Bob, I still don't want Dr John as my doctor. Just me.:dontknow:Awww C'mon: lighten up a bit... :shocked:
I don't know what his riding experience is, and I don't think that anybody asked him about it.
Please cut him a break; at least a small one...
It won't cost you a cent!
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Bob Denman
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Anyway: He might be a gynecologist... :shocked:
That could be. I am sure if Dr John is a doctor he is very good at what he does. We need all the doctors we can get. I just want him to take care of himself so he can take care of others.
Bob Denman
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:clap: As do I. :thumbup:
Trbayth
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At this point he probably wouldn't want you as a patient.
that s OK
jaherbst
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Well since no one has "Chimed" in from the Great Sonoran Desert. Anyone here who wears full atgatt in
115-120* heat (114*Sunday) is sloshing around side ways in his/her bloomers. In this area through
August it is well advised if your going to ride in the heat to wear, Helmut, long sleeve sun block shirt and
pants (loose of course) soaker vest worn under the shirt, Frog tog soaker neck wrap, and light boots
and of course light colored gloves. More than one biker riding through here has passed out on the road
from heat prostration. I am the first to wear all the mesh gear when reasonable, but certain
circumstances dictate other wise. If you don't have a soaker vest, soak your shirt every hour or so.
Every time you stop (no more than an hour)drink as much water as possible. You can loose 5 pounds
of water every several hundred miles here in the intense summer heat. Don't take this lightly. Not to
get to graphic but when your urine is getting dark stop riding. You are dehydrated to the point your
judgment and decision making will be flawed.
My best advise here for the next few months is ride early and bag it by 10:30 AM. Some of us making
long distance trips ride at night across the desert to SD and LA. Actually quite pleasant after 10 or 11
PM. You will arrive just before rush hour.
Jack
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