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Mechanical stuff is all bout being in the zone.
If you're not there don't go there.
When to call it quits? I don't think anyone can answer that question but you are on the right track, you hit the wall, and will probably will not go down the same road again.
I think maybe you figured out on your own.

An answer for Whitenoice's guestion?
"You gotta go where you want to go, Do what you want to do....."
Way too easy for this relic who was weened on AM transistor radios
The Mamas and Papas

Speaking of riding through time and running down the road-sounds good to me but must admit I'm like the old dog that is tired of playing fetch
and just want to take it easy.

I'm just waiting for my toilet to ask me for a password.
How the hell did we ever get here?

You'll find all the preparations will leave you one or two short and will leave pissed off along the way. One one piece of advice though when riding with another rider go your own pace,
things can happen in a spit second and a green light for one is a red for the other.

A support vehicle,someone to ride with, and the time. Sounds like your stars are aligning I wouldn't miss the opportunity.

A couple days ago was sitting on my bike waiting to turn left onto the hwy a bmw 1000 pulled up alongside and the rider gave me a nod-told him he had 850 more cc than me-he laughed The light turned green and I was able to match him for 20 ft-being automatic-then he was gone pulling a wheelie in the ...

Was in Singapore 2000. If you put 51000 km on your bike riding around on that tiny island you must know it well.
Remember a taxi driver telling me how fast things were changing there back then.

Me either no tools at all.
Back in the days of tube tires had a piece of wire stuck in the tire that would keep poking a hole in the tube.
Took me a few tries to figure that one out.

Halloween has past me by, policemen I would rather have not have to deal with but big trucks I understand.

Sinatra sang about getting to the top of the heap in New York-
then the counter culture came back with this stuff

Whatever you do- don,t follow my retirement plan!

Personally I would take the adapter off after using-just something else to leak. Guess everyone knows to put a little spit on the end of your finger and then over the schrader valve to check for bubbles and leaks. Quite often when checking pressures or adding air the valve can stick, just push it in...

You got me beat too. One 1971 CB350 and one 2013 PCX. Not that I didn't lust for the odd Triump,BMW, Ducati or even CB450 double overhead cam scrambler in those 42 years. Trucks took up most of my time- driving and maintaining-trying to make a buck. Instead of 18 gears,diesel and big heavy tires and...

Thanks RuffStuff didn't know such an animal existed. Just last week went through the same frustrations vito explained.
Going to check out my local bike shop and see if they have something similar on the shelf.

I think most of us have experienced a least one mechanical money pit.
Like flogging a dead horse my dad would say or your just throwing good money after bad.

Usain Bolt 27 miles an hr-grizzly 35 miles an hr-he will catch an ordinary jogger pretty quick.

Delivered a load of topsoil today to a couple young ladies creating a garden to plant some stuff to eat and contribute to the local food bank. Knew I had been there before, 51 years ago was part of the rowdy crowd stomping the same ground. https://www.jack969.com/2017/04/21/alice-cooper-little-richa...

Lordco probably hadn't been invented way back then, there was a full service ESSO garage that carried everything from light bulbs hoses belts spark plugs tire repair,just about anything you needed to patch a vehicle together just around the corner from the Pemberton hotel. Stayed there many nights w...

31 summers ago I was moving dirt around in the dust with my gravel truck to prepare that road for paving.