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I was waiting for a table at Stroud's last night and caught this commercial on the TV. It definitely got my attention!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xC437xEuLAQ

I've been doing it wrong all this time- I don't even have a canoe to take on rides!

kendall_smith wrote:I've been doing it wrong all this time- I don't even have a canoe to take on rides!

Yeah, I guess you have to assume that they rode to the lake and that canoe and raft were just sitting there waiting. How convenient! We didn't find that in Arkansas last weekend!

I could use one in my front yard right now!

Sorry but that is weak compared to this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlSayKfYQa8

What can I say, I like vintage.

Varios :puke, Oh wait!

http://lanesplitter.jalopnik.com/chris- ... 1717131942

Savage wrote:Sorry but that is weak compared to this one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HlSayKfYQa8

What can I say, I like vintage.

Wow, I had two of the bikes in this commercial, a Honda 50 and then a Honda XL 70. Wanted the XR 75, but parents wouldn't go for it so I took all of the lights off the XL 70 to make it look, kind of, like XR 75. I still remember the look on my Dad's face Thanks for the flash back!

katbeanz wrote:Varios :puke, Oh wait!

http://lanesplitter.jalopnik.com/chris- ... 1717131942

It's skill like Chris Birch's that makes me hesitate when folks ask, "Is this a big-bike friendly ride?" Well, it depends on your skill! If you are Chris Birch, the answer is pretty much "YES!". Others wouldn't be able to ride a trials bike where he can take an 1190.

Even in my own little world of riders, the skill differential is relatively wide from least skilled to most skilled.