What do you do (for work) when you're not riding?

I am a tech for a major grocery store chain. We work on everything in the store except the electronics (registers, phones etc)

If I can't fix it I can fix it so no one can fix it.

Sandy wrote: Flooring Installer.Been installing for about 18 years now.
Yeeeeup...I make My living...on My knees.(keep the comments clean,people.:laugh: )

I'm currently working up at Red Mountain Ski-Resort,doing some flooring in the Slalom Creek condos. (Rossland,British Columbia).
The construction up there will not stop for years to come...it's a bloody ZOO!("GitterDONE!"):lol:

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Marilyn Said, to make it in show biz, you have to be good on your knees. Kinda clean.

Low-voltage technician for 12 years. Currently installing for Directv for the last 3 years.

Where to start LOL...

My pic shows me as a firefighter/paramedic, I've done that on and off for 20 years. I've worked in human tissue donation (yes, I did some extremely gross things that I won't talk about here) I ran a large indoor skate park, owned a skateboard shop, worked in a vintage motorcycle shop for a couple years while in school, and just recently became an RN. It's been a busy time, but rewarding and also diverse. I'm ADHD and get bored easily lol.

21 years in the electrical field .......including 13 as a electrical contractor.
Graduate from ON HANDS UNIVERSITY

I make tubular devices for turbines that force compressed air into automobile engines. Well that sorta sounds scientific maybe? Easy version, I fabricate custom turbo kits for cars, trucks, recreational vehicles and even the occasional boat. Been doing it for about 16 years to date.

seedless inspired Supra with Pyrex intake pipe and upper rad. hose.


V6 in 97 integra?..and it's turbo?? :blink: yup..


Equal length header for a 944.


A twin plenum, twin turbo kit for a 350z ready to ship to a customer.

Time to Update;
After too many years as a Middle School Custodian in New Hampshire, (for one of the biggest idiots I ever had to tolerate as a boss) I finally landed a decent position with Sikorsky Aerospace Maintenance as the Tool Room Attendant at Boca Chica Naval Air Station in Key West.
Unfortunately, I had to leave my old LTD-1000 in storage in New Hampshire, but I am starting to shop around for a bike down here.

I'm an iron hauler. Have been for 4 or5 years now. Business is slow so I've been doing some remodeling jobs. Love scrapping, I mean I found my bike and many others in the scrap.

Street Fighter LTD wrote:

I hunt Deer

Lots Of Deer

Its that time of year again
Bambi beware LOL
Dave

I was a gunsmith off and on for 20 yrs. Mostly security and BS jobs while "off". Got tired of the grab-asstic gun business, took advantage of the Sandy Hook gun panic and got my machinist certificate.

I'm now a manual production machinist for a biometric prosthetic limb company.

The best part of the new job is my boss is a gun and motorcycle nut. If I get tired of running something I'll bring up either subject and I'll get an extended break.

Tony wrote: Randomly came across this video of my office on utube.

One of your most famous videos,Tony,
You were an amazing man,and an amazing pilot.You were a great friend,and you're missed by many,every day.
So many great memories,too many to list...
(Thank You,KZ Rider((Stein)) for introducing me and Tony)
We made it up to your crash-site last weekend(but I know you knew that),sorry for not quite making it there last year,we were close,but we had to head back,that's quite a climb...you picked a nice spot,great view,
Cheers to you,Tony...miss you tons.
Rest In Peace,Brother.

Well I used to be a custodian for a school district in New Hampshire but now I am the night shift Tool Room/Hazmat Attendant in a hangar at the Boca Chica Naval Air Station in Key West, Fl.
Life is getting better.