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Started by Max Way, February 18, 2013, 06:44:02 AM

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Max Way

As good as the 1400GTR is I've traded it in ( part ex, I think you say in the UK ?). It was just time for me to scratch a Guzzi itch that had just become too hard to resist and as I'm about to turn 60 I thought it was time to cross it off the bucket list.

Thanks one and all for the great time I've had with this forum, although I wasn't the most prolific poster in the world I always checked in at least once a day to see what was happening.

Good luck and a lifetime of safe riding to all.

Max. (aka Glenn )




O.C.

Sorry to see that you've changed your GTR Glenn, that doesn't mean that you have to leave the forum, why not 'pop in' now and then for a chat

Hope that you like your Guzzi, some pics would be good   :yes:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Lonewolf

Glenn I can only echo what OC has said, a change of wheels doesn't mean you can't still be part of our little community.  :mfr_lol:


Please do keep visiting and checking that we're all still awake.

Debs

Enjoy your new Guzzi when you get it but please dont leave this mad house  :mfr_lol:

Go and have some fun. Im sure you will want another GTR in time and will be back  :mfr_lol:

Max Way

#4
Thanks for the kind thoughts  :embarrassed: Deb, in an ideal world I would keep the GTR but sadly it has to go to fund the new toy !

I don't collect the new bike until Friday and I'll post a pic or two soon after, assuming I can stop my hands shaking from that big V twin  :grin:

Glenn.

PS Why I used the name Max Way - I'm a bit paranoid about using my name on the net - when my son was a little lad he was learning to spell his name at school. Now his first name is Christopher and the surname is a bit of a mouthful, so after a frustrating day of unsuccessfully trying to write his name he arrived home declaring " I wish my name was Max Way, at least I could spell it. " :smiley: Gave me a good chuckle then and 20 odd years later still makes me smile.

Winston Smith

Stay onboard Glenn - I jumped brands but still enjoy the banter on here more than ANY other forum I belong to.

Great bunch here and no snobbiness or one-make-only attitude unlike most forums covering my current brand!

And I too have a Guzzi itch, but I won't scratch it!!
Four is fun.  Six is sex.

I Dream of a World where Chickens can Cross the Road without having their Motives Questioned

alibx11

Ditto the rests views, don't disappear altogether Glenn and post photos of your new steed.

I considered the Guzzi Norge before I bought my GTR but didn't go for it as supply of parts and dealers in N Ireland are a bit scarce. Still liked the thought's of buying something a bit different.

What model did you buy?

Good luck and health to enjoy it but make sure you come back and give us your opinions on it.

Al.

O.C.

Quote from: Winston Smith on February 18, 2013, 11:47:45 AM
Stay onboard Glenn - I jumped brands but still enjoy the banter on here more than ANY other forum I belong to.

Great bunch here and no snobbiness or one-make-only attitude unlike most forums covering my current brand!

And I too have a Guzzi itch, but I won't scratch it!!

Scratching itches is an expensive pastime............. Its likely that I'm just about to scratch another one   :oops:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Lonewolf

OMG, what's it going to be now? Don't tell me you've finally seen sense and are going to get a magnesium coloured GTR.  :popcorn:

Winston Smith

Is it another oldie?
Is it another big Kwak?
Is it one of Bavarias best?
Is it a dirt bike?

You never know with Roger - only that it won't be a Honda... :biker3:
Four is fun.  Six is sex.

I Dream of a World where Chickens can Cross the Road without having their Motives Questioned

keith

hi max i too changed my gtr,went for a zzr 1441,moved that to a busa ,which i said was going to be my last bike, but i was wrong it was to be my second last bike!!!! i got the urge for another zzr 1441 coming march the first (uptill now if everything works out), but i still keep an eye on this forum and join in if i can, as i said before i still find this the best,friendly forum i have been on. hope you enjoy your new bike...

jenros

all the best dude,post a few piccys up as well,an tell us what you like more from the guzz tha perhaps the gtr lacks,?(i did say perhaps didnt i????lol). enjoy it what ever you ride an keep safe! :yes:  jenros

O.C.

Quote from: Winston Smith on February 18, 2013, 04:44:02 PM
Is it another oldie?
Is it another big Kwak?
Is it one of Bavarias best?
Is it a dirt bike?

You never know with Roger - only that it won't be a Honda... :biker3:

LMAO at your last comment Chris....how right you are sir  :mfr_lol: :mfr_lol:

In answer to your questions :-

Yes.
No.
Definitely not !
No it certainly isn't

It's likely to have a nasty 'snake bite'   :wink:  :whistling:
BE KIND...


ROG .

Winston Smith

You have my curiosity sir!

"snake bite"?

Only snakebite I can think of are the ones drunk when I were a lad and a young biker in't late 70's and early 80's
Four is fun.  Six is sex.

I Dream of a World where Chickens can Cross the Road without having their Motives Questioned

Boomer

I had a Guzzi itch once, but my Doctor gave me some cream and told me to stop riding the Guzzi and it would go away.  :mfr_lol:
Enjoy the Guzzi, they are an experience. Not sure I'd want to repeat it though. I borrowed a friends LeMans for 4 weeks and while it was different I never managed to get use to the feel of it. Was glad to get back on my GS550E.
George "Boomer" Garratt
Wickford, UK
http://www.gtr1000.com