The Dinero Project

[Scabbydoo]

First to Ricky and his 'band of elves', thank you for being the personification of what the biker's Brotherhood/Sisterhood is about. Thank you for showing in your actions what is the 'glue' that keeps this group together. Just wish I'd have known sooner what was afoot so that I could have, if not physically participated, at least done so financially.

Second, to Jim. Deserving does not come close to defining how deeply we all feel about you and what has been done. You have always been a model/example for many if not all of us in how to deal/interact with those around you. Just wish I could be there to see you take your first ride on the "Cloudmobile".

[DaSkip]

Thanks to all involved with this project. I'm sorry that I can't be there for the sidecar mounting. Enjoy your new ride and the gathering of our friends!

[BigTOE]

In my opinion, my world would be a poorer place if Jim can't ride. For the record, I feel the same with Skip and still hold out hope. So thanks guys. You all rock and just one of the many reasons that I love you all.


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[RoadWolf]

Originally Posted by Scabbydoo

First to Ricky and his 'band of elves'...

Once I finish guffawing at that mental image, I'll get around to pondering how proud I am of what gets accomplished here from time to time.

[Big Cheese]

Way to go Cloudriders. This is so cool.
Congrats Jim, keep those knees in the breeze!

[ms_tapestry]

Originally Posted by Dinero

I can't even begin to express my gratitude. I am so humbled by the generosity and compassion of this group -- or maybe I should say, Family.

I don't (and probably never will) know who all is involved but I do know that the hardest working two are Mr. Surly and Little Bear as they have born the brunt of most of the physical work.

From the bottom of my heart I thank each and every one of you.

These last few months I have gone from selling my bike and giving up the one thing that has been a constant in my life for over 50 years to "Oh my God, I can keep riding for a few more years"!

That's a heck of a swing as I am sure most of you understand.

I'll have to learn to ride all over again as the driving is different and you pretty much do everything backwards from a two wheeler. But I bet I'm not too old to learn some new tricks.

My 70th birthday is coming up next month and today I find myself as excited as a kid at Christmas.

Dubbed the Cloud Mobile, I want one thing clearly understood. When I finally do hang it up, this sidecar belongs to the collective and it should go to the next person who might find themselves in a similar position.

Again, I am proud to say "Thanks" with all my respect and love.

The Cloud Mobile. I like that! Love you madly!

[Slick]

Anybody heading down from DFW on Friday or Saturday?

[albundy]

First I heard of it.

[Dinero]

Originally Posted by Slick

Anybody heading down from DFW on Friday or Saturday?

I think Dan is coming in Friday night.

[fred1369]

Somebody put a big rubber chickie in the sidecar. Thanx for doing this Rickie.

[Dinero]

Rubber chickie. Check.

[thedog]

very cool!

[Fe Butte]

Cloud Mobile on the side and a Swiss flag on the rear...

[MrSurly]

Consider this





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[MrSurly]

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