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Perfect day for riding, stopped by Floyd Bennet Field. The museum is only open on weekends and the aircraft museum only on Tues. Thurs. and Sat. but still was perfect by the water. Supposed to be 79 degrees by Thursday, keep idling those vehicles. If you look at the right side mirror and go straight up from there you'll see JFK Tower, may have to enlarge it.
Glad you could get out. What’s up with the milk crate?
I use that on the x-country trips to keep bottles of water in so I can hydrate on the go. I've perfected the art of opening a water bottle with one hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeyWasted
I didn't see that milk crate until it was pointed out. Genious. You have it fastened to the passenger foot peg I presume?Quote:
Originally Posted by taxfree4
You are correct, two velcro straps. And when I'm not doing long distance I just throw stuff in there so I don't have to open the saddlebag. Six pack fits perfectly.Quote:
Originally Posted by willtill
does that rear camera come off when you park? Seems like as easy item for a thief to grab.
It does, it's an Akaso brand, GoPro knock off, but I don't take it out of the case when I park. I'm betting that NYC thugs are too stupid to figure it out, and so far I'm correct. Actually, that is a second rear camera, the first one is under the MP3 Rack, which is part of the front/rear camera system. Having been slammed from the rear you can't have enough video evidence.Quote:
Originally Posted by jm21ddd15
Don’t underestimate NY thugs. My son lived and studied in Brooklyn for 3 years, Clinton Hill. During his brief stay in hell, he lost 2 bikes, got his truck damaged in a H&R, and lost 1000’s in videography equipment when thugs broke into his rental truck. Shit that never even got close to happening in his previous 25 years in FloriDuh. I guess he had naive Keys kid written all over him. The only thing he enjoyed more than getting his Masters, was leaving Brooklyn. Not disparaging your choices of course...Quote:
Originally Posted by taxfree4
Hey, no one knows it's liberal $hithole more than me. Unfortunately, these crimes have not/are not prosecuted for the longest time so the thugs are more brazen, they know they'll be out, no bail, no charges. Soros' little puppets Alvin "the eggman" Bragg and Latesha "the Walrus" James couldn't prosecute the former lesbian, Mrs. DeBlasio, who made $800,000,000 disappear with no accounting where it went, however, they were able to go after a former president for a misdemeanor that expired. (BTW Barack Obama's presidential library costs $800,000,000-hmmm). People are fleeing this, like other one-party Democrat ratholes, at record speed...to Florida.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeyWasted
BTW, not to start another thread, ordered the BT 46 Battleax rear tire for the front, should be in by Friday and on Saturday, hopefully.
Coincidentally, just replaced my front tire today. Installed a Bridgestone Exedra Max with 2oz of beads. Haven’t rolled it yet so can't comment on whether it resolved my front end shimmy when I let go of the bars. I’m headed north off the rock in a few days so I’ll get to wear the new off it. My rear car tire is excellent.
What keeps you in NY?
I'm interested in seeing the difference, tire-wise, in having that rear tire on front. Since I put the Heli-bars on its pretty stable in the front as that crossbar really does the trick. What keeps me in NY in order of importance1. Grandkids in 2 different boroughs 2. My chapel (Traditional Latin Liturgy is scarce) 3.Business interests that I need to stay local 4. Location (on the water, JFK Airport is 10 minutes away, Knights of Columbus next door.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeyWasted
My wife and I became grandparents for the first time 3 months ago. I can understand the draw of a grandchild now. Unfortunately, he’s in Connecticut and soon to be in New Jersey, so we can’t see him as often as we would like to, like daily. All others are perfectly reasonable, especially the chapel and the water.Quote:
Originally Posted by taxfree4
Congratulations, there is nothing like a little child calling you "grandpa". It completes everything in the circle of life. I gave him a remote control crane for Christmas, my son sent me the attached picture last week, he goes to bed with it right there every night, stick a fork in me I'm done.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeyWasted
Perfect. That kid has great dreams. :icon_wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by taxfree4
Great pic! There’s still hope in the world. Too many kids go to bed with their iPad.Quote:
Originally Posted by taxfree4
My son does not have a TV in his house, he refuses. No iPad just books. His wife does not like to go out to eat, they cook every night.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeyWasted
His father is a boom crane operator so, hopefully, he'll follow in his footsteps.Quote:
Originally Posted by willtill
Reminded me of your grandson.https://twitter.com/CitizenFreePres/...72000664641537