Lunatic is relative. Climbing Everest is lunacy, trying to build your own rocket to fly to outerspace is lunacy. I’m just driving across the country…in January.
No no no… trying to build your own rocket to fly to outerspace is possible suicide. Climbing Everest is very very very cold. Driving across the country in January is… ummmm…. very very cold too!
I applaud your coping mechanism for your mid life crisis, However, I would schedule several visits to a Chiropactor, and plan hot tubs along the way. As an avid biker from the NE, I salute you, and warn you of “the after shiver”.
Tucker
Tucker – I’m not even close to a mid-life crisis…but it sure is good to hear from you!
Casey – my route is 2663 miles one-way (http://tinyurl.com/3dqf57). I rounded up a bit for any extra mileage.
I just bought a 06 ST1300 w/ 2600-mi. on it. Good price. 7-year extended axle-axle warranty and will pick it up this week. Have been riding most my life, but without a bike for the last 9-years. Couldn’t pass this one up and the wife said; “Have fun”! I am a lucky man. My buddy, marty, and I are starting to plan a long bike trip to SF. I will meet him in Columbia, Mo. next year. He is in Cleveland.
Thanks. Racked up 109 miles today, my first full day of ownership. This bike has legs. Got up to 100-mph between Knoxville and the Dollywood exit. Solid as a rock. Wish the seat weren’t so sloped toward the tank. May have to raise it a notch. It starts the commute to the gym and then onto Oak Ridge on Monday. The variable screen height is pretty awesome. It provided a lot of protection during a brief rain shower. Have to start thinking of farkles now. Just wish it had a helmet lock on the frame.
Take care over there. Great web site.
7:16 am on December 6th, 2007
You’re a lunatic!!! That will be a fun trip though.
7:27 am on December 6th, 2007
Lunatic is relative. Climbing Everest is lunacy, trying to build your own rocket to fly to outerspace is lunacy. I’m just driving across the country…in January.
5:47 pm on December 6th, 2007
OK..so you’re slightly *less* lunaticish…
2:34 pm on December 8th, 2007
No no no… trying to build your own rocket to fly to outerspace is possible suicide. Climbing Everest is very very very cold. Driving across the country in January is… ummmm…. very very cold too!
1:19 pm on December 10th, 2007
I applaud your coping mechanism for your mid life crisis, However, I would schedule several visits to a Chiropactor, and plan hot tubs along the way. As an avid biker from the NE, I salute you, and warn you of “the after shiver”.
Tucker
10:19 am on December 11th, 2007
How do you arrive at 6000 miles? Google maps gives me 4726 miles (give or take). Either way you’re a crazy person.
10:37 am on December 11th, 2007
Tucker – I’m not even close to a mid-life crisis…but it sure is good to hear from you!
Casey – my route is 2663 miles one-way (http://tinyurl.com/3dqf57). I rounded up a bit for any extra mileage.
3:35 pm on April 17th, 2008
would like to catch up with you please write
6:55 pm on July 20th, 2008
Jay,
I just bought a 06 ST1300 w/ 2600-mi. on it. Good price. 7-year extended axle-axle warranty and will pick it up this week. Have been riding most my life, but without a bike for the last 9-years. Couldn’t pass this one up and the wife said; “Have fun”! I am a lucky man. My buddy, marty, and I are starting to plan a long bike trip to SF. I will meet him in Columbia, Mo. next year. He is in Cleveland.
Take care Jay!
Pat
8:01 pm on July 20th, 2008
Congrats Pat! Let me know if you’re ever in the Nashville area. We can trade road stories over some down home cookin’.
6:24 pm on July 26th, 2008
J.,
Thanks. Racked up 109 miles today, my first full day of ownership. This bike has legs. Got up to 100-mph between Knoxville and the Dollywood exit. Solid as a rock. Wish the seat weren’t so sloped toward the tank. May have to raise it a notch. It starts the commute to the gym and then onto Oak Ridge on Monday. The variable screen height is pretty awesome. It provided a lot of protection during a brief rain shower. Have to start thinking of farkles now. Just wish it had a helmet lock on the frame.
Take care over there. Great web site.
Patrick