Hello Everyone !

Steve, how do I get a sig pic?

Pat<br><br>Post edited by: usafretired, at: 2004/06/26 06:05

its actually pretty simple Pat!

Go into your forum profile (just above this post) and then go to the signature field/

Clikc once on the &quot;Img&quot; button above the field, type in the address to your sig pic, then click in the &quot;Img&quot; button again. That will get it into your posts. The address should start with &quot;http://&quot;.

Steve

john, you are a lucky guy, my wife will only get on the bike when it is not running! have fun and welcome back to the best stress relief knowned to mankind net to *(^.<br><br>Post edited by: dl, at: 2004/06/29 19:09

Hello everyone, I'm Greg Jones ( star4403) and started riding again about a year ago. 2002 R* and just waiting for more cash so I can pay off the credit card so i can buy some more stuff!!

Later,

Welcome to the Road Star Clinic Greg!!

Hang tight to that credit card .

I have worn a few out on my bike.

GRAM

Welcome Greg, this is a good place to be.

Hello Everyone,

My name is David McAdams. I am the proud owner of a '04 R* Silverado. It took a while to get another bike (1st was an '84 Suzuki Madura 1200cc water-cooled hotrod).

I bought my Roadie in April and already have over 4000 miles on it. Special thanks have to go out to Gram and many others for helping me get the tuning setup right. I now have the power I have read so much about.

Later all, David

DL wrote:
John, great to see you here also. As far as wanting to learn all you can I sure fit that statement. Career Air Force, Certified Chef, Baker, Stain Glass artist, former hatchery Owner raising Fresh Water Angel fish, Scuba diver, Sales, and on and on............. But now formost a Roadaholic!

Glad to see you here also, been kinda busy the past few day, wish I would've responded earlier! Glad to know someone else is as avid in their pursuit of knowledge! I like your bike, its a beautiful machine. Then again, it's a Road Star, and those are beautiful in general, haha. Hope I'll be around more often!<br><br>Post edited by: GRAM jr., at: 2004/06/30 08:44

David,
Glad too see your post! What all have you done to your bike?

Good Morning, All!

My name is Pete King. I live on a couple of acres just northeast of Binghamton, NY in a town called Port Crane. I'm a Business Analyst in the IT department of an Electronics Manufacturing company, supporting Materials/Manufacturing/Production. I'm 43, on my second marriage to a beautiful woman who is willing to put up with me and my 10 year old daughter. Prior to this marriage 3 years ago, I was a single dad with custody of my daughter for 3 years. Fun but stressful!

I've been riding on and off for most of my life. I moved up to the '99 roadstar I have presently after selling two XS1100s (a standard and a midnight special) I restored and rode.

I've got an undergrad degree in English/communication, and an MS in Information Resource Mgt from Syracuse University (GO ORANGE!!!)

Hobbies...lots of them! I love to cook, I am the secretary/treasurer of the Binghamton Racing Pigeon Club (I've got about 150 birds in my lofts); I'm the VP of STAR chapter 158; I train bird dogs and enjoy my two setters; I kayak, canoe, fish, hunt, camp; I collect books of all kinds, altho early classics are my favorite; I've been homebrewing and winemaking for 20 years. I'll stop there...!

GRAM, I just want to thank you for the work you've put into making this site a worthwhile, productive one. If there's anything I can do to assist you in any way, please let me know.

Pete King
Kinger, and petek9 on Delphi