Motorcycling to Quilt Class - SM Strapped On the Back
06-06-2011, 06:29 PM
#21
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My baby (48 yr.) is a biker and all he ever wanted me to make him was a quilt from his Harley T-shirts.
I used about 53 of his shirts, some of his wife's, a few Harley articles that he bought his nieces......and some of his group patches.
He just loves it and it is definitely only one of a kind.....
Will not make another....it was one big job.....
but for my son, nothing is too much......
I used about 53 of his shirts, some of his wife's, a few Harley articles that he bought his nieces......and some of his group patches.
He just loves it and it is definitely only one of a kind.....
Will not make another....it was one big job.....
but for my son, nothing is too much......
My "baby biker's" T-shirt quilt.
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06-06-2011, 06:37 PM
#23
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Location: Middle of nowhere on a hilltop :)
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It's a choice here, so long as you have your license and not a permit. I have mixed emotions about it, I suppose. I live and let live, but would probably wear one these days...especially on the interstate, even though I would probably die anyway out there.
Dude, the best part of that pic...it was the first thing I noticed....the APRON!!! Hilarious! Who ever really sees an apron wearing momma on a bike? Awesome :)
Dude, the best part of that pic...it was the first thing I noticed....the APRON!!! Hilarious! Who ever really sees an apron wearing momma on a bike? Awesome :)
06-06-2011, 06:43 PM
#24
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Originally Posted by KristinaH
Your a gal after my own heart. Now, I still need to learn to ride. Right now I just sit and enjoy the ride. I am not sure if I want to give that up just yet. If I were to get my own bike I would have a trike. Those are amazing! I am a scant 5' 3" I am not all together sure I could hold up a bike. lol
Many bikers do not like helmets. They take their risks...and honestly helmet verses concrete...concrete will win anyway.
Many bikers do not like helmets. They take their risks...and honestly helmet verses concrete...concrete will win anyway.
06-06-2011, 06:58 PM
#26
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i had a honda 650. i was really too short for it. hated stoplights. always stopped at the curb if i could. helmets should be a choice. i don't like them, but i do wear one. with a face shield. but i only wear it cause i don't like getting hit it the face with bugs and stuff.
06-06-2011, 07:23 PM
#29
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Originally Posted by Kooklabell
Wow, what a way to travel! Nice bike! Only one small question - where is her helmet?
06-06-2011, 07:28 PM
#30
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Location: WA
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Originally Posted by ann31039
i had a honda 650. i was really too short for it. hated stoplights. always stopped at the curb if i could. helmets should be a choice. i don't like them, but i do wear one. with a face shield. but i only wear it cause i don't like getting hit it the face with bugs and stuff.
Unfortunately, I had to give up riding due to my health, hubby, too. My two sons ride now, in crazy busy towns, but they are required to wear helmets.
Hey, bugs in your teeth or beard is part of the persona don't ya know? :lol:
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