Post by Krash on Dec 14, 2003 22:31:25 GMT -5
It was a hot summer day. I was at work on the trail of the Hiawatha. I sat there on the tailgate of my '86 F-150 with a sandwich in one hand, and a gatorade in the other.
I sat there, eating my lunch when suddenly I heard over the radio that there were motorycleists coming my way. (we warn them about trail restrictions) When they came aroudn the corner they saw my pickup loaded up with my '80 XR500. They did as any motoryclist would do, the pulled up and stopped. They asked if there were any tunnels that were unrestricted that they could ride their bikes through. I directed them to the nearest tunnel, tunnel 21. Tunnel 21 is open to all vehicles and has protective barriers to protect bicycleist and hikers from being literally ran over. They were very grateful. One of the riders in the group intorduced herself. "A female rider?" i thought to myself. You dont see women riders that often. Riding my dream bike... ('83 or '84 XR500R) in almost perfect condition. I was amazed. I immediately had to check this thing out. We began talking about bikes and riding and such. She introduced me to to an organization she was a member of. Hmm I thought, ya know why not check it out I thought to myself. Cant hurt anything right. So i did and descovered that there was actually alot that went on at that particular website...hmm i thought and registered. Since that day I have been a member of the CDA trail riders.
And that is how I found this interesting and dedicated organization.
Makes me look forward to every day at work...you just never know.
I sat there, eating my lunch when suddenly I heard over the radio that there were motorycleists coming my way. (we warn them about trail restrictions) When they came aroudn the corner they saw my pickup loaded up with my '80 XR500. They did as any motoryclist would do, the pulled up and stopped. They asked if there were any tunnels that were unrestricted that they could ride their bikes through. I directed them to the nearest tunnel, tunnel 21. Tunnel 21 is open to all vehicles and has protective barriers to protect bicycleist and hikers from being literally ran over. They were very grateful. One of the riders in the group intorduced herself. "A female rider?" i thought to myself. You dont see women riders that often. Riding my dream bike... ('83 or '84 XR500R) in almost perfect condition. I was amazed. I immediately had to check this thing out. We began talking about bikes and riding and such. She introduced me to to an organization she was a member of. Hmm I thought, ya know why not check it out I thought to myself. Cant hurt anything right. So i did and descovered that there was actually alot that went on at that particular website...hmm i thought and registered. Since that day I have been a member of the CDA trail riders.
And that is how I found this interesting and dedicated organization.
Makes me look forward to every day at work...you just never know.
Go figure. 
? I hated it too?? But what do you think?? Esther liked it?? ?? So being the spendaholic tha t She would like to be?? (Dose that make sence)?? OH WELL ?? She boought it from me?? As you can see some times I stutter a little?? That was a brake I thought it was going to be like my snowmobile & I would have to give it to some one??If I could find some one that might like to have it?? But Esther saved me & bought it$$$ Esther & I each have a 250 XRs!! For some reason known only to her she dose not like here 250?? I love my 250?? ( I don't realy love it but I like it a lot))?? I ride my 650 XR most of the time?? But only bcause I like to show off and make people think I know what I'm doing?? I did ride my 250 a lot, Long long ago BW??