Re: ATV's

[Guest guest]

>

> > Kim: " Do you ride? What do you have if you do? "

Rainbow,

I admire the motor minded! Me, I do not have a ATV or Bike

yet }( . Guess we spoil the kids and got them set up first.

I'd like to get a motorcycle when the rugrats get older and go on

some long rides cross country. I love the open road, traveling,

navigating, picking the best spots to camp. I had my first taste of

camping on a road trip to the Northern most part of Maine with my

Father and Sister.

Dad let me pick every route, every lunch and dinner stops. Then I

found some great small campgrounds with rivers near by. Maps were

my thing and those RV books had everything! Don't miss the

percolater coffee maker-WHAT A MESS.

Sounds like you love to feel the wind in your hair and the sun on

your face. What great times you must have had. I've never learned

to much when it comes to engines and parts. My hubby could

appreciate more of your skill than I. If you don't mind I'll run it

past me so he can explain the bike to me.

Thanks for the send off, I'll be in touch.

TTFN Kim

>

> I rode in my youth. I bought my first bike when I was eighteen,

rode

> until I got out of school and had a job, at twenty five.

> I remember taking very memorable month long trips through Canada

> during summer vacations carrying everything I needed with me.

>

> I had five bikes over those years, all lightweight road racing

Harley-

> son's made in Italy. I used to average fifty to a hundred

miles

> a day, was able to completely disassemble, down to each nut and

bolt,

> and reassemble, paint, decorate, and soup up.

>

> I live in the wine country of California and all my neighbors

have

> ATV's. My best friend teaches rescuers,the police, sheriffs, and

> Highway Patrol as well as vintners how to operate ATV's safely.

He

> custom builds his own rigs from scratch.

>

> I do hope you all have a safe and memorable adventure this

weekend.

> Let me know all about it.....

>

> Rainbow

>