According to the one pictures heading "Twin brothers Steve and David Kahn actually run nuclear reactor back home." It scares me to see that 2 guys that make decisions on if we have a Chernobyl type disaster here in the States have such poor decision making capabilities. The picture shows them in shorts, T-shirt no helmets and heck one of em doesn't even have eye protection on. People with this amount of sense would do better in positions that require asking "would you like fries with that?"
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Nice article, Paul, love the pictures. The Yamaha kit bike is awesome. Utah is a great place and it's not boring if you like rock climbing, skiiing, mountain biking, and water skiing. It's Colorado without the people.
I live down wind of Three Mile Island. I hope those two don't work there. Seriously though, I don't care if the ride naked. I just love the fact that they can make a choice. Now, when it comes to my personal safety, I hope they are more cautious at work.
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I remember all the hoopala surrounding the Royal Star a number of years ago. I was real interested in it because I then had a 1300 Venture Royal and I was looking for a new bike. Finally after many delays the Star came into the dealer. Every magazine panned it but I decided to make up my own mind. The mags were not wrong, what a dog. Both in looks and power. My Venture always seemed to have alot of get up and go, but not so the new Royal Star. What a let down. Then they came out with the 650cc Star. Bargain basement cheapo, chincy piece of crapola. A friend of mine bought one and had me ride it home for him. Junkola. I don't know anything about the 1100cc Star. Now the new Venture Royal is a looker but I heard of problems but don't know firsthand. Never hear much about it from the magazines except when it first came out. Went down to see it and thought it looked real nice. The Venture I had was a good but very top heavy at low speeds and the frame whiplashed me off a 45 mph one time. Talk about bruised to the hip bone. I think my lips turned white while that semi wheel hopped to a stop behind me.
I remember all the hoopala surrounding the Royal Star a number of years ago. I was real interested in it because I then had a 1300 Venture Royal and I was looking for a new bike. Finally after many delays the Star came into the dealer. Every magazine panned it but I decided to make up my own mind. The mags were not wrong, what a dog. Both in looks and power. My Venture always seemed to have alot of get up and go, but not so the new Royal Star. What a let down. Then they came out with the 650cc Star. Bargain basement cheapo, chincy piece of crapola. A friend of mine bought one and had me ride it home for him. Junkola. I don't know anything about the 1100cc Star. Now the new Venture Royal is a looker but I heard of problems but don't know firsthand. Never hear much about it from the magazines except when it first came out. Went down to see it and thought it looked real nice. The Venture I had was a good but very top heavy at low speeds and the frame whiplashed me off a 45 mph one time. Talk about bruised to the hip bone. I think my lips turned white while that semi wheel hopped to a stop behind me.
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Re: Utah sucks Colorado rules
People who think that a desert is simply something like the Mojave don't know what they are missing. The Utah southern desert is an amazing place. From the San Rafael Swell (including the mini-Grand Canyon, the Maze and a plethora of other beautiful palces) down to Moab/Arches and over to Bryce and Zion or the other way to Monumant Valley there are fantastic things to see and you can do it without the mobs of people you have anywhere else. Just don't go in the middle of summer.
On second thought. Stay out of Utah. Take Kook's advice and go to Colorado. I prefer the empty backroads I can burn up without all the traffic problems. And the ability to find secluded places to camp on our expanses of BLM land is irreplaceable. Yep Utah sucks. Stay away.
People who think that a desert is simply something like the Mojave don't know what they are missing. The Utah southern desert is an amazing place. From the San Rafael Swell (including the mini-Grand Canyon, the Maze and a plethora of other beautiful palces) down to Moab/Arches and over to Bryce and Zion or the other way to Monumant Valley there are fantastic things to see and you can do it without the mobs of people you have anywhere else. Just don't go in the middle of summer.
On second thought. Stay out of Utah. Take Kook's advice and go to Colorado. I prefer the empty backroads I can burn up without all the traffic problems. And the ability to find secluded places to camp on our expanses of BLM land is irreplaceable. Yep Utah sucks. Stay away.
My point is that if they want to ride w/out protection, it's their choice to make.
I also don't think that whatever their decision is,
it doesn't neccessarily reflect on how they perform in a work enviorment.
Stereotyping someones ework ethic because of a lack of motorcycle safety apparell seems a bit of a stretch, but if it works for you.....
Julian
I also don't think that whatever their decision is,
it doesn't neccessarily reflect on how they perform in a work enviorment.
Stereotyping someones ework ethic because of a lack of motorcycle safety apparell seems a bit of a stretch, but if it works for you.....
Julian
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Utah is a BORING place. Colorado is even worse. I have three words for all you Californians: PLEASE STAY PUT! Never leave the state!
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