Well son number two (Kurt) has purchased his first motorcycle, its a pretty little thing.

He asked his dad (me) for some advice and would I mind coming along and checking the bike for him.

'It would be a pleasure son"


So off we went to look at the 'new' addition to 'Da Family', it was quite a tidy '93 model and (almost) completely original and only 43,000k on the clock and its condition reflected this, so tomorrow we pick up another bike, the young bloke has a smile as big as a split watermelon 







                                       Mmick

Quote from: monstermick58 on February 08, 2011, 01:42:59 AM
Well son number two (Kurt) has purchased his first motorcycle, its a pretty little thing.

He asked his dad (me) for some advice and would I mind coming along and checking the bike for him.

'It would be a pleasure son"


So off we went to look at the 'new' addition to 'Da Family', it was quite a tidy '93 model and (almost) completely original and only 43,000k on the clock and its condition reflected this, so tomorrow we pick up another bike, the young bloke has a smile as big as a split watermelon  







                                      Mmick

so what is it 

Quote from: monstermick58 on February 08, 2011, 01:42:59 AM
Well son number two (Kurt) has purchased his first motorcycle, its a pretty little thing.

He asked his dad (me) for some advice and would I mind coming along and checking the bike for him.

'It would be a pleasure son"


So off we went to look at the 'new' addition to 'Da Family', it was quite a tidy '93 model and (almost) completely original and only 43,000k on the clock and its condition reflected this, so tomorrow we pick up another bike, the young bloke has a smile as big as a split watermelon 

                                       Mmick

Brings a wee little tear to my eye.

Must make you feel like a proud dad to have your sons follow in your foot steps! [moto]


SO when are we all going for a ride then?

Quote from: Dockstrada on February 08, 2011, 02:04:40 AM

so what is it 

Oh yeah, I forgot that bit

Er.... here we go

Quote from: DUCMONROB on February 08, 2011, 02:35:01 AM

Brings a wee little tear to my eye.

Must make you feel like a proud dad to have your sons follow in your foot steps! [moto]


SO when are we all going for a ride then?

Proud as buggery 'o'

The ride will happen when I rebuild the rear shock





                                     Mmick

awesome mmick!

What......no spokie dokies Mmick............?

Wow! you won't miss that on the road.

Congrats on the new addition to the stable

That is a pretty looking bike. 

yeah......and is much better than my first bike..........

Quote from: Brian W on February 08, 2011, 03:32:28 AM
What......no spokie dokies Mmick............?

Er...no Brian, no spokie dokies,and thats the thing, wheels (as far as I'm aware) are the wrong colour and it has an after market pipe (original included). The rest is as  stock as it comes.

Quote from: Brian W on February 08, 2011, 05:56:41 PM
yeah......and is much better than my first bike..........

Me too!

My first bike that I bought was a Honda XL250.

Took what I thought was a very special photo today










This is three generations of motorcyclists,
from left to right

My dad, stupid er..I mean me, then my son's Scott, Kurt and Grant.






                                     Mmick

awsome mick..
great photo!   

Quote from: monsta on February 09, 2011, 03:57:38 AM
awsome mick..
great photo!   

Yea, thanks mate.

Quite a diverse group of bikes too!
Kawasaki,Ducati,Suzuki, Yamaha and Honda





                                              Mmick

Quote from: monstermick58 on February 08, 2011, 07:11:13 PM

Er...no Brian, no spokie dokies,and thats the thing, wheels (as far as I'm aware) are the wrong colour and it has an after market pipe (original included). The rest is as  stock as it comes.




Me too!

My first bike that I bought was a Honda XL250.

+1 my first bike too Mick loved it with its ridiculously loud Basani pipe


well I wouldn't really class a Puch moped as one
although it was the first bike I got chased by the Police on,

thought I got away with it    until the  knocked on my
parents front door in the middle of dinner that night   

they put the squeeze on my mate they caught on the mini bike
bastard giving me up so easy,

but in those days the Cops were
using a little more physical interrogation methods 


And great family photo Mick [moto] [moto] [moto] [moto]