fitness ?

[Mr. C]

Originally Posted by triplenickel

It's a tough cycle to break but once you do you'll find your energy level vastly improved, you're not wiped at the end of the day now from too much exercise amigo. Take it from an ex 300 pounder now living under 200.

Nice!! I can stand to lose 60 pounds or so. I could use that extra energy as well!

I spend lots of money and time looking for slight power gains and weight reductions here and there on the bike. Losing 60 pounds off the rider would certainly make a difference!

[DORION]

Buy a trials bike- there fun you dont need much area to ride and you get a great work out riding and trying new things ,very easy to load up and go for a ride -1.5 -2 hrs messing around is very fun "exercise"

[Cache]

Originally Posted by dr650bc

Since 2002, I have enjoyed many adventures on 2 different V-Stroms. On the many organized rides such as LoadedPalooza and the BC Big Trailie rides, I have met many great folks and enjoyed spectacular scenery.

Unfortunately, time on the bike does little for fitness & health so I am back cycling, hiking, snowshoeing, & skiing to avoid long term problems such as diabetes and heart disease.

I will miss the camaraderie and I thank Manxman & LoadedAgain and other folks for their hard work organizing these rides.
Anyone looking for a nice V-Strom 650 check here: http://vancouver.kijiji.ca/c-cars-ve...AdIdZ425100002

Best regards & happy safe riding in 2013
Ray Browne

Ray, I'm saddened by this news. I had just PM'd you before reading this. We shared some great rides in the years way back. Take good care and give me a shout anytime you're into riding/quadding.

CC

[dr650bc]

Hi Chris,

thanks for the pm. I sold the Vstrom but I can still get out on a spare DR650
Let's talk soon.
RB

[waterlilly]

I just burned 700 cal LMAO of at some of these post. You folks are
inspiring

Ride safe, have fun and be healthy at what ever you do.

Cheers