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KzJim
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Posts: 374
Registered: 30-7-2003
Location: Cereal City, there's a lot of flakes here
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I'm a systems designer for an electronic security integrator. Card access and closed circuit TV systems mostly.
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macattak
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Registered: 4-4-2003
Location: Terre Haute, IN
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| posted on 22-8-2003 at 10:08 |
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I'm a Traffic Manager for the worlds largest direct marketer of home entertainment products. It pays the bills and the perks are nice. I have
a great wife and 2 kids. I'm also a Field Rep for the VJMC here in Indiana.
IN VJMC Field Rep
'66 Honda CB77 Superhawk
'75 Honda CB500T
'76 Kaw KZ750B
'82 Suzuki GS650GLX
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patman_Z
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Posts: 102
Registered: 13-8-2003
Location: St. Louis
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Mood: taking care of
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Computer stuff
At the moment I work at one of the 2 largest credit card companies in the world. I keep the website up, and help keep the rich people in New York
happy (or at least at bay). I administer hundreds of Unix machines of various sorts. Soon enough I will be at home with my new baby girl.
1999 Vulcan Drifter
looking for extremely cheap/free project bike
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Scozzmo
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Posts: 172
Registered: 29-8-2003
Location: Orlando
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| posted on 31-8-2003 at 17:53 |
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More computer stuff
I'm the I.S. Manager at the Radisson across from Celebration in Florida (a stone's throw from Disney's maingate.)
My day consists of helping people find their files and explaining why they can't open a .jpg using the "open" command in Word. It pays
well and I have plenty of time to enjoy my motorcycle.
One wife, one ex-wife, three beautiful daughters, five cats, and a sense of humor that gets me in trouble now and then.
Spent over ten and a half years in the Army with the Nike-Hercules system and then ETS'd to be near my girls when the Ex called it quits and took
them back to Florida.
Ahhh... Motorcycles... Aren't mid-life crisis' great! 
Scozzmo
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Andrew
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Registered: 13-1-2003
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| posted on 31-8-2003 at 17:59 |
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See my website:
www.excellentlawyer.com
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kawtoy
Postaholic
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Registered: 20-3-2003
Location: Clarksville, Tn
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| posted on 31-8-2003 at 18:22 |
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I was an aircraft electrician in the army for 7 years then got out to go to school for electrical engineering. Just started in Jan so I have a ways to
go. Wish me luck
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DaVinster
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Posts: 269
Registered: 27-8-2003
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
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Mood: Cuttin
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I Run Heavy Equipment. But thankfully not the ones everyone likes to scream and honk at, because he's blocking the road. I Rip down houses
"ya know the legit way to loot "
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snowball
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Posts: 36
Registered: 28-8-2003
Location: Upsate NY
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| posted on 31-8-2003 at 18:51 |
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What do you do?
I'm new here but I thought I'd get in on this and introduce myself.
I'm 36, married with three kids (13, 9, and 6). Full time job is mom, but I manage to make it to work 40 hours every week as a meatwrapper.
I've been doing it for five years now and the pay is pretty decent. My husband is a truck driver for a large east coast company and we work
opposing shifts quite alot so the computer is my hobby latenights.
Other than my new KZ bike habit, I've been showing my dogs for five years or so. I bred my current two, both Siberian Huskies, brother and
sister. Their mom left us when they were only 4 months old. Now I'm also doing Siberian Husky Rescue for an organization out of Philly,
PA....so I've got three dogs until my foster is adopted. Sometimes I think the dogs are easier than the kids, lol! In the winter I'm a die
hard Pittsburgh Penguin fan.
We're just outside Binghamton NY, Teachers...I saw you were REALLY close to us!
Oh, and my real name is Lisa.....
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N0NB
Posting Freak
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Registered: 23-4-2003
Location: Marysville, KS
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Mood: 1 year+!
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As little as possible! 
I'm surprised I hadn't read that one yet.
My day job is a tech in the telecom dept for a major western railroad. At times it's my night job too, but not very often. The job is varied
and that is good as I get rather bored doing the same thing day after day.
My other job is a farming operation with my brother and at times it seems to be my primary job. But, I enjoy it too as it's something to do
besides veging on the couch.
Hobbies include playing with my Linux boxes, doing a bit of hobby programming and amateur radio which led me into my primary job. My call letters
happen to be my username here.
No pets, no kids, no one else...
- Nate >>
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neech
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Posts: 27
Registered: 15-6-2003
Location: South Dakota
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I am an old wise man in training.
Really I am an auto tech at a ford dealer, specializing in electrical and computer controlled comonents, been doing it my whole life and the pay seems
to go down every year thanks ford 
I am also a dedicated supporter of NORML do a lot of petitioning for the legalization of industial hemp, and hopefully someday for the
decriminalization of marijuanna
[Edited on 1-9-2003 by neech]
1979 KZ1000 ST and now a 1986 Concourse 1000
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jerrykaw
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Posts: 13
Registered: 5-5-2003
Location: chicago,il jasper,alabama
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Mood: wired
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hello everyone ill tell you about myself i,m 30 soon to be married for the 2nd time i have 2 son's ages 2 and 11. i have 2 step daughters 3 and 8
. i,m a ELEVATOR CONSTRUCTOR LOCAL # 2 . in chicago , been out of work almost 1 year just started back the 4th i fell 3floors in a elevator busted my
leg up real good .but the good thing is i,m alive and can still ride . ride safe everyone
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fastestz1
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Posts: 205
Registered: 16-7-2003
Location: newyork city
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Job
ex chop shop guy . now im a superintendent mon thrue fri and on the weekends im a door man real exciting but at least i dont shower with 50 guys
anymore .33 years
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SkynyrdMan
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I am currently the President of an offshore Software development company, and we specialize in Practice Management systems...our biggest client is
based in NJ, USA and we do all their development.
However, I'm getting really burned out after beeing in this business for 20 years...so starting January next year I will quit this job and start
a taxi/buss company.
This September 19, I will be 39.
JH
[Edited on 15-9-2003 by SkynyrdMan]
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steve400
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Registered: 24-1-2003
Location: Norfolk, England
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Mood: Chancing It
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I'm currently in full time education (final year of A-levels).
During the summer i work full-time for a specialist ice cream manafacturer. I do the occasional saturday during the winter to help finance my z400
project.
The pay is bad but the jobs easy and i can take as much free ice-cream home as i like!
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ukZ1000m2CSR
Junior Member
Posts: 12
Registered: 10-9-2003
Location: West Mids, UK
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34 years old, married 8 years, 2 kids (2 & 4).
To pay the bills I'm a Unix Administrator for an American company (Computer Sciences) here in the UK. Been 'doing' computers for about
14 years now in one area or another.
Been on and off bikes, literally, since I was 16.
For a hobby I give up the modern stuff and become a 15th century English longbowman for a reenactment group.
Long live King Henry !!
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Cbouza3
Newbie
Posts: 9
Registered: 22-7-2003
Location: Rochester, MI
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Mood: Anxious to ride
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23 years old, B.S. in Computer Technology from Purdue University.
Got out, couldn't find a job, so I worked/work on and off at my fiance's dad's Butcher Shoppe.
Now currently working as a Database Programmer, though hopefully (with a good interview) I will be moving to Project Manager at a Fortune 500 company
in downtown Detroit.
Got my first bike a month ago, and loved the two weeks it was running. Now I get to enjoy a long winter of cleaning
carbs/polishing/stripping/painting/powdercoating. Can't wait.
And I'm here because I can't find any good vintage Honda boards. So along with the other post, "I will not apologize for what I ride.
I ride two wheels and if you do too, then you are good in my book."
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reinhold
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Registered: 1-4-2003
Location: Aurora, Ontario, Canada
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Occupation
I am a licensed Carpenter and have been working in the construction industry for about 18yrs.Married and also have 2 "Silky Terrors" named
Bob and Henry.
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flicka82
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Registered: 3-9-2003
Location: Texas
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I am a support engineer for a major telecommunications company. Sometimes I get to travel to new and exciting places. As a matter of fact, I just
returned from Baghdad.
I'm also a wife and mother of 2 teenagers -- much harder than going to Baghdad...
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pspmotorman
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Posts: 128
Registered: 21-5-2003
Location: Pocono's of PA
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Mood: It's final
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As my user name might suggest I am a state trooper in PA that just happens to ride a police motorcycle as an added bonus. There are 25 motormen
throughout the state out of 4,500 troopers. So I am one of the lucky few. Of course it would be even better if I rode a KZ instead of an HD. But
that's what they buy so I'm stuck with it. As long as your riding right?
1978 KZ1000 / KZ900 / Z1
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Rich
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Posts: 173
Registered: 19-11-2002
Location: Kansas
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I'm a career soldier, been in the Army for 15 years next month. Done a lot of jobs and been a lot of places since starting but have lived here
in N.E. Kansas off and on for nine years and plan to retire here in another five years. Hopefully, that'll be when I really can make the KZ1100
new again and not just get it back on the road which is my current goal.
Been married for 15 years (she doesn't ride) and have two boys, aged 8 and almost 10. Do the whole parent thing, soccer, karate, cub scout den
leader, etc.
I have to say, I really enjoyed reading this thread and getting to know everybody a little. Lot's of good people out there.
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1000st
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Posts: 23
Registered: 18-8-2003
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Mood: happy to own a
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I own and operate a pizza restaurant along with my wife.
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Xavier
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Registered: 29-8-2003
Location: NEPA
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Mood: Why Bother
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I'm a dad to three great kids.
Oldest - daughter 10 years old
Twins - 1 Girl & 1 Boy - 5 years old
Husband of 12 years.
To pay the bills I do Quality Assurance for The Topps Company. I play with baseball, football, basketball and hockey cards all day.
Ken
1981 KZ 550 LTD
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flht1997
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Posts: 162
Registered: 1-5-2003
Location: Milwaukee Wisconsin
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Mood: devious
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high school shop teacher in Milwaukee Wisconsin
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curt103
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Posts: 45
Registered: 27-8-2003
Location: Bloomingburg,N.Y.
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Mood: Good to go
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I wonder if anyone still reading this post..besides me I mean.Anyway,I am a 45 year old Lineman for phone company.You know the guy who straps those
things to his legs and shinnies up poles.Its a good job,and the benes are great,so far anyway.We see with this new conract.Drive a kz 750 ltd and had
since new.(1982). (Actually,the bucket truck gets me up the poles lots more
than the hooks ever did)
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