Compirate stoped by

[rubberratt]

cool beans I will always be here

That is exactly what I wanted to hear

[arbycoffee]

but I lost my pants and boots and blazer (s-10) three years or so age.

A store of pain killers and a little drinky

[compirate]

I put his name on the GOLD yellow cab in my will. He gets it when I go to the other side (not pachislots or U.G.L.Y. even tho I be that). So he get it, he washed his hands before it touched them

I offered him a special 'memory' tonic so's he'd remember his wallet more often, but he wasn't havin' any!

I appreciate the offer, but I'd rather pay for it to get it than the other way!

A couple years ago, on the way back from daytona's Biketoberfest, I did the return trip from the ramp by my aunt's house in Ormond Beach to my house (1000 miles) in 19hrs 19 min on knobby tires! Just stopped every 250 miles for gas, a whiz, a cigar, Zatarain's boil-in-bag jambalaya that I heated on my engine while riding, and a magnum-sized coffee.

I like that GPS for a bike. Runnin' a little fast at some point, weren't we?!

Mine's a Datalux 10.4" touchscreen connected to a Via Mini-ITX system I built into the truck. Also controls my XM PCR

[RandomTask]

That's a sweet GPS! Sometimes my little screen is a pain when I'm looking for alternate routes to avoid construction zones when I don't have a paper map backup. However, this little unit has served me well for 3 1/2 years.

[hanabi]

Nice to see you two Guys met up again,

and I just love those gratuitous Pachinko Pics!!


Nice!!

[Chris]

Great pics guys

[alstonj1]

its easy for santa claus and his helpers ...fuel stops dont count that women astronaut did it remember you wear a diaper !!!

Could you tell me the secret of how you can drive 1200 miles non stop? How many hours of driving is that?

[Eddie]

A couple years ago, on the way back from daytona's Biketoberfest, I did the return trip from the ramp by my aunt's house in Ormond Beach to my house (1000 miles) in 19hrs 19 min on knobby tires! Just stopped every 250 miles for gas, a whiz, a cigar, Zatarain's boil-in-bag jambalaya that I heated on my engine while riding, and a magnum-sized coffee.
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Made it from Daytona (I raced there Fusa/CCS) in 16 hrs to NYC in my Van.

On the way home I ran into Dale Earnhardt on I 95 He was heading home from the 500. I waved to him in his black van and he made the gesture (Wanna Race) I nodded and for over 1/2 hr we were doing 110mph It was sick dodging cars in a van like that. Funny thing is, we were dead even he would get in front then I would. Eventually he slowed and waved goodbye alongside me and then pulled off to his exit.

Stopped only for gas no food or bathroom stops just wanted to get home. The First tank of gas I filled with the Race Gas that I had left over. One expensive tankfull but the Van ran great LOL.

[alstonj1]

ah Eddie the middle finger salute isn't a race invitation its a leave me the _____ alone suggestion...

[arbycoffee]

a picture of his garge parlor

[Eddie]

Zatarain's boil-in-bag jambalaya that I heated on my engine while riding, and a magnum-sized coffee.
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Thats a great idea! Too funny.

My friend has a KLR and he loves to eat I have to tell him about it.

How was the jambalaya anyway?

[RandomTask]

Thats a great idea! Too funny.

My friend has a KLR and he loves to eat I have to tell him about it.

How was the jambalaya anyway?

Who's your friend? We might know each other.

The Zatarains stuff is all good: jambalaya, red beans & rice with sausage, sausage & chicken gumbo, dirty rice with pork. I prefer the varieties that include meat, but the bags of rice are all good too. I also use Uncle Ben's microwave-in-bag rice and my favorite is Santa Fe (has black beans, red pepper and whole wheat). I've also had chicken marinara and chili from "Sweet Sue", which was pretty decent, and the tuna steaks & fillets in the foil pouch is great stuff. Once, I had Indian food in a pouch. I got it at BigLots of all places. It was excellent, but I never could find it again.
When I'm not heating food whilst in the saddle, I'll boil the bags/pouches in water over my Primus OmniFuel stove. I did a lot of that on my 6,000 mile trip to Labrador and my 3,300 mile Gaspe Peninsula trip.

[luckydog]

I never did take any long bike trips, my back and rear couldn't take it.

50 to 75 miles was my distance limit

but, we would go trail riding for hours on end

[Sid]

Simply Nutty...

[Tulsa]

I read the title of this and thought compirate got pulled over.

[compirate]

I read the title of this and thought compirate got pulled over.

"Excuse me, sir, but I think your taking this 'Love of the Open Road' thing a little too far."