Is this forum on life support?

[dReWpY]

I had a kid and the bike is under a pile of dust but due to gas prices I see a spike in user activity this spring. I'm expecting gas prices near $5 a gallon and the new buell are the 60 mpg will be greatly utilized. I'm already planning a trip to AZ during bonnaroo when she goes and I gtfo

[pauldun170]

Its not empty...its intimate.
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[OneSickPsycho]

I'm here every day.

[Gas Man]

Yeah I'm also seeing it on my Michigan forum. It is ok, but kinda sucks at the same time.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by pauldun170

Its not empty...its intimate.
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Nicely done, sir.

[Cutty72]

I'm here... but with starting a new job and having to move and sell the house... a bit busy and not too worried about bikes.
BUT, I need to do a valve check/adjustment on the Buell before I start riding again, (so soonish) so I may jump on to ask some ?'s of the smart mechanical types...

[Tsunami]

I check in a couple of times a day when I am not working. Just don't post much. And with the new job and the accompanying mental and physical exhaustion, I haven't been riding.

I though the forum usually gets busier in the winter months because no one is riding

[tallywacker]

Originally Posted by Tsunami

I check in a couple of times a day when I am not working. Just don't post much. And with the new job and the accompanying mental and physical exhaustion, I haven't been riding.

I though the forum usually gets busier in the winter months because no one is riding

That's what I figured as well

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by tallywacker

That's what I figured as well

I think people are getting stuff done that they ignore when they have riding time.

I'm trying to unplug more.

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by Tsunami

I though the forum usually gets busier in the winter months because no one is riding

Busier with random BS, losing the actual motorcycle content.
With busy schedules, the random BS isn't that important to post