...... Gio's still feeling left out .........Gtrain wrote: Hello Everyone on Planet Earththere think that should cover it
hello from Melbourne
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Samray
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Re: hello from Melbourne
D-Rider wrote:...... Gio's still feeling left out .........Gtrain wrote: Hello Everyone on Planet Earth
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HowardQ
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We were never sure if Gio was from this planet or not, but now he's arranged to have his BMW GS "stolen" and bought the best lookin Falco on this side of the planet, we have to take him a bit more seriously!Gtrain wrote:Hello everyone on, in and around planet Earth
Now Ive covered everyone, including Gio
(Only jokin Gio!)
About takin you seriously that is
Well should talk about myself a little bit,
my falco's a flame red had it since new, now has 20,000 km's on it, never had any problems with it, has Madaz after market pipes, tires are pilot powers have fitted a fox twin clicker rear shock,goodridge braided lines, mpl slave cyclinder,have just fitted a slcarbon chip (thanks to JCG from AF1)
still needing to fit a mille swingarm from holland, carbon hugger from Vermont (America) and if it ever get here a renegade air kit from the states
I've been a member of AF1 for about a year now, so I know what I need to do (lock up the credit card when ever I'm online)
Don't do a lot of touring on the bird, have four boys so don't seem to find the time, but have started doing some track days at Phillip Island, love that place
so far done level one and two superbike school and two ride days, will be down there on easter monday for another go
I'm a carpenter by trade but have now been teaching at a trade school for the last 2 years get lots of time off just not much money to go with it
so plans for the bike can take a while
so thats me in a nut shell
ow the nic name Gtrain, had some students of mine start calling me the big G though I'm not big then Gtrain its a bit of a laugh as theres a famous Aussie rules footballer nicnamed Gtrain, so the nicname just stuck
Cheers
Greg
my falco's a flame red had it since new, now has 20,000 km's on it, never had any problems with it, has Madaz after market pipes, tires are pilot powers have fitted a fox twin clicker rear shock,goodridge braided lines, mpl slave cyclinder,have just fitted a slcarbon chip (thanks to JCG from AF1)
still needing to fit a mille swingarm from holland, carbon hugger from Vermont (America) and if it ever get here a renegade air kit from the states
I've been a member of AF1 for about a year now, so I know what I need to do (lock up the credit card when ever I'm online)
Don't do a lot of touring on the bird, have four boys so don't seem to find the time, but have started doing some track days at Phillip Island, love that place
so far done level one and two superbike school and two ride days, will be down there on easter monday for another go
I'm a carpenter by trade but have now been teaching at a trade school for the last 2 years get lots of time off just not much money to go with it
so plans for the bike can take a while
so thats me in a nut shell
ow the nic name Gtrain, had some students of mine start calling me the big G though I'm not big then Gtrain its a bit of a laugh as theres a famous Aussie rules footballer nicnamed Gtrain, so the nicname just stuck
Cheers
Greg
The problem with common sense is, its not very common
Thank god for that, I'd not want to be taken 2 seriously, lifes 2 shortHowardQ wrote:We were never sure if Gio was from this planet or not, but now he's arranged to have his BMW GS "stolen" and bought the best lookin Falco on this side of the planet, we have to take him a bit more seriously!Gtrain wrote:Hello everyone on, in and around planet Earth
Now Ive covered everyone, including Gio
(Only jokin Gio!)
About takin you seriously that is