me maybe

[Donovan]

No sure if this will work but I was told there was a video of me on the BSA.  Well it is not me or my BSA on the other had it will probably be me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=1i-Hc5fqdqQ

[Shep]

Good example of real motorcycling, feeling real good, feeling pretty good, feeling anxious, feeling upset and furious, feeling optimistic, feeling real good again!!!!
By the way that can't be you because that guy has hair.
If we bought the Tristar (the one set up for freight) that is the one you found for sale in Uganda, we could take your new old bike and many others over there for a ride or anywhere in the world for that matter. All we need is 60 investors with 10000 and we own a jet.
S

[Dennis]

Great vid.  Anyone who has owned a kick start only motorcycle for any length of time will have probably experienced something similar... at least once if not several times.

Peace & Grease, Dennis

[Donovan]

Well I have hair, just not much.  I can pretend any ways.  As far as kick starting a bike it brings back some painful memories of trying to start my  1947 Harley 45.  The shins still ache when I think of it.  Probably builds character.

[fast1]

  I had the privelege of starting Indian Bob's A.J.S single one shop night at his place. That motorcycle is now owned by his son who's name is Shane. We called him Spanky in the old days. Only Harley I ever owned was a kick only 1974 XLCH Sporster. Your right leg really does get bigger than the left on one of these, hence the term Sportster leg. 3rd season I t-boned a car with it about 65 miles an hour. Blessing in disguise. Try an early Honda XR or CR 500 before compression releases or relief ports. Lots of limping and kissing the fender. CHEERS.

[stikman]

Is it just me, or did the poor sod end up sitting down in his own puddle of urine?