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After these few weeks, he has probably become more comfortable with our 40-watt brainpower.

Uncle Hud wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 8:42 am After these few weeks, he has probably become more comfortable with ourMY 40-watt brainpower.

Fixed

Yeah Hud, teach you for outdoing us, why ya gotta have 5 watts more than the rest of us? Try to fit in will ya!

glad to see you guys haven't changed.

Have you?

Uncle Hud wrote: ↑Thu Sep 17, 2020 3:54 pmHave you?

Well since I was diagnosed last summer six months of treatment and six months trying to recover from the treatment have changed me physically and somewhat mentally but so far I'm winning and trying to get back to myself and then in the midst of all this we had to worry about Covid. I wish I could erase the last year but getting back on the bike was the best thing. Trying to get back to normal or figure out what the new normal is.

Now I'm feeling dumb.

Glad to hear you're doing better, and agree that FJR therapy is rarely understood by those who don't experience it first-hand.

Uncle Hud wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2020 11:04 am Now I'm feeling dumb.

Glad to hear you're doing better, and agree that FJR therapy is rarely understood by those who don't experience it first-hand.

Funny, since I've had the feej I've had a couple of surgeries one of them being a tumor in my inner ear a few years back that affected my balance but I found that when I was riding I was better than when I was walking. Same now, when I'm riding I feel normal again. When I'm riding I'm not old, not overweight, not losing my hair. Especially in the twisties. Call it FJR therapy, get on hang on and go. Can't explain it, just is.