Motorcycle Riding
posted by Jim @ 5/29/2026 12:34:00 PM
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Friday, May 29, 2026
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When I was younger -----
Riding on two wheels ----'
That was great for me -----
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My Vespa scooter -----
Second car for us -----
Rode to work each day -----
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When little richer ----
Honda two wheeler -----
Four-fifty served well -----
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Them married with kid -----
parked the bike for good -----
No chances taken -----
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Ah, but you still have the exciting memories! Motor-bike riding was a fond dream for me which I never fulfilled, and it's far too late now. About twice in my whole life I experienced being on the back of one: small tastes of heaven! (My first husband rode a motor-scooter, and I was on the back of that a lot – not at all the same thing.) Do you wonder that I loved the film 'Easy Rider'?
I too liked "Easy Rider" and liked the actors and their families .
"Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end . .."
I have had one motorcycle ride in my life ~ on the back of a cycle my oldest son had at that time. From Roswell Georgia to Ball Ground Georgia. Lots of miles. I felt like Motorcycle Mama. Good to read your poetry, always.
Nice same with my husband He gave up his bike for his young family but a few years ago he bought one back and now goes riding with a same aged group every week
Marja, I'd love to do that but my senior age says "no, no." My son is single at 65 and he bought himself a new BMW motorcycle.
You have made memories with your bike Jim.
"No chances taken" A very wise man! The only motorcycles I've ridden were my older brother's. And he liked to scare me. Same with his speed boat. He as well into adulthood then too.
I loved all the motorcycles rides I had (on back). You have great memories of your times on your bike.
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