West Michigan

Sweet little ride. I've always liked the exposed tubular trellis frames. THe 400 is an ideal size IMHO, for a commuter bike, back country road ride. Enough power (53hp@11,000-rpm) to get out of their own way, good mileage, and small and light enough to be nimble and flickable in the twisties. Think you should take it out for a shake down cruise down to Galesburg.

I like it. If I was a little shorter I would choose something like that to ride street with.

Oh yeah.... The Saucy Dog in Jonesville I presume?

YES!

GREAT food. I would highly recommend a RTE there. I had the brisket and it was awesome.

I'll have you know we are a true, Japanese 1%er gang.

Remember The Wild One? That was the scene in Jonesville this weekend

or Hollister?

Lol.

Actually, we ate a quiet dinner then enjoyed a nice wine before going to bed before midnight.

OH, the 1% at the *other* end of the graph....gotcha.

A ménage a trois? Kinky Kaw riders.

I'll ride it down that way sometime soon... once it stops raining!!!

Rain! I wish. We got snow, 2 inches or so, and it just quit snowing.

Crazy weather in San Antonio too. 92 yesterday, 72 at eight this morning and 52 now.

...talk about a small world:

Not only I live in Mount Pleasant and was in L.A. for the last week, I am the husband of one of the Roller Derby girls that used to skate with Dr. Pol's assistant Andrea aka "Get ya Paws off". Now I'm pretty sure I partied with you NatGeo Bros that one crazy night at the Hunter's Ale House (former Coco Joe's),how about that?
Send me a PM, we can meet up and I can show you my local 60 mile off-road ride (as soon as this rain quits).
I also recommend any of the GLDS rides, the club is wonderful and the rides are amazing, I try to attend as many as I can, that is my absolute favorite thing to do here in Michigan.

Marco.

I sold the Honda today. The buyer got a nice little bike. I'm looking for a DR350 with electric start if anyone has a line on one.

I was in a bad slump of a mood today. Then I went and looked at my bikes and smoked a cigar. I remembered what it was all about.


Hopefully the shit weather clears up.

Yeah, I'm getting tired of this crap. It's 31deg and snowing out. :ddog

I usually ride down to San Antonio in the spring but couldn't wait for the weather to get better so I drove the cage this year. What a boring ass trip in the car. Now I'm waiting for the weather to get better so I can come back home. It looks like I'll have to put up with the sunny and warm weather down here for a while longer. Poor Jeff in NM is probably bum'n too.

Hey old goat, found what you need for all them cross country trips..




1996 HONDA PACIFIC COAST / SIDECAR RIG
Ride by Side sidecar (now Texas Sidecar)
23,000 miles
800cc V-Twin, watercooled, 5 speed, shaft drive.
New Bridgestone tire on front.
Car tire on rear (6000 miles, still like new)
Air horn, Throttlemeister Cruise
Jenson radio and speakers am/fm/wb/aux for MP3
Driving lights
12 volt outlet
Built in lockable storage. Rear of bike opens to allow access to built in saddlebags.
Trailer hitch and wiring for both 4 and 5 flat plugs
Sidecar seat tilts forward to allow access to sidecar trunk.
Chrome wheel on sidecar, tire like new.
Tonneau cover
$6000
Call John at 724-799-3300
There are very few Pacific Coast sidecar rigs in the world. It really stands out at bike shows. People that have owned these bikes describe them as smooth/comfortable/bullet proof. Compared to most rigs, this outfit is like driving a sports car.

Oh my! I just had a warm feeling down under.

Originally Posted by Thanantos
Once your crotch gets wet it's all over. :huh