Friendly American Bikers - Page 2

Chromequeen · 08-08-2005

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Originally Posted by ispeed77

all i saw was one finger waves coming from the fields....

Musta been they didn't like that Nomad and trailer baha'in through them!

*ispeed77* · 08-08-2005

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Originally Posted by Chromequeen

Musta been they didn't like that Nomad and trailer baha'in through them!

what, you aren't supposed to keep the corn awake ? i thought that was good for the growing season !

The Vol-can · 08-08-2005

Well, sounds like you definitely had the corn's ear, so to speak...

Bones · 08-12-2005

I want to add my comments regarding all the friendly American folk we ran into on my recent trek through Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. My wife and I would stop at a rest stop, scenic lookout or gas station and it would be so easy to strike up a conversation with anyone especially the bike folks. I don't have a bike right now but once I told them I was considering getting back into it they were all very friendly. We'd talk on for a while about their trips and all offered me pointers and such in my search for the right bike for me. It was no surprise that many riders said that I should consider a Nomad for my wants and needs. One particular Harley guy I met in Manistique, Michigan told me his next bike would be a Kawi Nomad. He even gave me his email address and to give him and his wife a shout when I got my bike and we were around their area in Illinois/Wisconsin, we could hook up.

I hadn't travelled in the US for a few years but, it was great to find out that our neighbors to the south were just as nice, hospitable and friendly as I remember from years past. When I do get my Nomad, our first long ride will be back to those areas we just travelled.

08-08-2005	#23 (permalink)
The Vol-can Ride Safe = Ride Often Forum Supporter Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Northwest Georgia Posts: 1,758	Well, sounds like you definitely had the corn's ear, so to speak... __________________ 2005 Vulcan 800 Classic Love Those Mods!

08-12-2005	#24 (permalink)
Bones Newbie Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Guelph, Ontario Posts: 9	I want to add my comments regarding all the friendly American folk we ran into on my recent trek through Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. My wife and I would stop at a rest stop, scenic lookout or gas station and it would be so easy to strike up a conversation with anyone especially the bike folks. I don't have a bike right now but once I told them I was considering getting back into it they were all very friendly. We'd talk on for a while about their trips and all offered me pointers and such in my search for the right bike for me. It was no surprise that many riders said that I should consider a Nomad for my wants and needs. One particular Harley guy I met in Manistique, Michigan told me his next bike would be a Kawi Nomad. He even gave me his email address and to give him and his wife a shout when I got my bike and we were around their area in Illinois/Wisconsin, we could hook up. I hadn't travelled in the US for a few years but, it was great to find out that our neighbors to the south were just as nice, hospitable and friendly as I remember from years past. When I do get my Nomad, our first long ride will be back to those areas we just travelled.

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