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Copyright © 2000 by M. Hilton Taylor. All Rights Reserved by T.A.M.S. It ain’t rocket science . . . is it. |
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Some of the TIPS in this book can help you cope with the changing dynamics that always seem to arise. Being prepared to cope with the changing situations will most times help you change a bad ride to a good one. Having to adjust to changing conditions is all a part of motorcycling. How you adjust makes the difference in whether you allow the conditions to affect your ride. Make the most of it and look at the changes as new adventures. These will become memories and stories you relate when you can no longer ride. The following are some short dairies of past motorcycle trips I have made with friends in groups and just Teresa and I. While I am not sure about their entertainment value, I hope they give you some insight to the adventures you can find and how the dynamics can change no matter how well you plan. Some of the trips were more fun than others but when you are riding with true friends they always create memories you will cherish forever. I hope you will pour up a cup of coffee (you do drink coffee) to sip on while you read about some adventures of people you don’t know, and remember similar experiences in your past. Enjoy!
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