Another on its way.

Here’s another bike that just want out and yes another headed to Taiwan. I really need to visit Taiwan. I don’t like flying much but I love to drive – can I drive there?

Sunny and warm here today but cold wet weather coming tomorrow – I’d better get some miles in today.

Dave

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7 responses to “Another on its way.”

1. NaiShung Chang says:

   June 7, 2011 at 4:44 am

   Hello Dave

   Would You like to drive a airplane to Taiwan ? ..^_^

2. Bill says:

   June 7, 2011 at 6:29 am

   Dear Dave,
   As a matter of fact, here in Taiwan there’re so many fans of your works, so I guess you may really think hard about visiting here!! Plus, this small island has many a hors catégorie climb; if your backlog are cleared a bit in the distant future, thoses beautiful climbs are worth your visit.

3. kirks says:

   June 7, 2011 at 7:10 am

   Can I do that? That would be a long run-way taxi!

   I think if I could get in my sports car and drive there I’d do it right now.

   Dave

4. kirks says:

   June 7, 2011 at 7:12 am

   That is what I’ve heard. I’d love to try out those steep climbs.

   I’d love to see some of the Kirks there in a group photo together!

   dave

5. Eric says:

   June 7, 2011 at 7:24 am

   Not sure if you knew this, but my wife’s family is from Taiwan, and they travel there frequently. You’d quite enjoy a visit there, though it would be a change from the wide open spaces of Montana. Wonderfully friendly people. Set aside at least one whole day for the big museum in Taipei. Do bring your appetite — authentic Chinese food is extraordinary. Suggest you not try to drive a car there — the morning commute in Taipei looks like the Grand Prix of Monaco double booked with a demolition derby.

6. Pops says:

   June 8, 2011 at 5:54 am

   Hi Dave, I’m interested in the oriental characters on the seat tube. It couldn’t mean just “Kirk Frameworks” could it? And how did Joe Bell do that?

7. kirks says:

   June 10, 2011 at 12:10 pm

   Good question. I had no idea so I asked the owner of the two bikes that have the characters on the seat tube and he told me it might be a bit difficult to translate but tried. Here is what he said about the characters on the red bike –

   “means The Buddha has great wisdom and knowledge to know and understand
   everything then feel free at no time.”

   Here’s what he said about the characters on the blue bike –

   “means The Buddha feels free at no time himself first, then let everybody
   knows what he knows, then let everybody feels free at no time too.”

   I don’t feel like I have a full understanding but it gives me an idea. Pretty cool.

   Dave