her quest to do that just to prove someone does do it. not impressed. sounds like there will be a major breakdown of her motor cycle somewhere between rio grande and canadian border.Xavier_Onassis » 29 Aug 2022, 11:14 am » wrote: ↑ What is it like to ride from Buenos Aires to Ushiaia to Fairbanks on a 300 CC trail bike? That is what N0raly Schoemaker, a 34 years old blonde Dutch girl is doing. And she also is
Xavier_Onassis » 29 Aug 2022, 11:14 am » wrote: ↑ What is it like to ride from Buenos Aires to Ushiaia to Fairbanks on a 300 CC trail bike? That is what N0raly Schoemaker, a 34 years old blonde Dutch girl is doing. And she also is making a video of this. She has drones, she avoids paved roads, she loves mountains and has more guts than anyone I have ever met. And she is cheerful and nice to everyone.
You will find her vlogs on YouTube under the name Itchyboots.
She also has traversed Asia, from India to Malaysia and back to Europe. She has been all over Scandinavia, she has been to South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe.
Xavier_Onassis » 29 Aug 2022, 11:20 am » wrote: ↑Xavier_Onassis » 29 Aug 2022, 11:14 am » wrote: ↑ What is it like to ride from Buenos Aires to Ushiaia to Fairbanks on a 300 CC trail bike? That is what N0raly Schoemaker, a 34 years old blonde Dutch girl is doing. And she also is making a video of this. She has drones, she avoids paved roads, she loves mountains and has more guts than anyone I have ever met. And she is cheerful and nice to everyone.
You will find her vlogs on YouTube under the name Itchyboots.
She also has traversed Asia, from India to Malaysia and back to Europe. She has been all over Scandinavia, she has been to South Africa, Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe.
Assuming someone gave me one of these as a present . . . it would go straight to the junkyard !Skans » 29 Aug 2022, 9:22 am » wrote: ↑
Here's a butch motorcycle for a big, fat, nasty bull dyke:
I might actually want to ride this one to see what it can do. That front suspension looks like it might have a little wobble in it at speeds over 30mph.
Never heard of Strugis, fruitcake.
Those skis are so hot, I had to buy another rig for "social skiing"..Skans » 29 Aug 2022, 10:07 am » wrote: ↑ I used to love downhill skiing. I haven't been in quite a long time. I almost thought that ski of yours was some kind of slalom ski. Haven't seen any that wide, but I've been out of it for some time. I would rent pretty good quality skis and would bring my own boots (still have them) when I'd ski. Wish I could remember the last pair of skis I used - I recall they cut through the crud pretty well and grabbed an edge on hard pack better than most. I'd need a good 2 weeks to get back up to speed again....if I didn't break something first.
Skans » 29 Aug 2022, 11:06 am » wrote: ↑ Confederate Motorcycles went all "woke" on me: "In a move to avoid possible negative publicity and backlash from the domestic unrest in the US by using the name, Confederate Motorcycles has changed its name to Combat Motors. From the original Confederate Motorcycles in 1991, which morphed into Curtiss Motorcycles and producing a range of electric motorcycles, the Confederate Motorcycles name was purchased by venture capital fund Ernest Lee Capital."
They still make cool bikes, but for dropping the name "Confederate" from their lineup, they might now be one of the most liberal motorcycles.....
DeplorablePatriot » 29 Aug 2022, 12:12 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm sure you do...lubed and up your *** with room to spare.

Now let's see a photo of you and Beto swapping spit.
It is very pretty, but is is not quite a motorcycle.sootedupCyndi » 29 Aug 2022, 12:25 pm » wrote: ↑ This is a womans dream bike? Candy apple red
Three wheels.. No more tipping over when to stop? I could always drive a bike. It was stopping that was the prob. I see some beauties at McDonalds!
****-Xavier_Onassis » 29 Aug 2022, 12:35 pm » wrote: ↑ It is very pretty, but is is not quite a motorcycle.
I am sure it is just perfect for a small number of people of either gender.
The same is true of the Slingshot.
You can always buy double-bladed Walzors, which will eventually take your stubble off after slashing back and forth, as well as leave your face a beautiful beet red.Cannonpointer » 29 Aug 2022, 12:09 pm » wrote: ↑ Harry's Razors is also woke - NOT a good alternative to P&G, if wokeness is to be avoided.
I'm german irish, blessed with the soft beard of celts and huns.Skans » 29 Aug 2022, 1:01 pm » wrote: ↑ You can always buy double-bladed Walzors, which will eventually take your stubble off after slashing back and forth, as well as leave your face a beautiful beet red.=
I've got no beef with Walmart. Just hate going into the store because there are way too many people in there. I don't like crowds of people.Cannonpointer » 29 Aug 2022, 1:19 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm german irish, blessed with the soft beard of celts and huns.
I buy those orange walmart 5-blade disposables. One blade gets me about 6 shaves. I spend squat on razors. And I do no business with harry's, P&G, or any other company that I know to be woke.
People love to hate walmart, but their generic brands consistently lack the neurotoxins that are found in most store brands. Their bottled water tests out at good ph and mineral levels. And their prices are decent for such organics as they stock. They don't NOT suck - but who does? Most suck a lot more. Won't even walk into a target - tranny owned and operated.
Skans » 29 Aug 2022, 1:21 pm » wrote: ↑ I've got no beef with Walmart. Just hate going into the store because there are way too many people in there. I don't like crowds of people.
So, you never bother to seek out fairly traded or ethically sourced - typical fake liberal.Xavier_Onassis » 29 Aug 2022, 12:33 pm » wrote: ↑ Harry's Razors is also woke - NOT a good alternative to P&G, if wokeness is to be avoided.
If you choose your disposable razors for political reasons, you are clearly some sort of fanatic.