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There's quite a few proud veterans here and we thank you and your comrades in arms with the deepest pride... AFter reading this, please walk up to all your buddies and give them a big man hug for us here in KZR and tell them THANK YOU...

Stay focused and get home, number one priority.... Watch your buddies back and he'll/she'll watch yours...

When you get back, start a project file, do some research and ask away on your questions... Around here, you'll definitely get some responses...

And don't forget... We're picture whores here... KZ porn, no better...

Quite a few of these old timers truly know these KZ's well and are more then happy to share their knowledge and experience...

Be safe...

OMR

PLUMMEN wrote:

hocbj23 wrote:

Lots of folks here that know lots about the old KZs.Watch out for a coupla weirdos named Plummen and Old Man Rock though.They know a lot of stuff but-well-you know-they are getten on in years and sometimes they just lose it.Lol.Welcome to the site.bj

welcome to z-jungle,too many parachute malfunctions when i was younger is my excuse (not sure what bjs is! :woohoo: )
keep your head down and keep your powder dry young man,see ya back here soon!

heres a motivational poster for ya,kept me going back in the day! :woohoo:

An autographed pic of Mary Ann. :kiss: I always thought she was way hotter than Ginger. But serving overseas Ginger would work to :evil:

thanks for your service and get home safe..these guys will help you with anything you need to get that bike up and running..anything...great that your fixing your pops bike up and sorry to hear that he has passed...sounds like the bike stayed in good hands...keep safe and hurry home...peace craig

hocbj23 wrote:

8 years in the 82nd Airborne Division.They kept telling me to land on my feet,but my head kept getting in the way.Lol.bj

yeah bj was hardcore back in those days,when he couldnt find a c130 to fall out of any wall locker or top bunk would do! :woohoo:

hocbj23 wrote:

8 years in the 82nd Airborne Division.They kept telling me to land on my feet,but my head kept getting in the way.Lol.bj

Patton wrote:

hocbj23 wrote:

8 years in the 82nd Airborne Division.They kept telling me to land on my feet,but my head kept getting in the way.Lol.bj

that looked more like my technique on a couple of jumps except it was more like slam into the side of the only big tree for 10 miles in the dark then land on my head! :laugh: why does this song always come to mind when remember the good ol days? :woohoo:

Im an old trooper too. Spent from 92-96 at Bragg with the 327th Sig (ABN). Landed on everything but my feet. I'm an MP now in the reserves. Glad to see there are more vets who love these bikes too.

Dads79KzLTD wrote:

Glad to be part of the group. I decided to join this group because of my Dad. He bought a 79 Kz1000 new and he passed away in December. As a tribute, I want to restore his bike which has been sitting in the barn for about 25 yrs. I am in Afghanistan with the Army for about 6 more months then I get to begin on my project. Cant wait to put pictures up as the project begins. Any ideas will be much appreciated.

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