Great to see you on CZcams my friend! I’ve missed your vlogs and am so glad you’re back. I’ve always enjoyed your videos and value our friendship more than you know. Sportster looks and sounds great. It’s a girl’s bike as you know, but you look great on it! Take care and I’m looking forward to seeing more of your ramblings.
We’ll see where this goes. I appreciate you watching and commenting, my friend. I figure I’ve got a camera, and I’ve got a motorcycle, so may as well ride and talk to myself. Take care, buddy.
Hey Stoney, very glad to see you're back Vlogging, you have been missed my friend. I just viewed GA Ramblin Man's most recent vlog today on retirement where he mentioned your channel is back, it was the best news I had today. Doug's vlog is making me thing about my own retirement plans which are about 20 months away. I'll have to get caught up on your vlogs this weekend. I have a good friend who lives in Jamestown, NC and hope to be up there for a weekend this fall, maybe we can meet for a cup of coffee. Again, Welcome Back & Take care
@@ricmiller484 hey, buddy, I appreciate your kind words. Doug (GA Ramblin’ Man) is one of my closest friends and kindred spirit. I started back vlogging a couple months ago because I missed the interaction with friends like you. I could retire, but I like my job and I’m just not ready. My wife is retiring next June after 37 years at High Point Hospital. Please let me know when you come to Jamestown. I’m 15 minutes away and I’d be honored to meet you and buy you a coffee. Thanks, buddy, for watching and commenting. I sincerely appreciate it!
Hey Stoney, so glad to see you’re back! When you disappeared, I was wondering if you were okay. Fortunately I saw you were back after watching a GA Rambling Man video. And been missing the rides on those NC backroads along with your thoughts! Now to catch up on your more recent vids!😊
Hey, my friend, I hope all is well with you. Thanks for your concern, but I've been fine. I've gone through a few life changes, and a really busy work schedule--I probably need to do a vlog on it. I really appreciate you taking time to watch and comment. Take care, and ride safe!
Ramblin man sent me back to you. Interesting how we all traded in our Harley's for lighter machines. Enjoying my T100 but confess to missing the power and comfort of the 107 Low Rider. Thanks.
I had absolutely no issue with my Heritage. It was just getting too heavy to move around in the garage, and I almost dropped it a few times. Riding my Sportster also made me realize how much fun a smaller, lighter motorcycle is. When I bought my Tiger, I went to look at a Bonneville T120. The salesman showed me the Tiger 900 and suggested I take a spin. It's got a ton of power and a very smooth ride. I am very happy with it, but to be honest all the tech and electronics worry me. After the warranty expires, I'm afraid what it will cost to repair or replace them. I still love the Bonnies, and I expect I'll end up on one some day. I appreciate the comments, buddy. Thank you so much for watching. Take care and ride safe.
@NCStoney At least you are giving the tech stuff a go. Me, I still struggle with Google map's! Hence, the simple, tech free Bonneville. Thanks for the reply, Mr Stoney.
You got it right. Just do it for you! That's the reason I do it, I have said it before that I want to be able to look back one day when I can't do it no more and just reminisce about the days I could. I don't worry about views or comments not looking to make money off of it. Just want to share the experience if someone comes along for the ride great. If not, then that's great as well.
I'm so glad you showed back up in my feed today. I really missed your videos.
Thanks, buddy. I really appreciate the support. Take care and ride safe!
Great to see you on CZcams my friend! I’ve missed your vlogs and am so glad you’re back. I’ve always enjoyed your videos and value our friendship more than you know. Sportster looks and sounds great. It’s a girl’s bike as you know, but you look great on it! Take care and I’m looking forward to seeing more of your ramblings.
We’ll see where this goes. I appreciate you watching and commenting, my friend. I figure I’ve got a camera, and I’ve got a motorcycle, so may as well ride and talk to myself. Take care, buddy.
Hey Stoney, very glad to see you're back Vlogging, you have been missed my friend. I just viewed GA Ramblin Man's most recent vlog today on retirement where he mentioned your channel is back, it was the best news I had today. Doug's vlog is making me thing about my own retirement plans which are about 20 months away. I'll have to get caught up on your vlogs this weekend. I have a good friend who lives in Jamestown, NC and hope to be up there for a weekend this fall, maybe we can meet for a cup of coffee. Again, Welcome Back & Take care
@@ricmiller484 hey, buddy, I appreciate your kind words. Doug (GA Ramblin’ Man) is one of my closest friends and kindred spirit. I started back vlogging a couple months ago because I missed the interaction with friends like you. I could retire, but I like my job and I’m just not ready. My wife is retiring next June after 37 years at High Point Hospital. Please let me know when you come to Jamestown. I’m 15 minutes away and I’d be honored to meet you and buy you a coffee. Thanks, buddy, for watching and commenting. I sincerely appreciate it!
Thank you Stoney I will do that !!
Hey Stoney, so glad to see you’re back! When you disappeared, I was wondering if you were okay. Fortunately I saw you were back after watching a GA Rambling Man video. And been missing the rides on those NC backroads along with your thoughts! Now to catch up on your more recent vids!😊
Hey, my friend, I hope all is well with you. Thanks for your concern, but I've been fine. I've gone through a few life changes, and a really busy work schedule--I probably need to do a vlog on it. I really appreciate you taking time to watch and comment. Take care, and ride safe!
Ramblin man sent me back to you. Interesting how we all traded in our Harley's for lighter machines. Enjoying my T100 but confess to missing the power and comfort of the 107 Low Rider. Thanks.
I had absolutely no issue with my Heritage. It was just getting too heavy to move around in the garage, and I almost dropped it a few times. Riding my Sportster also made me realize how much fun a smaller, lighter motorcycle is. When I bought my Tiger, I went to look at a Bonneville T120. The salesman showed me the Tiger 900 and suggested I take a spin. It's got a ton of power and a very smooth ride. I am very happy with it, but to be honest all the tech and electronics worry me. After the warranty expires, I'm afraid what it will cost to repair or replace them. I still love the Bonnies, and I expect I'll end up on one some day. I appreciate the comments, buddy. Thank you so much for watching. Take care and ride safe.
@NCStoney At least you are giving the tech stuff a go. Me, I still struggle with Google map's! Hence, the simple, tech free Bonneville. Thanks for the reply, Mr Stoney.
@@markhenry192 my pleasure! I appreciate ya!
You got it right. Just do it for you! That's the reason I do it, I have said it before that I want to be able to look back one day when I can't do it no more and just reminisce about the days I could. I don't worry about views or comments not looking to make money off of it. Just want to share the experience if someone comes along for the ride great. If not, then that's great as well.
Yup, that’s the attitude I’ve always had . Thank you, my friend, for taking time to watch and comment. I appreciate it!
Welcome back!
Thanks. We’ll see how this goes.