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Newbe from Hollywood, the other one, in Fl.

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Mornin' All,
Found this site surfin' for an answer for an issue with my 1971 Kawasaki F5 Bighorn.
A lil' about me. I'm a 40 year Master ASE Tech. and retired automotive instructor. I restore vintage Jap bikes as a hobby. I love to breathe life back into these old sleds.
Just bought a nice parcel of land in Liberty County. By the looks of the map, it's about 40 mins. outta Houston to the N.E. LOL, yep, yer right, I haven't been there yet...yet. Trip planed for the end of the month. Need to clear a spot and set up house.
I currently ride a '72 Kawasaki H2. 1969 H1 500 almost done. Body shop holding me up on the tins <do tell>. Just finished an '84 Kenny Roberts RZ350. Went to a good home in PA. last week.
Enough of that. I'm looking forward to browsing the site. Hopefully I'll find a question and answer thread/room?
Looking forward to getting aquanted with ya'll and learning to post pics.
 

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Welcome to the site. There are bunch of members in the Houston area. I'm sure some will chime in shortly.
 
Welcome to the forum and Texas.
 
Welcome to the site! :wave:

I hope you've been to this part of Texas. Compared to L.A., the humidity can be a bit daunting... I lived in Santa Monica for a year and recall people wigging out when the humidity got up around 20-25%... Meanwhile my nose was cracking, hehe. It can get a bit soupy here in SE Texas ;-)

We do have the Vintage/Project forum where you can post questions about that kind of stuff, or you can just post in the General forum.
 
Tourmeister said:
Welcome to the site! :wave:

I hope you've been to this part of Texas. Compared to L.A., the humidity can be a bit daunting... I lived in Santa Monica for a year and recall people wigging out when the humidity got up around 20-25%... Meanwhile my nose was cracking, hehe. It can get a bit soupy here in SE Texas ;-)

We do have the Vintage/Project forum where you can post questions about that kind of stuff, or you can just post in the General forum.
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Scott, I'm thinking he is talking about Hollywood, Florida. Having been in Florida this spring, I am pretty sure the humidity won't be a surprise. The piney woods however may take a little getting used to. :-)

Welcome to the site.
 
jfink said:
Scott, I'm thinking he is talking about Hollywood, Florida. Having been in Florida this spring, I am pretty sure the humidity won't be a surprise. The piney woods however may take a little getting used to. :-)

Welcome to the site.
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:doh:

I realized that AFTER I posted! :lol2: Dementia I'm sure... at least that's my story and I'm sticking to it :twitch:
 
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