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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Oct 19, 2010
Description:
Splash or Dash?
The splasher is a 15 year old “Clifton Street Built” 80 hp. The dasher is a HD Twin Cam 95’er salvage, rebuilt to run balls out on California auto E10 pump gas.
Ah, the tough decisions.
Date Taken:
Oct 19, 2010
Place Taken:
LBB
Owner:
Tomas
File Name:
splash_n_dash.jpg - Photo HTML
Full size - <img src="/show.php?splash=SZPXH0000h">
Medium - <img src="/show.php?splash=SZPXH0000m">
Thumbnail - <img src="/show.php?splash=SZPXH0000s">
Category:
50, Hangar Contents
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Don Hull - Oct 19,2010
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No question around my household. My wife (an RN for 35 years) won't let me ride motorcycles. There too dangerous. But my Searey is fine. It's much safer.
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Dave Forster - Oct 20,2010
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My wife says the same thing. I owned several in the BM (Before Marriage) years and loved them. A doctor friend relayed that the most prolific source of organ donations are from motorcycle riders - to the point where the staff at his clinic refer to motorcyclists as 'donorcyclists'.
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John w Shirah - Oct 20,2010
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But they are still 'FUN AS HELL' to ride.
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John w Shirah - Oct 20,2010
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i got to go for a ride in a stearman one time and the guy who owned it said that flying that plane is like riding a motorcylce with wings. Instantly a great feeling.
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Don Hull - Oct 20,2010
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Maybe we need to to say flying a Searey is better and safer than riding a motorcycle. Did <br />you ever try landing a motorcycle on water? It only works once. And as for fun, well just <br />try them both... If you don't get killed on that bike you will see.
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Tom White - Oct 20,2010
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Really?<br />Both should be approached stone sober with a healthy degree of respect backed by continued study and training, and I accept the risks of both endeavors.<br /><br />But, let's lighten up as this has veered toward a discussion more suited to the tech site. On this social site, I was hoping to see what others are riding.<br /><br /><br />
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Steve Gromak - Oct 21,2010
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Here's mine Tom, K1200RS BMW. Had to have my daughter on to take a picutre of it, with me on it, it's just a blur ; )
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John w Shirah - Oct 21,2010
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very well put Tom
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Don Hull - Oct 22,2010
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Sorry, I guess I got carried away. I do like my Searey though.
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Thomas Alexander Bowden - Oct 21,2010
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Steve Gromak - Oct 22,2010
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Did you notice AOPA is offering motorcycle insurance now???
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Don Maxwell - Oct 22,2010
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No, but I have noticed that they've branched out and are providing support for aviation once in a while now. Don't worry, though: they're being careful not to let it interfere with the insurance sales, the ambulance chasing biz, the faith healing, the annual fatcat sales event on Long Beach Mountain, and of course those fabulous wine tasting parties that we've all come to know and love.
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