Riding on Ice!

naturequack;1159806 wrote:
Not yet. That's why I posted for him. Maybe if he realizes what a
celebrity he has become because of his ingenious wheel cable, he'll join
the forums. Maybe he'll continue to use me as his proxy and live out
his years in happiness and obscurity.

Geoff


maybe


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BillyTheMountain;1158014 wrote:
THe past 2 days I hit "black ice" on the road and the Coker slipped out
sideways so fast, my hips hit the ground and I was sliding before I knew
I was down.

It's a drag.

I've been riding in snow for 35 years and never recall this happening.

I'm wondering if my reflexes are getting old or what.



That's not fun... I'm not a big fan of black ice. My car insurance went
up $700 a result of that stuff. I think I've only seen true black ice
once in my life. Many people seem to call any ice that makes them slip
"black ice."


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