I'm not going anywhere... still got Mario's back, and the lack of Big D round' the pits is purely my fault. It's actually good to talk to some old friends on the forum. I'll be around, but this basketball has got to relax a bit. It's a little intense right now. It will slow and next year will be a completely different story. I will not be coaching high school again. Literally, it's another full time job. I want to enjoy MY LIFE, MY KIDS, and MY WIFE. It's been a rough 3-4 months but I'm still the most blessed man walking this earth.

We'll see ya soon Vic.

 

Ya Big Daddy I read you loud and clear. Allot of people love thier bikes and the sport including me but once it starts interfiering with the family life it makes you take a step back and look at things and once you size every thing up the bikes don't mean anything compared to the family. Keep up the comitments with the family and everything else will fall in place. Your kids are only kids for a little while enjoy it while you can or you will regret it.

 

Thanks TP, that means a lot. And your points are crystal clear. It truly is about the family right now, and my new Christmas present to myself will have it's time. Its a Big5 for a reason. It really is for the family. It's the safest way for all of us to enjoy the dunes. And best of all I finally get to work on big motors for a while.... Oh and best thing yet, I actually get to take the car out tomorrow for a day trip with my kids and buddy Bill. First time out in the ol' girl!!!

Thanks for comments again TP.

 

Your very welcome hope you have fun in the new rail. Now you get to learn how to drive all over again. My first trip out in a long travel rail was just crazy you have to reprogram your brain again. When you come up to whoops that would kill you on a bike and the rail fly's over them like they are not even there it is pretty stressfull until you get used to it.

 

We'll be patiently waiting on a ride report, along with pictures, of the maiden voyage. Good luck with her Mike.

 

Its good to see you are still around Mike.

I wish you and yours very well.