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Re:Dumped the bike today 11 Months ago  
Been stung twice already this year. Last time the stupid bee got me four times going down my back. I hate bees.....
 
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Re:Dumped the bike today 11 Months ago  
Glad you're okay, Coot!

Also glad that I don't see many bees over here, but one did sting me between the top of my sunglasses and the ridge of my helmet once. Got me in the left eyebrow, but he got stuck, and I killed him right where he had planted his stinger.

Like Curt said, be glad you weren't going 70.
 
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Re:Dumped the bike today 11 Months ago  
The gravel comment got me thinking about a trip I took that took me through some Colorado mountains. All loaded up, full bags and 2 tour packs. Pulled over one morning high in the mountains to adjust something, put my feet down on the gravel, and fwooomp went the bike over.

Tried a few times to lift it myself, backed into it, did everything I could, but it was just too heavy and the gravel was not my friend. In the end I had to undo all my careful straps and clips and pull both tour packs off before I could get it up. It took me half an hour overall, but I was ready to roll again.

Had to think real hard about what I would do if I couldn't end up lifting it on my own on that gravel, since not one car came by in that half hour.
 
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Re:Dumped the bike today 11 Months ago  
I guess a come along and a snatch block would be tough to make room for!
 
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