Can't get a break....

When it rains it pours....

Wait, 2 things happened?... lock up yo kids, lock up yo wives, luck up yo husband, cuz they raping everybody out here!

Sorry for the bad luck, but keep your head up, things could be a ton worse! Be safe

Can't catch a break, brakes not working, brakes not on... Did you go into the shop to get some breakfast?

My brother just went through a major ordeal after someone backed into his van, so bad he had to stop surfing at his regular spot.

EZZA 95B wrote:

Can't catch a break, brakes not working, brakes not on... Did you go into the shop to get some breakfast?

My brother just went through a major ordeal after someone backed into his van, so bad he had to stop surfing at his regular spot.

No Ezza....went into the store to pick up some long John's for under my gear. Supposed to be about 32 - 35 degree's. Bad luck 2 weeks in a row ugghh!!

I feel ya two weeks ago i had something similar happen to me at work. Co worker parks his car and forgot the parking brake and his car rolled into mine. Then that Sunday at 2am my favorite dog goes into shock because he's dying. He was 14 had to put him down turns out he had a cancer growth in his stomach. He was diabetic and was getting weak and losing weight.

In the spirit of berlutti .....”whaaaaaaaaaaaa”.

I have felt your pain brah...couple years ago my son's 64' F100 crept backwards down my drive and plowed into my Express rear quarter..still has that lovely oem teal color patch on it...LOL

First world problems!

The struggle is real! Hope the ride was good, though, any day on the bike is therapy for the rest of life!

Flesh wound! Ride on sir...

Yeah real run of bad times. My 17 year old chow died in 2013, My younger sister in 2014 of cancer, My mom diagnosed with dementia in 2009. we battled it till this past Wed when she passed.
A dent in a door, maybe a bit of an annoyance.

motomojo wrote:

Yeah real run of bad times. My 17 year old chow died in 2013, My younger sister in 2014 of cancer, My mom diagnosed with dementia in 2009. we battled it till this past Wed when she passed.
A dent in a door, maybe a bit of an annoyance.

Recently lost 2 family members one by suicide & also a good friend that died due to alcoholism over the summer. It really puts life into perspective. Personally don't sweat the small stuff.

Looks like you can't get a brake to me. . .

SmokinJoe439 wrote:

I feel ya two weeks ago i had something similar happen to me at work. Co worker parks his car and forgot the parking brake and his car rolled into mine. Then that Sunday at 2am my favorite dog goes into shock because he's dying. He was 14 had to put him down turns out he had a cancer growth in his stomach. He was diabetic and was getting weak and losing weight.

Sorry to hear about losing your favorite pup. Losing my 7 year old lab/golden to a brain tumor was (right after losing my dad and dropping my son off at school) was difficult. Dogs are family. Usually the family member with the best attitude. :-)

Jeffro, I hear you on the frustration. This stuff is not necessary and complicates life when you are trying to do something to escape the complications. Still, have fun.

You may have suffered some sort of mental trauma and need monetary compensation now!

Don't overthink the small stuff, happens to all of us. Keep your head up, in the end this stuff doesn't matter much.
Bad luck is when your house burns down. A scratch in the door or bike issue? No biggie, keep going!

motomojo wrote:

Yeah real run of bad times. My 17 year old chow died in 2013, My younger sister in 2014 of cancer, My mom diagnosed with dementia in 2009. we battled it till this past Wed when she passed.
A dent in a door, maybe a bit of an annoyance.

H4L wrote:

Recently lost 2 family members one by suicide & also a good friend that died due to alcoholism over the summer. It really puts life into perspective. Personally don't sweat the small stuff.

I agree. Life changes so fast. Sorry for your loss.

motomojo wrote:

Yeah real run of bad times. My 17 year old chow died in 2013, My younger sister in 2014 of cancer, My mom diagnosed with dementia in 2009. we battled it till this past Wed when she passed.
A dent in a door, maybe a bit of an annoyance.

H4L wrote:

Recently lost 2 family members one by suicide & also a good friend that died due to alcoholism over the summer. It really puts life into perspective. Personally don't sweat the small stuff.

motomx88 wrote:

I agree. Life changes so fast. Sorry for your loss.

Wow take it steady both of you guys sorry to hear that. All I can really wish for in life is for everyone to stay healthy. Been to 4 funerals in the last 2 1/2 years of some close family members, some real tough times. You come out stronger in the end even though it’s without your loved lost ones. Puts life’s into perspective but I never get pissed about the little things anymore. Dirt biking was my therapy at one point when life was really shitty only thing that took my mind of it all.

Be thankful you weren’t between the wayward truck and your van. Hang in there Jeffro, shit happens and it’s usually not good. Be thankful you have bikes, a healthy mind/body to ride them, and a nice van to haul them?

JM485 wrote:

Looks like you can't get a brake to me. . .

I see what you did there....

Fed Ex will pay trust me. Amazing what carriers will do to keep DOT from sniffing around.