Congratulations to our first 1000 Posting members, winner of the prestigious 'Golden Bib' award.

After reading many of their considerable contributions to this website, I think they both can claim with a LOT of pride the title of 'Most Loquacious Contributors'. All of the readers of their wisdom can claim to be wiser today because of their dedicated effort!

Here's To You, and we look forward to your next milestone! Please send in a photo when you get your awards!

Respectfully yours,

I humbly accept the babbling dripple award and look forward to receiving it (once I construct one). Thank you, thank you. I must give credit where credit is due. (I won't turn this into an Alan Jackson acceptance speech, trust me.) To my good online and fellow Vision rider from the hills of Tennessee. (camera pans to man in audience with his lovely Navy Chief wife) Pollolittle! ..... (pause for the applause to die down) He is the one truly deserving of this award, because it is his truly creative babble and relentess come backs that inspired me to babble on and that has turned a bulletinboard forum into a chat room. (more applause......) (ref: MOTORCYCLES thread) (look at pollolitte and quips) Po, the next real award is 1,200 post when your handle changes to Visionary. You still have a chance. (mild laugh from the audience) I must also give a great thank you to Jeff and Miles, who, with talent and Vision without bounds that broke free of tyranny and created the Vision-Riders (tm) website. (a long wait for the thundering applause from the entire audience to die down, on there feet, whistles, drumming of mountain dew and dr. peper bottles on tables and camera panned in on two gentleman at the head table) Thank you! (more, long thundering applause then a fade to near silence, with a shout from the crowd, Go JAM, Go Miles.... more fading applause.) I thank them for taking my 10,000 mile review and posting on the front page of the Vision-Riders.com site. I thank  you for the really cool long-sleeve tee that I wear proudly with the VR logo on it. Thank-you.

But my postings my seem to some that I don't have much else better to do then to spew out useless babble as well as some constructive input. But I like to look at it as a research project. What kind of people that visit the Vision-Riders forum? Great people! (mild applause). People who have a Vision, no pun intended. People who like to be different, set apart from the crowd. People who want the latest and greatest, but most of all, the best people in the world, bikers! (another thundering applause) People of all walks of life, people from around the world, and people who were tired of the way things were. People ready for change. Well, before it sounds like I'm running for an office, I just say thank you to all those who did and did not respond to my post, and even to those would pulled out the best and the, (head hung down) the worst of me. I say to all, Ride with the shiny side up, watch for cagers on cellphones or eating their burgerking whopper, and for furry little creatures. I hope I get a chance to ride with each and everyone of you. Ride Often, Ride Safe! Peace out! (leaves the podium with the peace sign held high. camera pans the audience on their feet with a thundering applause (V is for Victory Vision).... the applause dies down as mr. Tracey retakes the podium).....

pollolittle - 2008-10-29 11:51 AM  Wow! I think I will have to infer you may need to go back and give the appropriate Kudos to the bike, which without, you would probably not be here, but on a Goldwing site.

Hours later, VaRyder catches wind of Pollo's words and reflects on how true they are. And he reflects in his mind that not even on the Wing site has there been as much comradery as there has been on the Vision-Riders site. I would have never met, online, and a few in person, the best people on the planet. So, yes, this award should go to Michael Song and the cast of characters in Songfan sig, for designing the Vision. I thank the Bentley, if it is possible to thank an thing, yet with character. I thank the man, whereever he may be that so named it the Bentley. I thank my high school teacher, with fond descriptive words, made me admire a car, the Bentley, which I've never seen in person, save once, yet would aspire to own one should I ever fall to such good fortune to afford a chauffeur. I thank my mother for giving birth to me and never wanting me to ride a motorcycle. It was that "you'll get hurt on that thing" that drove me into rebellion to buy my first one over twenty five years ago. I thank the guy who sold me those two Honda 350's out of his barn for $50.00 in which I tinkered with until I got one running from parts of the other that got me riding in the first place. I thank my wife, who upon my insistance, said, "go ahead, you'll never be satisfied until you get that thing." Also, I thank the lady at the bank who partially backed me in my investment of a first year and rare breed of motorcycles, that will only climb in value as they climb in popularity. I give thanks to the dealer, without any pressure, who sold me the Vision, and who gave me an inside favor to ensure I would be riding earlier, rather than later. I could go on, and on, and on, and on, but there is so many other things that is of better use of my time. So I give thanks to a cast of thousands, and especially to the Canuck, Don E. Tracey who has fell prey to the drawing power of frilious posts. Thank you one, and all. VaRyder ponders on.....

va & po,

Nice job guys.  I'm guessing your wives don't get to talk much.

va, be sure to  give me a heads-up when you're coming through.  I'd love to be your wingman for a day.

GREAT JOB GAgirl ! I will try to attach the first Golden Bib Award

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It must be killing chicken man right about now as he has paused at 999. But me thinks that he has gone over to the <brand removed> forum to talk about how everyone likes that funny looking spaceship bike that they think is ******* ugly. Or just maybe he's gone on some other off road excursion with his ViVi and don't want to tell anyone about it just yet.

Po, tink, tink, come on Po, type, just one more time, come on, you can do it.

Hey Songfan, can you run over and check on Po, I think there might be something wrong with him...