. This is why I like both motorcycles and golf: I can do them alone. As for drivers at lights, I know what you are talking about. Too many sit there until someone honks because they are doing something on their phones. As for splitting and filtering, I am not into either one actually. In fact, I will create a motovlog on that topic at some point.
My best to your Brother In Law, nice of U to go see him. :) For sure. As to lane splitting on bikes, I think it is very deadly and causes much in the way of negative potentials.
@@Jay_Hall Thank you. I agree with how dangerous lane splitting is, but I'm all for lane filtering. When motorcycles riders are behind cars at the light, we just got to watch out for the person that comes up behind us, sometimes they don't pay attention come over there on your phone. I feel motorcycles, or any two wheeled vehicles that is small enough have the permission to go in the front of the light since we're lighter and can take off much quicker.