OTT MOTORCYCLES 6 RE DO I NEED A WINDSHIELD
From: "Johanne" (jg2oasisATwebrulerDOTcom@no-spam)
Subject: Re: Do I Need a Windshield
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 18:32:28 -0400


Thank God I don't like poutine...but I think I have plenty else to keep me well grounded ;-)

Thanks for the tip though ;-)

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Johanne
2003 Suzuki Volusia VL800 Special Edition "Midnight Hugger"

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"Mike Palmer" <gummiente@no-spam> wrote in message news:vXVLa.38247$b67.4828263@no-spam > "Try to keep your tank as full as possible, the extra weight will keep you > more solidly "grounded" for the high winds/higher speeds."
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> A bellyful of quality poutine from a local chip truck will also help lower > your centre of gravity. Hey, it works for me. :)
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> Mike (aka: Gummiente)
> '99 Drifter 1500 "Kicking Bird"
> CC #ON-006
> VDOG #1207
> VROC #10877
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From: "Atrate" (atrate61@no-spam)
Subject: Re: Do I Need a Windshield
Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2003 23:43:06 -0400

LOL!!!!

But dang....what if you are allergic to poutine????

Atrate
"Mike Palmer" <gummiente@no-spam> wrote in message news:vXVLa.38247$b67.4828263@no-spam > "Try to keep your tank as full as possible, the extra weight will keep you > more solidly "grounded" for the high winds/higher speeds."
>
> A bellyful of quality poutine from a local chip truck will also help lower > your centre of gravity. Hey, it works for me. :)
> --
> Mike (aka: Gummiente)
> '99 Drifter 1500 "Kicking Bird"
> CC #ON-006
> VDOG #1207
> VROC #10877
> Work To Ride, Ride To Work >
>