Just Why Is It That You Ride?

[Mtnseeker1]

This should be very interesting-
I think I'll let others get her done first before I put my 2 cents worth in.Where did my beef jerky go?

[denaliguide]

because i hate to pedal uphill.

[Mtnseeker1]

Oh this should be a hoot ? Follow me down hill for a spell :cool2: OR over and up it wont matter.:lol8:

Bottom Line that works for well? bout everyone.
That may sound really off but thing is you just have to accept everyone for who they are and watch some.

[Mtnseeker1]

I've never tried my hand on land much but some but I have had some time with old school rivers and the clients. (showboat) is how I bluffed my way in) good old days.

[cchoc]

I've spent a lot of time camping with my 4wd and adventure trailers and over the years have run into a number of folks on their big GS's in the midst of epic journeys - cross continent, around the world, etc. The romance of that type of journey and the minimalistic packing (vs towing a trailer :naughty: ) has always had an appeal. I figure I'm not getting any younger, so I may as well get started if I'm going to do an epic journey too. :bandit:

[fourtycal]

Exploration is a family tradition.

I have this urge to explore and the bike helps me explore more in less time.

[accadacca]

Love the freedom! Nothing like it!

[Garbanzo]

Pure and simple, adrenaline.

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[nelsonccc]

I like it for the thrill of seeing what's around the next bend. For the sheer fun of exploration.

[accadacca]

Scraping Garbanzo off the trail or picking up his parts... :lol8:

[Mtnseeker1]

I love the rush, the scenery, the risks, the great friends that seem to come hand in hand with this sport but mostly I love the great outdoors.

The Rush: when your a noob and you come out of a corner hot with one leg still down and the front wheel is still climbing and half your brain says wooo boy and the other half says pin it bitch.

The scenery: Well let's face it if your lookin somewhere else your going down brother.

The Risks: Now here is the eternal grab and pull for sure.

The Great Friends that you meet: PRICELESS

The Great Outdoors: nuff said.

[nelsonccc]

Scraping @Garbanzo (http://www.bogley.com/forum/member.php?u=18553) off the trail or picking up his parts... :lol8:

Or waiting with him in the desert while others run to get gas to rescue his ass.

[Mtnseeker1]

Now that's just plain mean you guys:lol8:
Were all aloud to leave a tail bone here and a rack there and a shoulder there and?

Well just play nice now.

[Garbanzo]

Scraping Garbanzo off the trail or picking up his parts... :lol8:
Hey, that's not accurate. I pick up my own parts.



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[Mtnseeker1]

:lol8:

[Garbanzo]

Or waiting with him in the desert while others run to get gas to rescue his ass.

Our secret is safe.

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[Garbanzo]

Or wheeling through the garage and straight through the mudroom door to my house:D The learning curve starts over on my new-to-me yz250. Damn 2 stroke anyway. http://img.tapatalk.com/d/12/12/22/typarave.jpg
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[Mtnseeker1]

WTF Say it aint so bro.:bandit:
You know how us 4-t used to stick like glue:lol8:

[Mtnseeker1]

It's all good brother and you can get help if you really want to change your life style:bootyshake:
Come Back to fun side LUKE. 4-ts are were it is at.
It's still not to late.

I remember when my son tried archery indoors- Looks about right LMAO.
His story was dam dad I think I closed the wrong eye.
I told him maybe you hit the jack pot cause you sure nailed that smoke alarm clean as a whistle.

Holly smokes those are the good time for sure Bro.

[REDFOX]

That would have made a great video. Please tell me that the bike is ok !:lol8:

[Garbanzo]

That would have made a great video. Please tell me that the bike is ok !:lol8:

Believe or not, that was the first question of of my wife's mouth. Bike is fine. Rode it today. Very nice bike. It was a steal. I bought it for my son but I may see some time on it. Great change of pace.

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[Mtnseeker1]

Why I ride is simply because I still can and I hope this never changes.
But old age is sneaking upon me.

[kiwi_outdoors]

(1) it adds an extra dimension to life and (2) its a more fun way to commute and (3) because I can

[Mtnseeker1]

I like the first answer kiwi outdoors it just kind of says it all to me.:2thumbs:

[Mtnseeker1]

I still think the best answer I've ever heard is WHY THE FRIGG NOT.

[Mtnseeker1]

K it is just a dirt bike but the value is well it's a 2012.
I have to do this for my street tags but have know idea just how to handle this one.
Full coverage or ?

So once again I'm looking to those that know and can help me out here.

I'll say this thow--- my gut says insure to the max but but?

[Mtnseeker1]

There is no lean holder but if some cager?
I want enough for medical but is there a good drawing a line in the sand I need to know about?
I think because it is street legal I will ride it more than I'm thinking I will on street.

Have not rode street since 85.

[D.O.N.E.]

A motorcycling section too! This newb is finding Bogley to be quite the hang out, thank you!

I ride because I can. Few things top the thrill of pinning it in a massive sandbowl out in Glamis, I LOVE riding. It's something when you are doing it right, your mind is 100% focused on the task, the bike is an extension of you and it's heaven.

I recently moved to southern Utah and I'm working on getting used to riding hard-pack and knobbies in general. It's definitely NOT like riding sand, but some of the views and adventures are well worth it. I'm looking forward to exploring some of the sandy and not so sandy riding areas around here. Brrrap!