From the other side of the ocean

Hello everyone.

My name is Pascal aka Bloobaba, I'm almost 59 years old and I own a Z400F (ZR400B1) 84, a Gpz900R 84, a 500 H1 73 and I'm rebuilding a Gpz550H 82.
I am an active member of the French forum which brings together Z and Gpz air users.
z750.1fr1.net/
Thank you for your welcome.
I often consult the pages of your forum which is also a well of science.
English is not easy for me but Reverso and Google are my friends.
I've had my Z since 1987 and it's my favorite bike. The engine is a mix of 400, 550 and 600 and it runs very well.
I hope to share our experiences with you,

Welcome to KZRider 
Dave

Welcome to the fun!

Welcome Bloobaba!  My French is worse than your English! We love photographs!Bienvenue Bloobaba! Mon français est pire que ton anglais! Nous aimons les photographies!

Welcome to the asylum! 

Fortunately, you did not have to travel to KZR in a pirouge. 

TexasKZ wrote:

Welcome to the asylum! 

Fortunately, you did not have to travel to KZR in a pirouge. 

 

Not to hijack, but are you (Texas KZ) currently underwater?

Welcome from the UK

Thank you for your welcome. some photos of my bikes
My little Z . A Z400 with 550H engine into the crankcase of 400.

My kawasaki triple H1 with cantilever rear suspension, ZX750 fork and brake Kz550h swingarm and wheels . 


​​​​​​My Gpz900R with engine Gpz1000RX in crankcase of 900 and the bike of my son (EN500)

With friends from the French Z and Gpz forum, we meet in a beautiful region of France. There are crazy Zs in the Tarn, a mountain region with lots of bends. there are Zs and Gpzs. Z400, Z650, Z750GT, 1100 Spectre, Z1000R, Gpz1100B2, ZX10 Tomcat, Gpz500S, Zephyr750 and other. there are Z friends in France.


We are on a Tour de France cycling road.

Mcdroid wrote:

TexasKZ wrote:

Welcome to the asylum! 

Fortunately, you did not have to travel to KZR in a pirouge. 

 

Not to hijack, but are you (Texas KZ) currently underwater?

Fortunately, no. We live just a few hundred yards from Cypress Creek, but we are on a bit of a bluff. I call this area Mount Cypress. We even avoided flooding during Harvey. Are you ok?

TexasKZ wrote:

Mcdroid wrote:

TexasKZ wrote:

Welcome to the asylum! 

Fortunately, you did not have to travel to KZR in a pirouge. 

 

Not to hijack, but are you (Texas KZ) currently underwater?

Fortunately, no. We live just a few hundred yards from Cypress Creek, but we are on a bit of a bluff. I call this area Mount Cypress. We even avoided flooding during Harvey. Are you ok?

Yeah, we're fine...strangely enough, it barely rained here...and Harvey was a rain event with no flooding also.  

Welcome from Georgia, USA. That Z400 is cool!