I gave away a perfectly good bike!
- bikeguy joe
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I gave away a perfectly good bike!
Yeah, gave my Dad my Honda 360T.
He's the one who got me my first bike (minibike) and the one who's 72 BSA I rode the crap out of when I first got my licence. He's also the one who came and picked up the wreckage (me and the bike) at 3 am once, and only kicked my "O Ring" a little when we got home.
He's had a '67 305, a '73 350, a '76 750F and an '83 VT Ascot Honda...guess that makes him a "Honda guy".
Anyhow, it's been a few years since he's ridden and the other day he metioned the gas prices, wishes he had a cheap way to get to the airport, ect.
He also mentioned that he was thinking of spending around 1500 bucks on a used Whizzer, so I pulled the old 360T out of the mothballs and gave it to him.
Can't wait to go riding with him and my daughter!
Photos soon I hope....
He's the one who got me my first bike (minibike) and the one who's 72 BSA I rode the crap out of when I first got my licence. He's also the one who came and picked up the wreckage (me and the bike) at 3 am once, and only kicked my "O Ring" a little when we got home.
He's had a '67 305, a '73 350, a '76 750F and an '83 VT Ascot Honda...guess that makes him a "Honda guy".
Anyhow, it's been a few years since he's ridden and the other day he metioned the gas prices, wishes he had a cheap way to get to the airport, ect.
He also mentioned that he was thinking of spending around 1500 bucks on a used Whizzer, so I pulled the old 360T out of the mothballs and gave it to him.
Can't wait to go riding with him and my daughter!
Photos soon I hope....
- Wizzard
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What a nice thing to do . Good on ya M8.
Regards, Wizz
Regards, Wizz
"Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside, throughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming --- ' WOW, WHAT A RIDE!!!! ' " - Author Unknown
- bikeguy joe
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Thanks, people. I'm just tryin' to keep the biker lineage going in the family. I figured it was a tiny fraction of a price to pay back all the things he's done for me.
I thought it would take him to long to get to the airport on a Whizzer and this was a lot cheaper too. (he had to buy a new battery).
I thought it would take him to long to get to the airport on a Whizzer and this was a lot cheaper too. (he had to buy a new battery).
Very nice of you. I gave my older brother my '78 KZ650 about 6 yrs ago. He had a '79 in rougher shape. He also did some electrical work for me on my house. Also influenced my music tastes.
I got the bike back (he was a nice guy to give it back) a few years later. Then it sat for a few years. I've got her running again, and am lovin it.
I got the bike back (he was a nice guy to give it back) a few years later. Then it sat for a few years. I've got her running again, and am lovin it.
Rob
1978 KZ650C2
1978 KZ650C2 father/son project
1979 KZ650C3
1978 KZ650C2
1978 KZ650C2 father/son project
1979 KZ650C3