if the guy is genuine on the other forum.
he has or claim to have my old bike from the 70's.
just waiting to see if he is genuine and willing to sell!fingers crossed
here she was then in the 70's
If I wanted to make a life-long career out of
working with the mentally retarded I would
have opened a Harley Davidson Dealership
I hope it works out for you, John.
You KNOW you've been without a Titan too long.....right???
GT550A Mint & Original
H2A Semi-Hot Rod Built From A Basket Case
KZ650C2 Mint & Original...mostly
GSF1200SK6 Bandit...My LD Ride
Additional H2 projects In Boxes.....
MBD Sufferer
John, how many times have I posted about NOT involving women in ANY decisions about motorcycles ??
It only leads to heartburn on your part and tears on her part.......as well as cold shoulder and sharp tongue for your tea for at least a month.
GT550A Mint & Original
H2A Semi-Hot Rod Built From A Basket Case
KZ650C2 Mint & Original...mostly
GSF1200SK6 Bandit...My LD Ride
Additional H2 projects In Boxes.....
MBD Sufferer
nope it turn out to be false.
he was just having fun but apologise for it.
so the search goes on.
if the guy or girl who owns it now want silly money for it,
I'll just walk away.
I'm also waiting for my local dealer if he can find a kawasaki w650 to test out over one week end.
and if I find that I'm happy(no sore butt) I probably go and buy one or maybe the new w800.
If I wanted to make a life-long career out of
working with the mentally retarded I would
have opened a Harley Davidson Dealership
I rang an old freind up today regarding my old bike.
he said the guy still has it and only about 20 miles away.
and its off the road and has been since I last saw her.
hopefully will find out in the next couple of weeks,
so fingers x that he will sell it to me.
and what make it vso special is that its the same guy who I sold the bike to all those years ago.
even he decided not to sell it. it still be nice to meet up again.
If I wanted to make a life-long career out of
working with the mentally retarded I would
have opened a Harley Davidson Dealership
I hate to see my old bikes. They never look as nice as when I sold them, so it's always a disappointment. Better to just let them go and retain the memories. They are always better in memory than in real life - funny how that works.