Knight-Rider profile

There is a repeater tower, a helicopter pad and a toilet on the top of cathederal.

Didn't they turn the old gatehouse of the bc pen into a restaurant? It is right off Columbia in new west. Place always reminded me of a castle.

I've found that driving longer than 3 hours away from town usually clears up most of the douchery.

The problem is that I become the douche.

Threats on a CO over a campfire is just weak. Just pony up, and get a propane firepit if it is that important.

this is why i get up in the middle of the night, go out to the street, lift up the manhole cover and just poop right into the sewer - so i can save my water for important things like washing the car. if i need to pee i just go water the lawn and take care of two things at once.

I don't even lift the manhole cover. Why put the extra strain on the sewer system? I am a model citizen.

I think the solution is to;

1)buy a shitload of imported beer.(local beer puts a strain on our water supply)
2)Drink the beer.
3)Pee in Capilano lake.
4)Repeat as necessary.

What could possibly go wrong?

Joints take up less space.

Yea, but those are all packed up somewhere already. Beer is the next necessity.

you can grommet the tyvec. Then you throw it in the washing machine. It becomes less crinkly and will fold up smaller.

That said, I rock a hubba hubba, and have the proper ground sheet for it. I would recommend that tent.

I would also like to say that I would rather spend my money on having the proper sleeping bag with you, over forking out a lot of dough for a badass tent. If you are able to do both, then rock on!!

Use the saved weight and space to haul beer.

When I bought my 690, I had dreams of riding to work……When I rode the first day, I stopped at my usual spot for a coffee. I made it halfway back to my bike when I realized that I couldn't ride my bike and drink a coffee at the same time. It had never even occurred to me before….Shit! I sat on the curb, drank half of it and went to work. I never rode to work again. Now that the weather is getting better, I have been thinking about it recently.

Coincidentally, on wed, from my vantage point at work(on a lift above a sidewalk) I saw a motorcyclist get hit while stopped at a light. It cured me from wanting to ride my bike to work.

I ride with a high viz jacket, and have an orange bike. I still wont ride in Richmond or downtown for fear of my life. People just don't pay attention.

Nice work 'skid. Hearing about rides like that makes me want to insure my bike. Exploring is the reason I got a dual sport in the first place. Now I just need to not work so much, and then I can enjoy it.

When I put my bike back on the road we should hook up for a ride.

It was a heavy one for sure. My trailer still smells like potatoes :)

Thank you for the beverages AlanB. You are truly a cypress hero!

I don't ride mtb anymore, but I will be there to help out.

What time are we starting?