Last weekend we experienced gorgeous temperatures. Our highs were around 69˚F (20.5˚C). Clear blue skies and abundant sunshine - perfect for riding on two wheels.
Alas, the riding gods gave us the middle finger and there would be no riding for us. My sister-in-law was attending a veterinary conference here in Corvallis so she, my brother, and little Max (one year old this month) stayed with us for three nights.
While we didn't get to do any riding we did find a pretty cool scooter toy at the park on Saturday.
(I'll take this one) |
(Pre-ride inspection) |
(Look at that head turn) |
Since my brother worked for Harley for over 20 years, I am pretty sure riding is in Max's future.
I hope everyone else is getting out and enjoying a ride on two wheels. 90% chance of rain for us Saturday, but tomorrow looks promising for a ride if I don't have to work.
- Au Revoir
"Rejoice with your family in the beautiful land of life!" - Albert Einstein
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The name is Max, the bike a Harley. Yep, I can see that in this cute little guy.
ReplyDeleteHe is still little so he hasn't hit the 'Mad Max' stage yet. We'll wait until he gets to the terrible twos for that.
DeleteGood to see skills develop early! What a lovely day to be out in the sunshine!
ReplyDeleteWe've already planned on getting him a Strider bike for his 2nd birthday to get that balance on two wheels going.
DeleteIt was nice to be out in the sun!
Start em young Brandy.
ReplyDeleteYes, yes. Sure wish someone had of started me on bikes earlier.
DeleteDefinitely a cruiser. Look at the forward controls...
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful day.
I was looking at those forward controls too.
DeleteIt was a nice day. We are supposed to have a high of 70 today before the rains come tonight and I scored the day off, yeah!
Looks like he was working out how to start it...keep him away from the Gladius...
ReplyDeleteHe is pretty smart, but I need a picture of my Gladius Max and Little Max together.
DeleteThey live about 2.5 hours southwest of here on the Oregon coast. A nice excuse for a ride through the twisties I'm thinking.
the captions would be
ReplyDelete1-nice ride
2-but its pink
3-but your going to make me ride it hey
Nice! Perfect captions.
DeleteI referred to it as Aerostich red.
DeleteYep, the color of faded Aerostich red to be sure.
DeleteYep, I can see a Harley in that boy's future....now see, occasions like this, having a sidecar rig would have resulted in the boy getting a nice little ride in it! Just food for thought.
ReplyDeleteEven if his dad gave us the thumbs up it would be hard to find a helmet that small I think. We must be patient.
DeleteWith you two I am sure he will be up and running by age 3. What a cutie pie!
ReplyDeleteHmmmm there might be a little dirt bike in his future from Auntie and Uncle.
DeleteYou entertain the child, I'll go for a ride.,does that work?
ReplyDeleteBut....but....but.....fine.
DeleteI can tell you as much as we love the little guy spending three nights seeing what parents go through with a little tyke reaffirms the choice we made to have no kids. :-)
She has her priorities right! :)
ReplyDeleteMy brother sold his bike a few years ago so he has to get the two wheeled influence somewhere.
DeleteIt won't take very long before Max knows where to sit and what to reach for....make sure you all know where the keys are. :)
ReplyDeleteHow true.
DeleteWhen he was here the bikes were pretty crammed in the garage so I didn't have a chance to put him up on my tank. Would have been a cute pic though.
What a cutie! 😄
ReplyDeleteHe is a cute little stink bug. Not bad for a snot nosed sammich grabbing petri dish. He'll turn 1 tomorrow.
DeleteNice looking shock-spring on that bike!
ReplyDeleteYeah, it wallows in the corners just a tad.
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