ML> AHA! It ticked! Stop the bike! Get over off the road on the side! Lay   
   ML> the bike carefully over in a slump so it had sme space under it! Then   
   ML> crawl under the bike and curl up under it and your baggie so that the   
   ML> hail wouldn't hit you! AHA! Made it through the storm! Shaking and say   
   ML> Thank You Lord after it passed I put the R61 back up and roared off back   
   ML> home again!   
      
   Good idea!  I know the feeling all too well when it comes to being outside on   
   the motorcycle with no place to find shelter.     
      
   In my case, I had heard and saw the storm and was at a friend's house.  I   
   thought I could outrun the storm since I lived in the other direction of the   
   storm and was only 10 minutes away.  WRONG - as I found out just 5 minutes   
   into the ride home.     
      
   - Mark   
      
   --- WWIVToss v.1.51    
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