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Started by Johno, Wednesday, 26 December 2018, 02:49 PM

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lil4399

If you are going to run out of fuel, do it in your garage.

It's only a short walk to the kettle.

Irish in Oz


Snapey

If you look like your passport photo then you're too sick to travel.

Notty

The older I get the better I was
The problem with retirement is that you cant take a day off

Irish in Oz

Does your bike look like this Johno.

Johno

Some photos of my bikes:



My 1402 K5 purchased second hand in September 2015



My 1978 GS1000HC purchased new and traded for a 1981 GS1000GX which I still have on historic Registration.

Johno

GSX1400 K5 now sold
1981 GS1000G

Johno

Quote from: Irish in Oz on Saturday, 29 December  2018, 07:39 PM
Does your bike look like this Johno.

Giday Jeff,

I thought you would eventually tern up.

That was a great ride and the 1402's were in their element on those winding mountain roads.

A little warmer over here today (about 39C at home) so I did an early morning run to Mt White today.

Have a look at the Christmas photo I took tonight and posted in the Christmas challenge thread.

http://gsx1400owners.org/forum/index.php?topic=3741.0
Johno

GSX1400 K5 now sold
1981 GS1000G

Chrisl

Welcome and Seasons Greetings Johno !
Chris L
Frogmore
Hampshire

Irish in Oz

Johno
Do you remember this day a couple of years back.

Johno

Jeff,

Oran Park. No longer a racetrack, now a massive housing estate.

It was the last bike race meeting at the track.

I think it was the first time I met you. You rode down with the Newcastle VJMC members.

As I recall it was about 45C in the shade.

Brings back memories of some of the rides we did with me struggling to keep up on the GS1000G.

Decided "if you can't beat join em" and picked up the 1400 with your help and wise counsel.

The 1000G is now used for club rides and the 1400 for the serious riding.

I just love the lighter unsprung weight, fuel injection, brakes and the torque.

Everything else is better!

Hope they are treating you well over there. Would love to get to Ireland again and tour some more of the great coastline.
Johno

GSX1400 K5 now sold
1981 GS1000G

VladTepes

G'day @Johno



VJMC member eh.  Do you know any of the CX500 crowd in the VJMC ?
Ottomans: 'Hippity hoppity, Vienna's our property"
...and then the Winged Hussars arrived.

Vlad's K7 "Back in Black"
YouTubeLandyVlad Rides

Johno

Giday Vlad,

Thanks again to you and all the others for the warm welcomes.

Even Irish has regained his memory.

The CX 500 crowd were very active at VJMC rallies in past years but not as much recently.

Know a few from Sydney and Canberra.

Joe from Maleny was a regular in the past but haven't seen him for some time.
Johno

GSX1400 K5 now sold
1981 GS1000G

Johno

Quote from: Irish in Oz on Tuesday, 08 January  2019, 08:34 AM
Johno
Do you remember this day a couple of years back.

Nice photo of you and the XJ900.

My red GS1000G is just behind, obscured by His Irishness. I'm the grey bearded one grinning in the right hand corner.
Johno

GSX1400 K5 now sold
1981 GS1000G

Johno

Quote from: Irish in Oz on Tuesday, 08 January  2019, 08:34 AM
Johno
Do you remember this day a couple of years back.

A couple for Irish in Oz.

Do you remember these bikes and locations.
Johno

GSX1400 K5 now sold
1981 GS1000G

Irish in Oz

Inverell Rally, Copeton Dam.
A stroker day a few Pomme's and myself on the RD's. The 500's where Aussie will see if I can find pic of Jimmy's custom RD500.
Still retired but flat out doing renovations.

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