Hey margret, how have u been? Its been so long since i've even seen your face. I see your mom at meijers all the time, & she's so nice. I see your the adventurous type who likes to let it fly. You are one of the few freinds i had in school, you were truely genuine. It was so nice to see u again. take care & hope to hear back from you.
Go Tumper Go !! You and Maggie are the Bomb!
Jeff and I Did La Belle Fla south, Do not go unless you speak go Mexican.
Dog food on half shell, But the open Road is so welcoming!
I miss Daytona maybe go back again with Dale,Bobby,Jeff and my self ,How about that curvy road you lead us down Sweet ride. Reminds me of Zuma beach in LA.,Mulhullen Drive. What a great ride that is.Peace out,Ride hard,Todd
My 2004 I bought with 162 miles on it and I've put 100 on it so far. I'm so sorry I didn't get one long ago--- it's been great! I've been using it to get to work and I couldn't be happier with it.
Found you on Classmates.com, saw your website and remember you from Potterville.
What an exciting life you lead! Just wanted to say 'hi', and I see you have a pic of Kathy Longhurst on here, too...haven't seen her in forever. Take care, ride safe.
Anne
Titusand/Piva31 - First congrats on the purchase - wow, what fun is in your future - hit the road, don't look back.
20.000 miles - when we are not working, we are riding. Up early and on the road. A lunch run can mean a 200 - 400 round trip ride both Saturday and Sunday every weekend. Three day weekends, 1,000 miles is not out of the question. I have done an Iron Butt ride on this bike, 1,000 in 19 hours. Last summer we rode from Florida up through Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota before heading back south to Florida.
This summer we have two more weeks to ride - looking to head west, but I don't like to plan trips, would rather just hit the road and allow the trip to invent itself, so who knows where we will end up. Keep in touch with your adventures - always love to hear about others who are having run on the road.