PT Car Washer
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I think daddy has already taken his last ride.
Sup going around asking do we have a chauffeur license
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Same here. I've had mine for over 35 years. Haven't ridden in more than 30, but as it only costs $1.00 per year I keep holding onto it on case I get another bike in the future.
clean hairy
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Why is this person so interested in who has a Chauffer License?
Is this individual wishing to hire one of the Drivers as a personal chauffer?
Gonna cost him a ton of $$
Is this individual wishing to hire one of the Drivers as a personal chauffer?
Gonna cost him a ton of $$
PT Car Washer
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I have an '85 Yamaha Maxim 700 you may like.
rod
Retired 23 years
I gave up the motorcycles for about 20 years due to one to many self inflicted close calls from being drunk and stupid. I got back into it big time when I retired---minus the drinking part.
clean hairy
Well-Known Member
My wife has a friend whose husband taught motorcycle safety courses, one of the safest on the road.
Sadly, a car changed lanes right into him, throwing him into a pole and he died.
The helmet did him no good.
A person I know quite well just as safety conscious (sp?) well, a car changed lanes right in front of him.
He had to lay it down, and has had 4 surgeries with more to come.
Sadly, a car changed lanes right into him, throwing him into a pole and he died.
The helmet did him no good.
A person I know quite well just as safety conscious (sp?) well, a car changed lanes right in front of him.
He had to lay it down, and has had 4 surgeries with more to come.
Yamahas have always been good bikes.
Indecisi0n
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They are dangerous but so is most of the things we do in life. We only live once enjoy it
brownmonster
Man of Great Wisdom
Passed my first motorcycle test on a 175 Yamaha Enduro.When I bought a 650 Kaw I had to test again because of a bigger bike. Been good ever since. Gave up bikes about 10 years ago.
SlowRide80k
My other one is Red Tag'd
I bet We are all going to need a chauffeurs license in the future. We are going to start delivering people! UPS is gonna buy that company UBER and people can schedule drivers to pick them up. Don't worry though Orion will tell you the "best" way to bring them to their destination. "Yes sir I know you want me to drop you off right here but Orion says we should drive 10 more miles across town and make a few deliveries then double back here"!
PT Car Washer
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Summer seasonal maybe? Saturday Air?
We need Saturday air drivers bad so maybe that's it
Theyre supervisors telling us good luck with driving also
It's weird at the hub right now
Sign it. The worst thing they can do is say no. Always sign the bid sheets.
root
Calm down, i'll handle it
damn, sups usually don't say that do they?
Notretiredyet
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Next big hire will be in 2017 if you work under Cantral States contract. A pension increase that year will open up a lot of spots, we have a lot of people with early to mid 80's senority waiting on 2017.
