Tell me what you all think.
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[This message has been edited by Mud_Master (edited 01-26-2000).]

[This message has been edited by Mud_Master (edited 01-26-2000).]

 

Coining an adjective, "Awesome," Jeff.

Not only an interesting and revealing picture from a technical standpoint, but artistic as well, with the rider's reflection on the goop and all.

I wonder: why not equip the rider with SCUBA equipment, permitting operation while totally submerged! Hey, then the entire crew of the "Calypso" will want one! (Not to mention the cast of "Baywatch!)

Tree Farmer

 

Hey that pic is awesome.



[This message has been edited by Brad_L (edited 01-25-2000).]

 

Jeff,

Looks like some of our weekend outings here in south La.. It must be nice to have a riding place close enough that you can ride at lunch. My boss wouldn't care for it too much if I came back to work covered in mud. Some people, huh? They got it made. Cool pic though.

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Shane

'97 Honda 300 4X - Vamped, Locked, & Lifted

 

Elementary Watson'',Elementary'' [LOL]===BILL

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Hey everyone..... I plan on changing the pic here pretty soon. I plan on Keep you all looking at new stuff. Is that cool?

MM

 

When somebody is missing and presumed drowned in the Louisiana swamps, that is the "coonass" method of dragging for the body . Fun and productive.
Honorary Coonass-TxDoc2

 

TxDoc.... you got that right. As a coonass myself, I can testify that you are right. However, I was not dragging up bodies this time. I was taking a lunch break.

MM

 

Why selling the 300, moving up to a bigger bike I suppose?

 

Pretty cool, i tried that on my wheeler but I dug two big holes and barried the back end and could not get out.