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What are your hobbies besides riding...
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Hobbies?
- racing bikes & cars
- jumping out of perfectly good aeroplanes
- rock-climbing
- salsa/latin dancing
- cooking & throwing parties
- gardening to grow foods for my parties
- home improvement projects (never ending)
- metalwork, I love smell of hot metal! Sometimes, I go to garage just to chop up chunks of metal to see sparks fly, then weld it back together
- shooting guns, well really getting ready for Zombie Apocalypse
- sailing (not as much now that I don’t live next to ocean)
- skiing once upon a time, now my winters are holed up in garage welding & building race bikes
- currently doing FAA ground school and getting pilot licence next!
That's one (two) we share.
Nice rally car! I had a 924 years ago. Only car I ever had with a seat that could go too far back for me.
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My main match guns are a brace of Uberti 1873 Cattleman, a Uberti 1873 rifle, and a Stoeger double barrel shotgun.
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Dog training and carrying him around in his trailer.
Ok, who am I kidding?
Kaiser is still training me.
(Can old owners still learn new tricks?)
Other than that, also training self to handle a GSA offroad.
Ok, who am I kidding?
Kaiser is still training me.
(Can old owners still learn new tricks?)
Other than that, also training self to handle a GSA offroad.
currently doing FAA ground school and getting pilot licence next!
Congrats on getting the pilots license. Fair warning, once you start renting or buying an airplane, you may not have money for any of the other hobbies, I speak from experience.
Playing guitar. Okay, trying to play guitar.
Thanx for the reminder: I play the piano, totally by ear.
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Isn't that hard on your ears??
It's really hard to hit mulit-octave chords.
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I've had "chapters" of hobbies in my life. Approximately in this sequence..... Free Flight model airplanes, motorcycles, R/C gas power airplanes, sailing, licensed Private Pilot/Comm Instrument, sailing, R/C gliders, sailing, soaring full scale gliders, motorcycles. Sailing & motorcycles weaved in and out since age 14 but since I sold my last boat in 2007 sailing has been on other people's boats.
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Restoring and showing antique tractors I believe were up to 25 or so now 
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No.
But it's hard on the ears of those who have to listen.
I taught myself the violin / fiddle.
The only instrument harder on those near a beginner, is the / are the bagpipes.
I restored old Hondas since 1962, enough of a good thing, stopped when I retired and sold all those. Replaced them with 1991 and 2006 ST's. Also we built a workshop where I build flying models. Got a growing collection of rock and folk LP's. This time of year, my past time seems to be mowing a rapidly growing quarter acre.
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That's true, but did you notice I insulted myself in the same remark?
Other hobbies besides riding, I'm sorry is that english, I don't understand?
I did.