So it's been a year since my last confession. Oh wait, this isn't a confession at all. It's been a year since I was last in North Carolina. It's been a years worth of halfass planning, worry, fear, and doubt. But I'm here now, so all of that dumb shit is over with. There is a group of 11 (expected) to show up and share the experience which I am hoping to catch on video. Being one of the slower riders doesn't make it easy, but it's still somewhat doable. I'll frequently take off before everyone...

I got rightn into it started to take it to bits...

thought id share my project off to you all ,im a complete novise when it comes to mechanics hell i can just about spell.......i got knocked off last year and the old girl got cat c right off so i took the chance to tart her up,i jumped to it using the hayes manual and spent alot of money on nice shiny bit for her......

So i was considering leaving what I was doing (100% travel) for a 'work from home' gig at a huge loss in pay. Well, the 100% travel gig came to an end 6 months before I had hoped (I was going to pay cash for a used truck at that 6mo mark.) But I digress, this is not about the truck. My contractor lost their contract, and being a sub myself I lost mine too. I consider the work from home gig after I get the news, and find out that they are not hiring at the moment. Snake eyes. Fast forward to...

I sponsored a buddy of mine at the dirt bike clubs lease (clubdbsa.org, in case anyone here in san antonio wants to do trail riding) yesterday and had a blast. There was a group of 8 or so on this ride. As usual, I had my camera(s) rolling, and caught some of the calamity on tape. The guy that knew the property best was leading us around. He was trying to cross a small (short and barely wider than a quad) and the mud sent him into the drink. Fortunately, we were able to pull his bike out. ...