So long GTAM...for now

[silence]

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36 posts in 9 years, were you even here....?

I love how you try to justify usefulness and activity with post count. Maybe we should all judge you by join date perhaps? *Sarcasm*

 

[beachguy]

Sorry to hear about your friend and hope they have a quick recovery. Does this mean you're going to sell off your gear and bike now?

No plans to get rid of anything at the present time

 

[beachguy]

36 posts in 9 years, were you even here....?

Sorry if I have a life outside of an Internet forum.

 

[beachguy]

You are doing the right thing...for now. You are a good and smart rider...except for the early years of dragging your bags out by Guelph Line.:lmao: If your head is not in it then don't put your body under.

Those bags helped my bike corner D. I remember that ride to this day, was a ton of fun

 

[Sunspark]

No plans to get rid of anything at the present time

 

[rye]

I love how you try to justify usefulness and activity with post count. Maybe we should all judge you by join date perhaps? *Sarcasm*

Did I say that?

Sorry if I have a life outside of an Internet forum.

You do?

This.

 

[Lightcycle]

So it's goodbye for now GTAM! Have a great riding season and stay safe!

Very sad, but you have to do what's right for you and your family.

We had a lot of great rides - PA every year, then out to your folks place up north. We'll have to get together when we visit TO again!

 

[Dr.Manhattan]

Almost did the same after a left turner changed my world and I broke a ton of bones. In the end though I realized I don't want to live a life hiding from what I enjoy. I'm sure you'll come back too it in time, but if your heads not in the game, it's a good idea to take a break.

 

[Mongrel]

Ride if you want to.

Don't if you don't.

If you think you might change your mind, don't sell your stuff. If you don't need the cash, you can always sell later.

No need for anything beyond that.

 

[inreb]

i've decided to hang up the leathers for now...been pondering it for a while and came to the conclusion that i am not willing to accept the risk of motorcycling at this time in my life.

You are doing the right thing...for now. You are a good and smart rider...except for the early years of dragging your bags out by Guelph Line.:lmao: If your head is not in it then don't put your body under.

I don't know you but if you've dragged your bag out by Guelph Line I feel I know you. By stepping back you're doing what feels right. That's a good thing. There's comfort in knowing you've done it well and it will always be there if you decide to ride again. In some ways the second time around can be even sweeter. You'll be older and realize there really is nothing to live for. That's liberating.

 

[Jayv]

Those bags helped my bike corner D. I remember that ride to this day, was a ton of fun

Who is this D fella?

 

[RedDogDarren]

Does your riding or not benefit me in any way? When it does, I will begin to care.

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