New member from Canada

Hello all!

I come from Québec, a canadian province located on the eastern part of the country. Like the majority of Qc citizens, my mother tongue is french. That is why you guys may find i am a bit limited in vocabulary with my english.

At this time of the year, we're starting to ride, as the snow hasn't all melted yet and roads are stillfull of sand, and weather is still cold, few degrees above the melting point.

I am currently riding a 2004 kawa Z1000 which I love. Previously I had a lot of dirt, and dual sport bikes, as well as 750/1100 GPz and a '94 harley low rider. I'm having much more fun now with the Z than I had with the HD...

But why am I interested in KZs if I don't own one ? A friend of mine is selling his '80 kz650. Another friend of mine wants to buy it, but the bike doesnt start.. So I've been choosen as the one that will make the bike start :laugh:

So lets troubleshoot this spark issue in the proper forum. (I'll post a new thread in the electrical section)
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Syd

Post edited by: Syd, at: 2006/04/10 13:26

Welcome to the forum Syd from a Western Canadian. You'll find tons of useful information and knowledgable people here to help you get that KZ650 running like a clock. Check out the search function in the archives and reference material located under sitemap, Best of luck to you:)

Hi Syd

Welcome on this site, lovers of Kawasaki Z

I am from St-Pierre and Miquelon, near of Canada and only french country in North America.

Like you I speak french. I know very well Quebec and Eastern Canada.

Un petit mot en français : bienvenu sur ce site, amoureux des Kawasaki de la série Z

Je suis français de Saint-Pierre et Miquelon, près du Canada et le seul territoire français en Amérique du Nord

Comme toi je parle français. Je connais très bien le Québec et les autres provinces atlantiques.

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Debru

Welcome aboard Syd.

Your English is much better than my French which is non-existant! The 650s are good reliable machines and I think you'll find it wasy to work on. The forums and the old forum archive are a very good resource.

- Nate >>

Welcome fellow CDN.

Welcome Syd.
I live across the Country from You...British Columbia.We still have some snow in the mountains,and I should be out riding soon.(Working on My bike)
There have already been a lot of bikes out on the road,but there is also a lot of gravel on the roads,but it's being cleaned up on a daily basis.Soon My bike will be on the road too...can't wait.The weather is quite wet lately,but that's normal for this time of year..."April showers bring May flowers".
I say,"Bring on the heat and sunshine,because that's just friggen nicer!" LOL
Enjoy Yourself,Bud.:lol:

Always good to hear from another Canadian(no offence US brothers and sisters). Go Leafs Go.

Welcome from another fellow Canuck. Check this out!

(just playin' with 'ya)

LMAO!!...DKMK...that pic is friggin HILLARIOUS!!:woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo: :woohoo:

Welcome from another BC Canuck Syd! Lots a good info here. Enjoy:)

From one newb on the board to another, welcome Syd. I am in Halifax.

Je suis venu a Halifax de Quebec il y a 3 ans.
Une belle ville, mais loin d'etre la ville de Quebec. T'es ou au Quebec?

SVP excuser la manque d'accents francais... clavier anglais. (rire)

Len

Thats what Im talking about dkmk. teehee. Seriously I'm a fence sitter between Habs and the Leafs, but dont tell anybody.have a good one.Barney.