eric wiseman
Registered
Why do you ride? It's safer in a car. You walk away. You have a radio, heat, a/c, and fit people. Why ride?
I ride to run. Everytime I throw a leg over and shift down I run from my dad dying, the ex, all things that I never got closure from make sense. It's around 35-40 when I head home from work and I'm tighter to that bike than a cat in a tree 60 feet up trying to find motor heat.
But at least I'm on two.
I can say with certainty I twist the throttle and life is "good" again. My friends see a difference in my person. I smile, laugh, and I'm just relaxed. This thing has been the counseling I've needed for years.
I know time tells all, but I intend on riding til I'm 6 feet under pushing up the daisies. If it puts me there so be it. The amount of joy riding put in my life would far outweigh the personal burdens I carry over time. Alls I could ask for is a matching paintjob on my coffin with a kanji on it.
As the saying goes; I'd rather be on a motorcycle thinking about god than in church thinking about my motorcycle.
I ride to run. Everytime I throw a leg over and shift down I run from my dad dying, the ex, all things that I never got closure from make sense. It's around 35-40 when I head home from work and I'm tighter to that bike than a cat in a tree 60 feet up trying to find motor heat.
But at least I'm on two.
I can say with certainty I twist the throttle and life is "good" again. My friends see a difference in my person. I smile, laugh, and I'm just relaxed. This thing has been the counseling I've needed for years.
I know time tells all, but I intend on riding til I'm 6 feet under pushing up the daisies. If it puts me there so be it. The amount of joy riding put in my life would far outweigh the personal burdens I carry over time. Alls I could ask for is a matching paintjob on my coffin with a kanji on it.
As the saying goes; I'd rather be on a motorcycle thinking about god than in church thinking about my motorcycle.