Yeah, grip that tank with your knees and hold on versus, swivel around on the seat to enjoy the view as you pass the world slowly...well, maybe not that slow.
I think riding a slow bike makes you appreciate the experience. Kind of like cross country trips open-wheel versus in a cage. Different experience as the world is opened up so much more. The drop top convertible is close to MC experiences.
You should ride the CA95 with it's single carb to experience, are we moving yet...
Got the latest issue of Motorcycle Classics, very cool magazine if you haven't read an issue.
ToyTuff, was not prying for you to spill the beans I was just trying to catch up. We all have those moments and they are painful, didn't mean for you to spill beans you didn't want to reveal. Speaking of beans, had a good slow cooker pot of beans with a bone from a country ham...it is tasty. I make a mean cornbread that is very tasty too. Fixed some fried pork rice with some of the left over ham from Christmas. My mom gave my aunt Helen a country ham for Christmas and since I'm staying with her my sodium is up as we have enjoyed it with breakfast several days. Took a break this morning and had some Cheerios with a banana. Hurt my back over the weekend and have been taking it easy to let the back heal. They are calling for 1-3 inches of snow here in higher elevations...we will probably see snow that stays a while if it does drop some. Had a hard frost this morning that didn't melt off up near the house or in the bushes and high grass near areas in the shadow of the woods that my aunt's house is adjacent to. Ridgeline is probably 50 feet higher than the roof of the two story house. Property goes up to the ridgeline. Popular trees mostly with some oaks.
Glad you have gotten some good riding in, good time of year there to do it...
David