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22nd June 2014, 09:34 #61Senior Member
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Nice bike Taz. Enjoy your riding.
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22nd June 2014, 10:21 #62Senior Member
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Great choice Taz!
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22nd June 2014, 11:07 #63Senior Member
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Good News Taz me old son.
I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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22nd June 2014, 13:17 #64Senior Member
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Thanks guys it's been almost 7 months since my Aprilia was totaled, and I'm so tired of driving my gas guzzling (yet utilitarian) Tundra pick up everywhere. I have been riding my bicycle more and more lately and am about 85% healed on my knee. I'd say 75% with the thumb, and the process is accelerating.
Thanks for all the well wishe,s and go USA beat Portugal!Last edited by Tazio; 22nd June 2014 at 13:21.
May the forza be with you
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22nd June 2014, 14:37 #65Senior Member
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Lets hope so.
Originally Posted by Tazio
I still exist and still find the forum occasionally. Busy busy
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27th June 2014, 06:11 #66Senior Member
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Dawgs I just thought I would check back in after I actually took possession of my MV'. I have to say the ride makes that Aprilia I had seem like a tank. The counter-rotating crankshafts completely eliminate the negative handling side effects of the gyroscopic engine torque. I'm very pleased
Last edited by Tazio; 27th June 2014 at 06:15.
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27th June 2014, 09:20 #67Senior Member
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I bet that from now on you'll seldom come on the forum cos you'll be too busy with your new toy.
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27th June 2014, 11:58 #68Senior Member
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Sorry to disappoint you Gadji
, but I work way too hard for a guy my age to get too busy with anything except sleep. 
Last edited by Tazio; 27th June 2014 at 12:00.
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27th June 2014, 13:21 #69Senior Member
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Maybe it's time to retire.
You'll have plenty of time to ride. ( The bike, naturally )
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27th June 2014, 15:44 #70Senior Member
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Retire?? That would be too easy. I'll most likely work myself to death, it's the American way.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BuDeq_MxqXgLast edited by Tazio; 27th June 2014 at 16:01.
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