Tall Tire Tale

Jos new bighorns came in today so I hurried home from work so we could take them to Wally world to get them mounted. I rushed in and told her that if she would come and upwrap the new tires and take them out of the back of my Tahoe I'd go down and start taking her stock wheels off the grizz.

Anyone that has been to our house knows the driveway goes down past our parking spots and on down to our neighbors house with is at least 150 yards down a relatively steep hill.

I'm in the basement taking the wheels off her grizz and I look out and see Jo walking back up the hill with one of the bighorns in her hand and a very disgusted look on her face. You guessed it. She unwrapped one pair of the tires and dropped one of them out the back of my tahoe. She said it bounced on the flat side and stood up and starting rolling down the driveway. All she could do was stand and watch it thinking it wont go very far before it falls over. I'm happy to report that bighorns are so well balanced that it made it all the way to the bridge that crosses the little creek at the bottom of the hill before it rolled off the road and came to a stop. Its probably the only bighorn tire that had 1/10 of a mile on it before it was even mounted

Now I think that's a funny story -- but not sure that Jo did at the time !!!

she should have came down in the basement and said, "Hold on a minute I need that bike for a minute". She then could have rode down picked it up and rode back.

Great Story!!!



Next time try this...

Hey, at least it didn't go into the pond

IMG_1684 by gbobbrown, on Flickr


IMG_1685 by gbobbrown, on Flickr


Riding high on the new bighorns

Looks good Jo

Go Jo Baby!!!!

Real nice looking!

Those raised white letters are way to clean

But those raised white letters are way to clean

Nice ride JO

Poor Jo.
Good looking Grizz.