Welcome back n2dwoodz.

Hope you're rid of all that bad Karma in your past.

Doc

Hi my name is JungleBear11 take off the 11 and yes its my old call sign
my name is George and i live in Hemet Calif yes Gram I'm close to you we should go for a ride sometime I am married with 4 daughters i have 2 girls that love to ride and 2 that don't i started out at 15 riding motorcycles on Harley's most of the time but collected allot of bikes threw the years i own a 02 Roadie and am planning on buying its big brother the Stratoliner just waiting for a good deal and going to the auction in april to try and pick up a honda rune not to ride but to collect think it might be worth some bucks someday
i was a auto mech all my life and owned a couple of businesses but never really learned much about fixing bikes i have learned that applying principals of cars to bikes doesn't work so i get my self into trouble most of the time i was lucky and was able to retire in 1999 and been enjoying the good life ever since lately tho i think my roadie might have a trace of harley dna in it it gets a little quirky sometimes

junglebear11 wrote:
... i was lucky and was able to retire in 1999 and been enjoying the good life ever since lately ...

Let's see George .... retired + sunny CA ..... I hate you already

In all seriousness, I hope you're enjoying your retirement. Although I like my job I'm looking forward to my youngest daughter being out of school so that I can finally spend my days doing all the things I now don't have time to do .... like ride.

Doc

yea doc it sure is nice getting to go when ever i want to that is for sure and the girls well they never leave home it seems but they are all independent and i pretty much do what i want i can take off for a week at a time and sometimes i don't think they even realize I'm gone there in college and working and doing there own things and I'm free and yes sunny California year round riding

hello to all,names darryl. livin in the tri state area of pa. oh. wv. at this time.(gotta get back s.west)short ridin season here.
i was harley for dam near 30 yrs. bought my first glide brand new in "77".
gotta say made the switch to the R* and tell everyone it's the sweetest harley i ever road, and it's built by yamaha.
the took the vtwin and emproved it (OH YEAH)..bout the 06 R* 5-6 put over 6000 smooth beautiful ridin miles on it in 3 months,not a one problem.... just prue shinin times..

Welcome to the clinic Sasquatch, Think I've seen your picture before on the cover of "sun" magazine at news stands while paying for my groceries. Picture was pretty blurry though, might not have been you.

thx 4 the welcome bigbear......yeah most pix cought me on the run......
like the tat...belong to a clann,name a dogg clann..hit that on the web.
we use that 4 our flag.

Here I am!
My name's Maximiliano, I'm a 32 Italian boy living in a small city near Milan.
I'm a second generation biker, my father rode Moto Guzzi SP, California and V10 Centauro for a long time, but I love my 2003 black roadie (and my father likes it too, even if it is not an italian bike ). My other bikes were a Honda XL 125 (I hated my first bike!), a Yamaha Dragstar 650 (Vstar 650) and a Dragstar 1100.

Greetings!
I'm Aaron Carriker (2005Roadstar) and I ride an '05 Silverado. Bought it used a year ago in Feb. with about 1,600 miles on it; it now has over 11,000. It only took about two weeks before I'd put different pipes on it (Roadhouse slip-ons) and an Arlen Ness air kit. Love this bike!! I've been riding since I got my first bike in 1985. Started out with a 1982 Kawasaki 750CSR that I rode 'til 1998 when I bought a 1995 Kawasaki Vulcan 800A. Loved that bike too. Every winter I'd bring it inside and do all the required maintenance, clean it up then bring it out in the spring. Bought it with 3,800 miles on it and when I retired it last spring in favor of the Roadstar it had almost 71,000 miles on it. I'm probably going to sell it this spring and that will be a sad, sad day. Hopefully the Roadstar will give me as many trouble-free miles as the Vulcan did.
I live in St. Charles, Missouri, which is about 30 miles northwest of St. Louis. I've worked at one of the local hospitals in the Maintenance Dept. since July '83, about three months after I got out of the Marine Corps. I work with a great group of guys, of which about 5 or 6 also ride. We've been planning a trip to Yellowstone this summer so that's got us all psyched!!!
I guess I'll quit rambling now. Glad I found the Road Star Clinic!! Ride safe!

In The Wind,
Aaron