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The small diameter wheels certainly can be a challenge. Some have an innate feel for things physical, many do not. The boy is blessed with it, it would seem.

The kid will learn :).

;)

Already is, probably :D.

Great shot there, Jim. Have some fun...and always wear the safety gear, both of y'all.

:thumbup:

I see Butch has offered a similar approach :).

Sure, Jim. In blackout rage, always shoot them in the ear. Then ride home easy and balanced, drink some serious whisky, then butcher on the morrow.

If either of you had attended one of my atv train/cert courses, that crap might well have been foreseen and thus avoided. Dumb bunnies... :D

Indeed, re the electric Ural...wow.

Trouble there, for sure :).

:thumbup: Fine machine. Although I really think you might enjoy arriving at the mill in a supercharged Jag even more :evil:. Suits the older, wiser, more mature persona. Wait...that doesn't really work for you, as I recall :lol: Either does make a certain statement, for sure :D...

:lol:

That'll work nicely, for the warm/dry season anyway.

The scooter from Hell.

Crappy place for a bike ride. :D

Very pretty, Mick. I rode a Norton 850, back in the deep recesses of time. About the same vintage...I think '73. White with black pinstripes and trim. Was too much fun, too fast, and I feel lucky to have survived those days :D.

Canada doesn't have our USA culture of suing over anything and everything.

Yessir!!

No wonder my girl voted the BMW bike down, and the Jaguar drop top up :).