darrylri
Cannonball Rider #52
I need a bigger garage.
No problem, just move the /2 back into the atrium!
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What's in your garage?
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No problem, just move the /2 back into the atrium!
PAGoldsby
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kbasa
Well-known member
It's attached to the house, so probably not.
Like Darryl said, the /2 goes in the atrium. If I ever get off my dead ass and put that airhead back together, it'll probably live in there too. That article in last month's ON about restoring that R100CS has inspired me to get to it.
Gotta fix that airhead first, I think.
Now that the CB is 25 years old, it's probably time to fix it.
now I feel older...the CB is 25???? yikes! seems like only yesterday ....
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RandallIsland
Guest
Hey all,
One of my girlfriends is hauling in her old '75 Honda from Brooklyn in the back of her pickup, as we speak,
with the somewhat telling caveat that "It's pretty rusty".
Anyone out there know a reputable source for old (either used but preferably "new") Honda parts, online, besides E-bay?
It sounds like she is going to be in the market.
One of my girlfriends is hauling in her old '75 Honda from Brooklyn in the back of her pickup, as we speak,
with the somewhat telling caveat that "It's pretty rusty".
Anyone out there know a reputable source for old (either used but preferably "new") Honda parts, online, besides E-bay?
It sounds like she is going to be in the market.
kbasa
Well-known member
Hey all,
One of my girlfriends is hauling in her old '75 Honda from Brooklyn in the back of her pickup, as we speak,
with the somewhat telling caveat that "It's pretty rusty".
Anyone out there know a reputable source for old (either used but preferably "new") Honda parts, online, besides E-bay?
It sounds like she is going to be in the market.
Check out the Vintage Japanese Motorcycle Club. They've got a nice magazine they publish that has great sources for old parts.
What kind of Honda is it? World Motorcycles in Oakland has just about everything you need for SOHC CB750s.
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adamceckhardt
Guest
Ok, I'll bite-
What is it that you all do that you can afford all these nice bikes, semi-exotic (or full on exotic) cars, AND spend all day online to write about it?
Are any of you hiring? I'll work for any of you if it will afford me that lifestyle!
My one and only toy- 1200GS- will spend this Montana winter in a carport- no garage yet!
Seriously though- nice toys!
What is it that you all do that you can afford all these nice bikes, semi-exotic (or full on exotic) cars, AND spend all day online to write about it?
Are any of you hiring? I'll work for any of you if it will afford me that lifestyle!
My one and only toy- 1200GS- will spend this Montana winter in a carport- no garage yet!
Seriously though- nice toys!
Rinty
New member
what's in your garage
I seem to recall that the last time the MOA News published an average annual income figure of MOA members, the number was $92,000 or so.
But I'm not aware of any member who flies their bike to rallies in a Falcon 900 EX.
On the other hand, they may be keeping a low profile.
Rinty
I seem to recall that the last time the MOA News published an average annual income figure of MOA members, the number was $92,000 or so.
But I'm not aware of any member who flies their bike to rallies in a Falcon 900 EX.
On the other hand, they may be keeping a low profile.
Rinty
kbasa
Well-known member
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HONDARIDER
Guest
I design and build toasters for the Navy
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adamceckhardt
Guest
what I do
Since I asked, I might as well be the first to give a straight answer to my own question-
I am the finance manager at a Honda car dealership, and make less than half what the average MOA member makes. I'm also 26 years old, which puts me on the lower end of the age spectrum too.
The first person with a garage full of bikes (and expensive cars) to give a STRAIGHT about what they do for a living will get dinner, on me, next time they ride through Bozeman, Montana! Better hurry, we've already got snow!
Since I asked, I might as well be the first to give a straight answer to my own question-
I am the finance manager at a Honda car dealership, and make less than half what the average MOA member makes. I'm also 26 years old, which puts me on the lower end of the age spectrum too.
The first person with a garage full of bikes (and expensive cars) to give a STRAIGHT about what they do for a living will get dinner, on me, next time they ride through Bozeman, Montana! Better hurry, we've already got snow!
kbasa
Well-known member
I'm Director of Training and Implementation for a software company that is focused on the litigation support market. All my clients are either lawyers or legal support staff.
I have lengthy periods of slack time, followed by weeks of very, very intensive activity. Right now, today, is kind of a slack day.
Mr. President,
I should give you my lawyers name so you can charge him triple for your work. Man! this guy is trying to soak me for my divorce that is uncontested.
Take Care
Pat Carol
kbasa
Well-known member
We deal with the lawyers that are handling "bet the company" litigation. Typical stuff is a power company builds a powerplant, realizes they're going to default on their loan payment, so they sue the construction company and says they're responsible for delays on the project.
Two pharma companies work together to develop a mouse that's very susceptible to a particular kind of cancer. The companies end their agreement and sue each other for possession of breed of mouse.
That kinda thing.
Oh, the stories.