Greetings from far away...

[Bullykatz]

Greetings from the Chicago Il area where it's currently 17 degrees fahrenheit and the bike is tucked away for the winter.
Thinking about selling the house, packing up the wife and kids and crating the bike and bringing it over...
Seems you fellas have some nice scenery and roads to enjoy. As it has a great deal of sentimental value to me, I'll be bringing my oo-suzumebachi...

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Cheers!

[Mr John]

G'day BK, I dunno what 17 degrees is in real temperature but I'm guessing it's cold. We don't get that here so much. We do enjoy great riding weather and some lovely scenery but we suffer from an overall dearth of exciting roads. If you like them long and straight we've got just the roads for you and you can ride them all year round.
Cool tail job on the bike!!

[Evil Dwarf]

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[kapyong]

That looks like it should buzz along pretty well............

[buelllord]

G'day BK, I dunno what 17 degrees is in real temperature but I'm guessing it's cold.

It's -8c ...........


Hi mate, the roads aren't that good but at least we get to ride all year round.



buelllord

[Billy]

welcome. It was a nice cool 31c here today. was a rather good day to go play on the local track. there are a few nice roads around here, but they are at least and hour or so away, worth it IMO though

[Rizzo]

G'day mate! Welcome to PSB.

Perth aint that bad, not as good as some other places in OZ, but hell we make up for it with our drinkin!

[DrRockso]

Bee nice.

DrRockso.

[n00b_Ryder]

your bike is so cute I love it! And brr that's cold, at least we can ride through our winter. Come on over to Aus!

[Bullykatz]

Bee nice.

DrRockso.

"There's nothing brutal about being nice, this sucks."-Nathan Explosion


The paint scheme is a combo of trying to not look like every other dropped, chromed and polished bike around here and to make sure cagers see me...
Been riding for 30+ years and the only thing that makes winter bearable is the thought of riding in the spring. Being able to ride year round sounds a bit... Attractive to say the least. Now all I have to do is save a big chunk of change, apply for a visa, find a nice busy veterinary practice looking for a nurse, get hired, find a house, ship everything and everyone over and I'll be set. Only thing I know for sure is that I have to get out of this country before the fecal matter impacts the multi-bladed electric powered wind accelerating device...

Cheers!