Honestly no matter what, I going to have to man up soon. The only question is when. If I can put it off till Friday, I think that would be best, but if I get caught before then it's out of my hands. I've already gone way past the point of no return.
Try clothes pins and playing cards in the spokes. That'll make it sound like it has a real engine on it. Maybe she won't notice, for a few days anyway. (until the cards wear out).Hmmmm..... Perhaps making it sound like one of your gas bikes would make it less noticeable?
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Balloons worked good too. You had to use those long ones, not round ones. Blow them up about half way and tied each end to the chain stay or front fork and wind them around so they were against the spokes. Four balloons and it sounded like a Harley for sure. Much better than playing cards.Ha! Did you ever do dual cards, one on each chain stay, like I used to do, 2door?
I always though it sounded more like a Harley that way.
Thanks, no worries. I'm well aware how dangerous riding is, and I never resent anyone reminding me.Yeah you ended up on a stealth silent hot rod from Hades. Be careful at mock speed you are mebbe ten times more invisible to traffic pedestrians etc now!! Sorry Had to say something ironic lol.
At work i fix the golf carts now 'electric' among the fork lifts and other stuff lately .I will have a converted BoXer one day? yes!
Thank you, you got that right. We've known each other since 6th grade, and I'd already been riding 7 years when we got married. She didn't like riding, but she figured she would change me lol.Yes that is a lovely Norton
As a woman I have to give Buffy a red card though. It's bad form to try using marriage as a means to stop your partner from doing something they love;- AND especially so if it was known about BEFORE getting married.