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Forrest, if you could get with goodfastncheap, maybe you guys could coordinate a handoff, and move the flag along to leg 4. I hate to back out, but if I got the flag this weekend and didn't get it handed off it would be sitting in my empty apartment until the end of July at the earliest.
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one flag...one ride...one thread....imho
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trianglelaguna wrote: having 3 or 5 threads going is not cool for me...i cant follow one thread most days,let alone 4 or 5...
one flag...one ride...one thread....imho
I AGREE! AND, Thank YOU! So, Why not just get on your bike and RIDE MAN! I will head out tomorrow and pick up the Flag in Nebraska and Deliver to you somewhere in the Mountain Time Zone. Call anytime if you would like to help.
Forrest White
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BTW, wasn't this whole relay/ride your old KZ thing sort of you and Ed's idea? Help us get this over to your side of that pile of rocks.
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to make this ride.
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2002 ZRX1200R -Red the faster color
2011 Concours 14 -Now a Snarling Wolf in Sheep's Clothing!
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I only contributed a tissy fit post, days before his idea,asking how many guys had a running bike,camera,and actually knew how to air up their own tires and where the key goes to start it.....we had/have become so technical and fabrication orientated here on the site that no one had a bike that ran anymore.....
From a bunch of guys with vintage bikes who loved them and rode them and kept them running....we were becoming a site based on chopping them up,beefing them up,blinging them up,grafting them up ,welding modern parts onto them and ,then walking away in disgust without ever getting the once running bike back to running again .There were no pictures ,or few,of folks riding...hence kzrider...there were endless post of bikes on milk crates with gsxr wheels mocked up and post after post of broken things....I just wanted to know if anyone rode anymore...
im tired now and slightly sad....good bye
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I've got a nice quiet back road with lots of turns, she's getting her counter steering down good
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We ride in Illinois !
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bluej58 wrote: My 110 lb. wife Rode the 1000 today with me on the back :woohoo:
I've got a nice quiet back road with lots of turns, she's getting her counter steering down good
That is awesome Jack! Congrats to the Mrs. Happy 4th!
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2002 ZRX1200R -Red the faster color
2011 Concours 14 -Now a Snarling Wolf in Sheep's Clothing!
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trianglelaguna wrote: Ed is trying to lay this ride thing at my feet but puppet strings aside....It was 100% Eds baby and born in his mind......
I only contributed a tissy fit post, days before his idea,asking how many guys had a running bike,camera,and actually knew how to air up their own tires and where the key goes to start it.....we had/have become so technical and fabrication orientated here on the site that no one had a bike that ran anymore.....
From a bunch of guys with vintage bikes who loved them and rode them and kept them running....we were becoming a site based on chopping them up,beefing them up,blinging them up,grafting them up ,welding modern parts onto them and ,then walking away in disgust without ever getting the once running bike back to running again. There were no pictures ,or few,of folks riding...hence kzrider...there were endless post of bikes on milk crates with gsxr wheels mocked up and post after post of broken things....I just wanted to know if anyone rode anymore...
im tired now and slightly sad....good bye
So Tri, if I understand you, You and/or Ed thought it would be a good idea for the KZ Riders in this country to get back to our roots. This would be riding these old bikes we have come to treasure & love. I could not agree more. My KZ is bone stock except for suspension mods so I don't get myself in trouble having fun on the ole girl.
That being said, let' encourage and help each other toward the common goal of successfully completing this Relay. I for one have Een guilty of not checking in frequently enough. I missed much of the origins of this fantastic idea and progress. I took notice once i _ hit Illinois. I for one am grateful for thinkers and doers like Ed, yourself, Tom W, Saxjonz, goodfastncheap, Justinz, Nate, and countless others. Thank You ALL for ALL you are doing.
So you see, whether it was all your idea or a small part of this, It has tken on a life of it's own. So, let's all pull together, be supportive and encourage on another toward a common goal. AND, let's take it easy on one another.
Again, any support I can provide is here for the asking.
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1977 KZ650B Ready & Fit to Roll Anywhere!
1974 F7 175 -first bike and still own, full resto soon!
2002 ZRX1200R -Red the faster color
2011 Concours 14 -Now a Snarling Wolf in Sheep's Clothing!
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Is there a was to just view unread posts on this site? I frequent others where that works. As it is, I only check in ;once a week myself because it is so difficult to pick up where I left off....trianglelaguna wrote: having 3 or 5 threads going is not cool for me...i cant follow one thread most days,let alone 4 or 5...
one flag...one ride...one thread....imho
I live near Portland, Oregon and my rider is a '76 KZ900 I bought new. I'm also in the process of restoring another one and a '73 Z1.
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