77KZ650 wrote:
Nice job on the bike, get lots of expirience and maybe your dad will let you drive the 810 in 3 yrs when you get licensed;) (hey Colin, just get a rev limiter and set it at 4500 for the first week;) )
now you just need to get a good middle weight project bike going, take your time and get it perfect over the next 3 yrs
Scott
Hey gang- Thanks for the nice welcome to my boy. He's the type of young man that anyone Dad wouild be proud to call a son and he is a natural on a bike and behind the wheel of anything.
77Kz650, Zach will have the bike one day when he is old enough, but not until I am done having fun:)
I remember when Zach was about 5 years old. We were out for some last minute Christmas shopping with his two older sisters. I had parked my Jeep on an icey hill in a strip mall parking lot. I was just running in to get a gift and must've left the Jeep in gear without the hand brake on. I watched from about 20 feet away as Zach undid his belt and jumped into the front seat to pull the hand brake before the Jeep hit anything. The little bugger was tuned in to anylthing with a motor even back then. Needless to say his sisters were pretty impressed by his reflexes.
Zach has been lurking around Kzr for a long time reading my posts and he is a true motorhead. Having just turned 13 he is like most young kids, lottsa questions and a short attention span, but the little bugger remembers everything.
We just scored a deal on a 5.5 racing go-kart and now just have to convicnce his Mom that it is a good past time for us. The reality is that I always wanted to race so I can have my fun with my son. Since I already bought it, I have to go for the close on the deal...with her.
Thanks again for the welcome. It means a lot to him as he knows I often quote the advice and topics from Kzr.
Cheers-Colin Firth -Ontario Canada