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  • Hello From Texas

    I'm in the Dallas/Ft Worth area, and looking forward to the new board. It's so nice not to have to be "silent" any longer
    2012 Honda Goldwing | 2009 Timeout Camper



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      Greetings from Garland Texas......

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        Yep...This is going to be a great site

        John
        John - Richmond 2013 GL1800, Level 3

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          Just wanted to Howdy from a fellow Texan. I'm also a DFW metromess-er (Irving in particular). Looking forward to getting started on a new site, like a breath of fresh air.
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          • #6
            Originally posted by txwingman View Post
            Just wanted to Howdy from a fellow Texan. I'm also a DFW metromess-er (Irving in particular). Looking forward to getting started on a new site, like a breath of fresh air.
            I ride through your fair city every morning, on my commute from North Richland Hills to Dallas. Typically, either the NRH/Hurst/Euless mess will slow me down with the construction and traffic. But if I get through that fast, I can usually count on 183 in Irving to finish the job of making me late. The only positive thing about DFW traffic is that I get to view it on the 'Wing!
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            • #7
              Just saw your reply hparsons, Thanks! I too am an everyday rider as my bike is my chosen mode of primary transportation. Some friends & family think I'm nuts for riding in this DFW traffic every day but it sure beats the heck out of driving a cage every day. And you're so right, you can't beat the view from behind the windshield of a Wing!
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              • #8
                I have a few comments from folks about the traffic (typically, they're from other bikers who feel like they're a constant "target"); but the question I get most is:

                What do you do when it rains?
                I get wet
                Yeah, but then what do you do?
                I dry off

                Then I actually explain to them. If it's just light to normal rain, I just ride on. It really does dry off pretty quickly. If it's heavy, I gear up and stay reasonably dry. If it's a storm, and I'm leaving to go to work, I hop in the truck, drop my wife off at her job, then head out. If I'm coming from work, I ride through, and change clothes when I get home.
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                • #9
                  Hello from Houston, Tx,, we have a lot of traffic, too

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