Welcome to the Clinic Randy!!

Any chance we could talk you into doing an article about installing an Alien Face on a Road Star?

GRAM

Hi Gram,

I'm sure that could be done.
I'll think about what needs to be done and go from there.
I can't say when, but I like the idea.
Soon I'll get to it and send a rough idea of it to you and see what you think.

Thanks for the welcome Gram!
Randy

I guess your plug for " Alien Faces" will be ok!
Randy great to see you here. If anyone wishes to know about the quality of your work they but have to ask me. it is first rate!

Dick

Hey Dick,

Thanks for the welcome!
I promise to not plug my wares here anymore... (Well, 'cept for the subliminal ones! hehe)
Thanks!

Randy

Hi, I'm from Houston, Texas and ride a 2004 Road Star.

Post edited by: Zo, at: 2005/05/30 22:44<br><br>Post edited by: Zo, at: 2005/08/28 08:08

Hello Kevin,
I also ride a 2004 RS. You will find many helpful items here and a great place to ask questions. Welcome to the family!

Dick

Hello Kevin and welcome

CRASH here … got the nickname when I raced Superbikes “umpty flumph” years ago and it has stuck. First bike was a Bultaco 250 when I was eleven and having survived that have been riding every since. I couldn't list all the bikes I have owned in my 30+ years of riding, but I have owned – and wrecked – quite a collection. Just bought a brand new on the show room floor 2003 Roadstar (the color and the spoke wheels called to me from where I was looking at a Royal Star – the siren’s wail could not be ignored … and my wife liked it too – soooooo …. ) and immediately gussied it up. Am LOVING the bike and HATING Concord Yamaha’s service department , but thanks to some tweaks I have found here and some other forums, I have my “Woad Star Wunna” purring like a kitten (and virtually rattle free). New pipes and it will growl like a Tigger .. er, Tiger.

Father of a 10 year old son that is the best riding buddy I have ever had and a 13 year old demoness ... I mean daughter. (They go back to normal at some point don’t they? ) The 10 year old has already calculated that about the time he turns 16 I should be wanting a new bike and he can have my Roadstar … kid is too smart, but I can weasel a new bike out of it so what the heck. Work as a Manufacturing Operations Manager near Sacramento, CA and live about an hour from San Francisco.

Great forum and a great community I have found myself in. I never realized how much fun I could have at 50MPH, and what a great crowd of people I would fall in with when I bought my Yamaharley.

Crash,
Glad you found this forum. Hope you will be a regular and let us learn from your experiences.

Dick <br><br>Post edited by: dl, at: 2004/08/08 03:42

Hello all. I am new to this site but like what I see so far. My name is Paul and live in the middle tennessee area now. Was born in England, grew up in the Detroit area and now here. I work in Machine Maintenance for an auto maker here. I was raised around bikes as mh dad was an avid rider, he had many bikes in England, from an ariel leader to a vincent black knight. I have had over the years a yamaha 390(I think) enduro type, a honda 750 four, and now have an 04 R* Midnight Silverado. Really like it, have 2000 miles on it so far, it is currently stock, but have some HK 2.75 Big Straights on order. Just a start but hopefully to add some more stuff as time permits. I also have a 67' GTO, am a licenced pilot, a scuba diver, an amatuer photographer, ........, the list goes on, too many expensive hobbies. I live on 55 acres just outside of Nashville with my long time girlfriend and our dog.