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I'm assuming Texas would be considered "Central" or should we be posting in the "Redneck" section!?! Didn't see that one listed! Ride safe, Ya'll.
It took 9 years and three colleges but I finally finished up at Aggie land in '76. I got a degree, a brand spankin' new Caterpiller cap and a six pack of Lone Star. I still have the cap.A warm Texas "Howdy" back at ya, Old Bike Guy. Not sure when you received your degree, but I'll bet it hasn't changed much. The people are still friendly and the ground is still flat here in the Panhandle. We have a few twisties out here, razorbacksrule, but we have to travel farther to find them. Looks like its warm enough to ride the custom to work this morning, so I'd better get packin'. Ya'll take care, now.
Off topic Gary, but would you happen to be the Gary Wright who drives sprint car for ASCS?I'm assuming Texas would be considered "Central" or should we be posting in the "Redneck" section!?! Didn't see that one listed! Ride safe, Ya'll.
Be my pleasure my friend. I'm originally from Wisconsin also, Burlington, WI and my wife is from Springfield, Missouri. My hopes of staying are dimming still LOL.I'm a native Texan and I love it here. Any kind of riding you want. I live on a local manmade lake on what is known as the "twisties" in this flat land. I ride year round and am not above heading for Llano to get a cup of coffee. My wife likes to ride. She's from Wisconsin and she loves Texas. I'm glad our winters are short. Guardian, maybe we'll run into each other one day.......![]()
not sure I even qualify for a toe in the door, but Im winter Texan, & it WAS my place of choice, but the wind can be a irritant .Be my pleasure my friend. I'm originally from Wisconsin also, Burlington, WI and my wife is from Springfield, Missouri. My hopes of staying are dimming still LOL.
hello from north Austin! newbie rider and Texan here: 2.5 years from California. sounds like that ride to Llano is fairly easy. i wonder if i-35 is a little too much for a beginner.I'm a native Texan and I love it here. Any kind of riding you want. I live on a local manmade lake on what is known as the "twisties" in this flat land. I ride year round and am not above heading for Llano to get a cup of coffee. My wife likes to ride. She's from Wisconsin and she loves Texas. I'm glad our winters are short. Guardian, maybe we'll run into each other one day.......![]()