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StephN · 10-24-2005, 11:56 AM

OK - Esther - LOL -
We know that you are on a campaign to live life to fullest and "do it all now."
But there has to be a little tempering of the daredevil stuff. (Remember your son's crash last year?)
In my family, when one wants to learn to ride a motorcycle, they go to a school just for that and get the proper license this way. Seems to cut down on the injuries to onesself and the neighbors property! The insurance company also likes that approach ...

Hubbys are good teachers at times, but next time go to a class somewhere.

My step-daughter and her hubby just got new cycles and roared up our easement a few weeks ago. Our old van had something go out in it and was stuck at the top of the easement closer to the house waiting for a tow truck. My poor little Jenny (all of 100 pounds when soaking wet) could not maneuver around the van too well and was also trying to avoid the juniper bushes. She ended up dropping her new yellow bike and munching the mirror and the end of the brake grip. And SHE is an experienced rider. She needed help to pick the bike back up.

Maybe ask the local Hells Angels to help you out.

10-24-2005, 11:56 AM	#3
StephN Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Misty woods of WA State Posts: 4,128	Perils of Pauline has a new star! OK - Esther - LOL - We know that you are on a campaign to live life to fullest and "do it all now." But there has to be a little tempering of the daredevil stuff. (Remember your son's crash last year?) In my family, when one wants to learn to ride a motorcycle, they go to a school just for that and get the proper license this way. Seems to cut down on the injuries to onesself and the neighbors property! The insurance company also likes that approach ... Hubbys are good teachers at times, but next time go to a class somewhere. My step-daughter and her hubby just got new cycles and roared up our easement a few weeks ago. Our old van had something go out in it and was stuck at the top of the easement closer to the house waiting for a tow truck. My poor little Jenny (all of 100 pounds when soaking wet) could not maneuver around the van too well and was also trying to avoid the juniper bushes. She ended up dropping her new yellow bike and munching the mirror and the end of the brake grip. And SHE is an experienced rider. She needed help to pick the bike back up. Maybe ask the local Hells Angels to help you out.