I’ve been meaning to take a shot of the motorcycle boot with an actual motorcycle for the May Challenge. This is the boot with my Dad’s Harley-Davidson sportster. I don’t ride that one because I dropped it early early on when Dad got it. He was really good about it and I didn’t break anything but I put a couple good scratches on the end of the handlebar and the pedal. As the bike started to fall I swung my leg over to the side towards the fall and caught it as it scraped the ground. Then I accidentally hit the kill switch and couldn’t get it started again because I was panicking. That happens when you drop someone else’s bike. But I haven’t been back on that one since. Maybe someday.
I could ride my friend Mike’s because he dropped his much sooner than I dropped my Dad’s, so I figure that one is already broken in.
I wrote a few recaps from the Thursday night lineup. I’m going to go watch CSI because I heard that was pretty awesome.
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I love the posts about the bike. Even if you can’t get one now, it’s still nice to think about it.
I dropped my bike once, but luckily the saddlebags caught the fall and the bike never really hit the ground, except for the pipes. Got lucky. Wish I could afford a Harley, but the Suzuki Boulevard C50T is a good substitute. 🙂
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Oh heck, that shoe looks so darn sad not having a foot in it, although, I didn’t notice it didn’t have a foot in it at first!
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Hey Pete,
I used to have an Alphasports GV250, it was a little cruiser bike, ran real quiet and got something like 70 miles to the gallon. It was only a 250 and really light so it was good only for small rides in the country.