Houston,Tx

[Scoot]

Originally Posted by "CHAINSAW"

Scoot, curious as to what type of bike he was riding?

They were on a New bike to them, He's had it a couple months, A Boss Hoss I'm not sure of the model.


Max came home tonight but is still in alot of pain.

[chainsaw]

Thanks, will continue to keep them in my prayers. I would imagine that big V-8 in that Boss Hoss puts a lot of stress on that rear axle.

[Cajunrider]

My thoughts and prayers going their way. Sorry for the loss of your friend. She was a sister to all of us.

[Scoot]

Thank you for all the thoughts and prayers.

Well going to do something that to me is alot scarier than riding the Dragon. 3 of us from our club are going to ride out to Houston for the memorial next Sat 5. I don't have much experience riding in big city's.

Thanks again

Brad

[patmahoney]

Originally Posted by Scoot

Thank you for all the thoughts and prayers.

Well going to do something that to me is alot scarier than riding the Dragon. 3 of us from our club are going to ride out to Houston for the memorial next Sat 5. I don't have much experience riding in big city's.

Thanks again

Brad

Brad,
I still consider myself a newbie, and I am sure there are others here that can speak from years of experience. But what I have learned from driving through and around Boston is that there are a few keys to driving on more crowded streets.

1. Stay alert, scan both ahead and behind.
2. Always expect the worst out of those around you.
3. Try to limit your stress level, too much stress can cause you to tense up.
4. Let the idiots be idiots, just keep your eyes on them and stay as clear as possible.

My 2 cents...

My sincere condolences to your and your friend.

Ride safe