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Ran across this motorcycle 'safety' film on utube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgthx02oxUE&feature=youtu.be
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgthx02oxUE&feature=youtu.be
the way he was focused I think the cop could have been on a unicycle with a flat!:booty:Was it just me or right at the end did Roy seem more interested in the cop on the big boys bike rather than Susan on the Honda 50? :laughing6:
Oh, I don't think things were simple back then at all. Many of us were looking at being drafted and having to go to Vietnam.Oh to live again in simpler times![]()
My draft # 125... My brother was #2.. He flunked his physical..Oh, I don't think things were simple back then at all. Many of us were looking at being drafted and having to go to Vietnam.
Namaste'
Doug in Kentucky
Those sure weren't simpler times for me. I worked hard attempting to avoid the draft. Since my friends and classmates were coming back from Vietnam dead, crippled or crazy, it was a trying time. I finally got into the reserves on the day I received my draft notice. Paying my own way through college was another challenge. To me, these are the good old days because I can finally afford the toys I want, I have time to ride or do anything else I want and I am in no danger of being sent to war.Oh to live again in simpler times![]()
+1.. 13 guys from my high school class were killed over there (out of a class of 160) .. some still live with their issues..and yes the toys I want is a good thing..Those sure weren't simpler times for me. I worked hard attempting to avoid the draft. Since my friends and classmates were coming back from Vietnam dead, crippled or crazy, it was a trying time. I finally got into the reserves on the day I received my draft notice. Paying my own way through college was another challenge. To me, these are the good old days because I can finally afford the toys I want, I have time to ride or do anything else I want and I am in no danger of being sent to war.
I was already in and had been for a few years , stuck around from 1960 to 1967 and got out. Would have been proud to have been sent to SE Asia, but Uncle Sam decided I was more useful in other places. ( There were a lot of other places he sent me)Oh, I don't think things were simple back then at all. Many of us were looking at being drafted and having to go to Vietnam.
Namaste'
Doug in Kentucky