Biker life is funny. I ran into a girl-rider at the mechanic this Monday. She was pulling up as I was leaving. I screamed "a girl!" and she came over and we totally fan-girled over each other. LOL She told me she didn't know anyone else who rides. We immediately exchanged numbers and spent like 2 hours texting later that night and have been texting every day since. The first night texting, I ended up saying something like "now that we're rider-besties...." and laughed. She was like, "it's so funny that you said that because when I got home I told my husband that I made a best-friend today at the mechanic" LOL Unfortunately, she found out yesterday her bike is shot and it's not worth repairing. :( So I offered to go mc shopping with her since her hubby doesn't ride and she doesn't know anyone else who rides. That's what besties do. LOL I literally know her less than a week but we connected immediately. Biker-life is like being a kid but as adults. We met and connected over riding a bike (and the color pink) LOL

Finally I got myself a medical kit! There’s a small team of riders that got inspired from Traumoto, but because of the high prices of overseas delivery + taxes + duties, decided to make up their own kit, Moto Aid Greece! And now I can help if needed (hopefully not) on my group rides! This kit contains: 1 sterile gauge 20*10cm, scissors, thermal blanket, medical tape, 2 adhesives patches 8*5cm, 5 small adhesive patches, 17 adhesive tapes, 10 adhesives sutures, 5 non sterile gauges, spray bottle 30ml, 1 pair of nitrile gloves, 1 tourniquet. My questions are: is there anything that I could add? With what to fill the bottle? (Betadine, hydrogen peroxide, alcohol or anything else) Also I know the scissors might need an upgrade for better ones.

This might sound weird, but sim racing actually made me a better motorcyclist. One habit it taught me was to look far ahead, not just at the vehicle in front of me. The more you scan the road, the more time you have to react—and the smoother your ride becomes. Turns out, the same skill that helps you avoid crashing into a virtual racing car also helps you avoid real-world hazards. Turns out, good habits don't care where you learn them

Figured I'd post this since Dan doesnt seem to use the Calendar to let us know about his Live's anymore. Lol https://www.youtube.com/live/E0AUh_HbytM?is=ImwOyOjkUMnkRG8h << should be there if I did this right. Hope to see yas tomorrow.