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There is a phrase that I was curious about - Bell Vortex.

I looked it up and what did I find? Well, that is the question is it not. Was it a vortex? A Vortex happens to be another name for a whirlwind or tornado. Was it a water spot?

Well, I found out that they sells things to help bikers. If you are a biker, you should wear something like what they sell. If you are curious about what it is, check out the link that is listed above.

I know, I am being a smart alec.

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At least that is what my husband says when he hears about Hondas.

Then we find out that there are Honda lawn mowers, too. I wonder if they sound anything like the motorcycles? Those bikes do sound rather nice, unless you like a lot of noise.

Many bikers believe that the noise of a bike helps the average motorist to notice that the bike is there, and then won’t run the bike and its rider over.

Just being aware of what is going on around you should do that, also stay off the cell phone! That would also help.

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This organization is otherwise known as B.A.C.A.

This members try to help children, and make child abuse disappear.

It is a worthy group that does a sadly necessary job. Here is a link to a site that explains what the group does, and how it tries to help.

Bikers Against Child Abuse

If you know any one in need, do not be afraid to put them in contact with these people. Bikers do care about kids.

UPDATE

We were contacted by one of the officers of a local B.A.C.A. group. The vest has been turned over to them and they will track down the proper owner.

While I am talking about this group, our ministry came across a vest that belongs to one of those riders. The name on the Vest is ‘Catcher’. If you know this person, you can contact us through this blog and leave a comment.

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Yes, that is the title of this article. I have no idea what to say.

Our friend who had been riding his motorcycle until he was hit, has told us that he is needing to get his medical bills taken care of. He did after all go to the ER and get a lot of Xrays to make sure that nothing was broken.

I guess the person who hit him will need something like insurancespecialists.com. I do not know if our friend was bruised, but we do know that he is hurting. His wife is thankful that he is alive.

Usually when a bike goes up against a car, the bike rider loses and most of the time, dies. I am glad that he is not one of those. I am glad that he is alive.

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No, I am not talking about Willie Nelson’s song. However, it does have a point here.

I had mentioned that a friend of ours had a break-down in his bike and was stranded here where we live. He was able to get it fixed and was then able to get back home safe and sound.

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My husband and I have a close friend that is selling his DYNA Wide glide chopper.

This is the site to check it out (he lives in Texas):

http://austin.craigslist.org/mcy/1760167322.html

You can copy and paste this address, or click on the link that I made above.

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Through all that has been going on, my husband has been wanting to ride his motorcycle. It isn’t running, but he wants to ride it.

The idea of riding with the contraption that he had right now is of course impossible. At least I know that he won’t need a Oakland motorcycle accident lawyer while his bike AIN’T running.

Of course he is very frustrated about that fact, even though he cannot do anything about it right now. I am not sure which is more frustrating to him. That it is not running, or that he can’t ride it. I have seen him get a ’sad puppy’ look on his face when he talks about it. If you have ever seen a 6 foot tall man pout, you know what I mean.

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Okay, remembe4 when I mentioned doing a lot of running around?

We are still traveling. It would count as local, however, I am still tired. If I could I would have some auto accessories that would give me a place to rest my feet on something soft, my rump on something even softer, and my head on something that would keep my neck from getting stiff.

Oh yeah, that is called having a chauffeur isn’t it? Where do you get one of those when your monry is limited and you drive an older model van? My husband spent the time sleeping. He only likes to drive motorcycles.

That is another story.

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My husband has been trying to get a motorcycle for a long time, since he needed to sell his previous one.

Well, he now has a different bike. It is a Honda 500 Shadow. We need to get a battery for it and some other things. At least we do not need custom headlights like his previous one had.

That bike was a swap-meet special. It had a combination of Harley parts, Triumph parts, Yamaha parts, and other assorted stuff. It was 9′2″ long. When he would drive it, he had to steer it like a car instead of being able to just lean and turn corners. It did draw a crowd when he rode it. Now we get to start again with customizing a bike for he use and his likes.

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Believe it or not, I’m not talking about myself here.

My husband has been given a bunch of motorcycle parts: engines, frames, pistons, electrical wiring, and other items. When he finally gets it sorted out, and starts to work on the parts to make a running bike, it will be called a ‘basket case’ motorcycle.

His has talked about swap meet specials; where bikers will swap out parts they don’t need for parts they do need. I had to ask him what he was talking about. Then he talked about basket cases, where the bike is broken down to its basic parts and has to be reassembled. When he is done, he will know his bike very closely from the inside-out. He won’t have to worry about having bought a used bike that might have problems, because any problems will have been taken care of just by assembling the new bike. His adopted brother helped to put these items into a new storage unit that we got. It took two trips with our station wagon to get all of these things in one location.

He wants to make the new bike a chopper. He and another friend had done this before. He ended up with a bike that was over 8 foot long. The front end was stretched way out in front. That was called the ‘rake’ of the bike. All of this means that I am learning a new language. I haven’t even gotten English down pat, I still make bloopers. Oh well, in this world, slang is a new language almost every other day anyhow.

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