Billy Golightly
08-09-2003, 03:04 PM
Fixing your broken down trike before your only vehicle.
Bringing your trike in the house for restoration, but making people take their shoes off at the front door.
Spending more money on your trike a month then your mortgage payment.
You've bought enough parts from your local dealership you could have bought two new bikes.
Your toes hang out of your workboots, but those O'neil riding boots sure are comfortable.
Going riding by yourself instead of going to the highschool prom.
Spending an entire paycheck at the dealership and still need things.
Riding more then you sleep.
Your trike has more miles on it then your automobile.
You've went through 2 seat covers and 6 sets of handle grips, but your lawn mower still has paint on the blades.
Your trails are used more then your driveway
Ripping the ass out of your last pair of pants, and buying piston rings for your trike before you buy clothes for yourself.
Bringing your trike in the house for restoration, but making people take their shoes off at the front door.
Spending more money on your trike a month then your mortgage payment.
You've bought enough parts from your local dealership you could have bought two new bikes.
Your toes hang out of your workboots, but those O'neil riding boots sure are comfortable.
Going riding by yourself instead of going to the highschool prom.
Spending an entire paycheck at the dealership and still need things.
Riding more then you sleep.
Your trike has more miles on it then your automobile.
You've went through 2 seat covers and 6 sets of handle grips, but your lawn mower still has paint on the blades.
Your trails are used more then your driveway
Ripping the ass out of your last pair of pants, and buying piston rings for your trike before you buy clothes for yourself.