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Well that looks fun. Details please!
Thats a heck of a drive for the day!Well I don’t think my day was as fun as this but my son and I did a day trip to Pismo.View attachment 60951View attachment 60952
Why???
Just can't wait....On the road again....
Just can't wait....
Thats a heck of a drive for the day!
Do you take the 166?It’s an easy two hour drive from my house. But it doesn’t bother me anymore.
Do you take the 166?
On the road again....
Burly!!!!!1800+ miles in two days.
Hang tough, B. No e-bikes, indeed...keep turning the cranks when you can. Glad you know what's good for ya.Just had another surgical procedure yesterday to get a chunk of skin removed, 5 stitches and about a two inch long incision. I go back a week from today to get my stitches removed and to get another chunk of skin removed (the second one will be on my back while the current wound is on my abdomen, she didn’t want to do both at the same time). This is the third time going under the knife in the past few months, not fun.
Prior to this I was severely ill with a bad case of bronchitis, thanks to my weakened immune system from meds for my autoimmune disease.
I’ve only ridden two times since late November, at least I’m still pedaling a regular bike though. Once healed up I’m on a mission, to be continued...
Sorry to hear about the bumps in the road, but kudos for pushing through. Looking forward to the reports from the other side. In the mean time don’t hold out on us with the food pics. I still need to stop spending on bike stuff so I can justify a green egg.Just had another surgical procedure yesterday to get a chunk of skin removed, 5 stitches and about a two inch long incision. I go back a week from today to get my stitches removed and to get another chunk of skin removed (the second one will be on my back while the current wound is on my abdomen, she didn’t want to do both at the same time). This is the third time going under the knife in the past few months, not fun.
Prior to this I was severely ill with a bad case of bronchitis, thanks to my weakened immune system from meds for my autoimmune disease.
I’ve only ridden two times since late November, at least I’m still pedaling a regular bike though. Once healed up I’m on a mission, to be continued...
Just had another surgical procedure yesterday to get a chunk of skin removed, 5 stitches and about a two inch long incision. I go back a week from today to get my stitches removed and to get another chunk of skin removed (the second one will be on my back while the current wound is on my abdomen, she didn’t want to do both at the same time). This is the third time going under the knife in the past few months, not fun.
Prior to this I was severely ill with a bad case of bronchitis, thanks to my weakened immune system from meds for my autoimmune disease.
I’ve only ridden two times since late November, at least I’m still pedaling a regular bike though. Once healed up I’m on a mission, to be continued...
Sorry to hear this, "Bort" . Think positive, you'll get through it all.Just had another surgical procedure yesterday to get a chunk of skin removed, 5 stitches and about a two inch long incision. I go back a week from today to get my stitches removed and to get another chunk of skin removed (the second one will be on my back while the current wound is on my abdomen, she didn’t want to do both at the same time). This is the third time going under the knife in the past few months, not fun.
Prior to this I was severely ill with a bad case of bronchitis, thanks to my weakened immune system from meds for my autoimmune disease.
I’ve only ridden two times since late November, at least I’m still pedaling a regular bike though. Once healed up I’m on a mission, to be continued...
Damn dude - rough road! Hang in there. Healing vibes, mojo, karma, prayers, thoughts, kismet and whatever other positive vibrations we can conjure up headed your way.Just had another surgical procedure yesterday to get a chunk of skin removed, 5 stitches and about a two inch long incision. I go back a week from today to get my stitches removed and to get another chunk of skin removed (the second one will be on my back while the current wound is on my abdomen, she didn’t want to do both at the same time). This is the third time going under the knife in the past few months, not fun.
Prior to this I was severely ill with a bad case of bronchitis, thanks to my weakened immune system from meds for my autoimmune disease.
I’ve only ridden two times since late November, at least I’m still pedaling a regular bike though. Once healed up I’m on a mission, to be continued...