Its been fun...

But as quickly as I got myself into this, I have to get myself out.

I want to thank all who helped me through my KZ journey, you are a great group of people.

All the information about my short lived motorcycling experience can be found on my blog in my sig.

Thank you all and god bless.

hey sorry to hear about the housing....when heading down for a stretch be assured it is to build some uphill speed...you come through your times smarter and better prepped for dips and swerves ahead....the bikes will come and go..all things work out.....everytime...it's a gaurantee......take care of yourself .... let go.... and watch the path show itself..... let us know how your doing soon...craig

arreviderci !

Hope it turns around quick. Both the bike and your luck.

Keep your chin up better days are ahead,been there, don't get down hearted,keep a positive attitude things will turn around much quicker if you do, I think you'll be back on KZR in the near future,the KZR members are behind you go give life hell, get back up, and keep getting back up.

You can still hang out here!

Thanks for the words of encouragement guys! I will still drop in and say hi when I can... I have quite limited internet access right now though.

That's the way she goes buddy.

Sometimes she goes, sometimes she doesn't. It all usually comes together for some reason or another and every part's important although not always pleasnt.

Hang tough, it makes you tougher.

I'm not trying to make fun of a bad situation but I have a friend that has a biker tent. It sleeps 4 and has a covered drive through garage so to speak for the bike. Check it out at bikertent.com. If you are homeless this could be a way to live and keep the bike. I have been out of work for a while now and can feel your pain. The bike gets excellent fuel mileage for these trying times.

I want one of those! It's so hard finding a place to live with a garage/shop. That's a great nomadic item, a ceramic heater and your good to go.