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7 hours ago, Kwasaki said:Great stuff lost all my pictures on a number of move abouts when young.
What a good photo library to have. ????
I have lost or misplaced many of my original pictures. But I always kept the negatives.
About 10 or 15 years ago I scanned all of my negatives into my computer memory and keep several copies.- 2
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19 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:Good looking bikes, unlike many bikers I've never been one for 2 stokes.
That little NSR showed me over 160kph with my wife riding on the back.
Great brakes and easy handling. I think it was 75000฿ new.
I quickly grew tired of the riding position. No more crotch rockets for me after that.
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30 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:
Honda CB750 classed as the first Superbikes has anyone had one.
A Japanese friend had one and let me borrow it for a week to go on my high school graduation field trip to Shimoda in June 1971. I was 17 years old.
It was green and awesome. I believe it was a 1969 model. Very thrilling exhaust note on those early CB750s.- 1
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A few more of my z1 pictures:
Florida
This was at a race in Dade City Florida 1974. I took 2nd place in the unlimited class. Me and my Bell Star. This was the only track race that I ever entered in my life. The payments on the Z weren’t even finished yet.
Monterey, California 1975
San Francisco 1976
San Angelo, Texas 1975
Ft Worth Texas 1977
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Kawasaki Mach III 500
Upper Arlington, Ohio 1972
A friend and I did a round trip from Columbus, Ohio to Nashville, Tennessee summer 1972.
He rode his brand new 1972 H2 750.
During our return trip coming back from Nashville on a cool and humid night ride on I-75 through Kentucky, we got into a high speed top end race with a 429 CobraJet Torino. Somehow my H1 ended up in front of both the H2 and the CJ. Go figure. My friend wasn’t thrilled about it and the CJ guy lost the race or maybe just chickened out.
From a stoplight, my H1 couldn’t get near the H2. Not even close.- 3
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My first bike. Tokorozawa Japan late 1969. I was 15 years old.
The bike was previously used as a shuttle at a Toshiba factory and was painted the Toshiba colors of red and yellow. It was slightly refurbished and presented to me for helping out in a small Honda shop during the summer of 1969.
Honda Super Cub, unknown year- 3
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19 hours ago, Kwasaki said:They reckon to be classified as classic it's 30years old.
What bikers here have bikes that are 30 years old or more.
How about cool bikes we once owned but no longer own?
Is that OK?
I have pictures.
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I moved to Phuket over a year ago and I love it.
The traffic is starting to suck now, but I am walking distance from anything I need, other than immigration.
If you think it is too expensive here, then you didn't stay long enough to learn where the bargains are.
I have my own wheels. So I never need expensive taxis or minivans.
There is a lot more here to see than tourist areas and traffic jams.
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I lived in a rented house outside of Udon Thani in the mid 70s. We were buying Thai sticks wrapped in newspaper, 3 layers of 7 sticks per bundle.
21 sticks for 20 baht or $1.
I found a couple of pictures from back then.
Back to the present day, I recently bought a very fresh batch of NKP red string from a distributors house on the Mekong river in NKP. I had lived near that area for years (now living in Phuket) and have some good friends there that pointed me in the right direction during a road trip we recently took up there.
This is the best brick weed I have sampled since forever. The very clean and clear quality of the high is far better than any of the old brown brick weed from the past and made me think of the old Thai stick days. The smell is also very similar to the original Thai stick weed, as I remember it.
Where I am staying now in Phuket, I can walk to 5 or 10 different weed shops in a few minutes. Seems like a new shop opens every day. But they will no longer be seeing my face in any of those shops. The weed they are selling looks very nice, but costs hundreds of times more per gram than the 3.3฿ per gram that I paid for my NKP brick weed. And there is very little difference in the strength. I still have some of the megabuck weed that I bought before our road trip to compare it to directly.
Happy days are here again. "Highly" recommended.
Non-believers need not respond.
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That information was posted 10 years ago. It may not be there now.
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11 hours ago, Jingthing said:
Well that isn't true.
I just used it a few days ago with my usual Thai address.
There are harder rules now for setting it up initially though.
I was told that in person at the St Petersburg, Florida Social Security office.
Apparently YMMV.
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I drove through a couple of days ago at around 3pm and the checkpoint was unmanned.
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I changed from a Thai address to a US address because they said I would not be able to access my online social security account with a foreign address.
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4 hours ago, papa al said:
Prolly papa losing it
but couldn't see price quote
in either of those dam/issan links.
Will try to remember to stop by local dealer
n check.
Classic motorbikes
in Motorcycles in Thailand
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Thanks.
More to come later.