Sounds like a great reason to retire!

Pass the popcorn on the ambulance build.   

I'll post up on the build occasionally.

The funny thing is, I bought it Dec in a town about 200 miles from here, but, because of Covid lockdowns I was unable to pick it up until February. Even then I just said piss on it and went and got it.

Since then, its just been sitting in my driveway. Between winter (as you can see above) and the housing market exploding and selling my house, I just haven't got to it yet. Luckily, I'm not gutting it or anything. It won't take long once I get started. At least assuming everything I order arrives quickly.

Its fun driving down the road... other ambulances and cops wave at you. First order of business is to remove the lights and sirens, both of which are still fully functional.

I haven't been comfortable riding twisties in the rain since my accident so I've put off committing and have been watching the weather closely. I think things are looking dry enough to perhaps give this a shot.

Is anyone looking to split a room? If so, send me a PM.

Is there a set route for Saturday?  I see a lot of proposed routes, but nothing marked as “official.”

If people will split off and do their own things in smaller groups, can we agree to rally in the morning to discuss who’s doing what so we know the options?

Not my bike and I didn't do anything to it.  The younger boy felt the need to get his first bike, and a BIG project at the same time.  It was delivered to the ex's house yesterday.  She's livid.  Here it is:

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He's not permitted to work on it there.  So it's eventually coming here.  It will have much company in non-running Airheads.

Downside--I'm a bit tight on space until my shop is built.

Upside--I'll see the boy more often, and maybe convince him to move to New melvilleville