NICE! Whether it was intentional or not, I caught your "Alright, alright alright!" while riding the Pan Am that seemed to be a very cool nod to Matthew McConaughey's character in Dazed and Confused. I like it (and your videos) and thank you for providing them. As an aside and although it's most definitely nit-picking on my part, I wanted to provide some 'food for thought' concerning the usage of Riding vs. Driving in terms of motorcycle 'piloting'. For what it's worth and merely as a suggestion, to me, "riding" a motorcycle is more acceptable in current usage than "driving" it, and believe that this is analogous to how people rode horses before the invention of the motorcycle i.e., sitting on top of it (motorcycles are also called steel horses informally). With cars it is more like driving a team of horses, analogous to driving a horse carriage (cars were also called horseless carriages initially). This also has to do with the fact that you sit inside a car, rather than on top it. I warned that I'm nit-picky and in truth, couldn't care less how people describe the act of moving on down the road on a motorcycle. If nothing else, it seems to sounds better when describe the piloting a two-wheeled vehicle as riding it rather than driving it but then again, it makes no difference in the overall scheme of things and hope you don't mind my opinion cuz after all, that's all that it is. Meanwhile, I'll be hoping you can have a laugh at my expense and look forward to seeing more of your informative and entertaining videos. Thank you. Bob
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Bike is nice, body on that Harley rep is A grade👌🏽😉
Pan America hauls!
NICE! Whether it was intentional or not, I caught your "Alright, alright alright!" while riding the Pan Am that seemed to be a very cool nod to Matthew McConaughey's character in Dazed and Confused. I like it (and your videos) and thank you for providing them. As an aside and although it's most definitely nit-picking on my part, I wanted to provide some 'food for thought' concerning the usage of Riding vs. Driving in terms of motorcycle 'piloting'. For what it's worth and merely as a suggestion, to me, "riding" a motorcycle is more acceptable in current usage than "driving" it, and believe that this is analogous to how people rode horses before the invention of the motorcycle i.e., sitting on top of it (motorcycles are also called steel horses informally). With cars it is more like driving a team of horses, analogous to driving a horse carriage (cars were also called horseless carriages initially). This also has to do with the fact that you sit inside a car, rather than on top it. I warned that I'm nit-picky and in truth, couldn't care less how people describe the act of moving on down the road on a motorcycle. If nothing else, it seems to sounds better when describe the piloting a two-wheeled vehicle as riding it rather than driving it but then again, it makes no difference in the overall scheme of things and hope you don't mind my opinion cuz after all, that's all that it is. Meanwhile, I'll be hoping you can have a laugh at my expense and look forward to seeing more of your informative and entertaining videos. Thank you. Bob
Thx for the comment! Riding is better than driving but sometimes it comes out different when on camera ha