Ridgeback
Wakin up the neighbours
Mine comes from my little boy,Gilbert,who I've had since he was 8wks old.
A truly wonderful breed of dog
A truly wonderful breed of dog
Bryan Douglas Hill
I actually have a nickname in real life that my coworkers/friends use for me: Goop
Maybe I should should change that on the forum...Can that be done or do I have to create an all new account?
I am now Goop! :BLAA:
Thanks Admin!
Hey Goop!
Now you have to tell us the story behind the name.
I've been a fan of 1st gen Pontiac Firebird (1967 to 1969) since I was 12. By the time I was 23 I picked up a convertible of that vintage but immediately wanted the 400 inch big block bad boy, holy grail of that era.
That 400 model has eluded me for over 20 years. It was too expensive then and has continued to get more expensive up to now (Still out of reach). and oh yeah somewhere along the way I tacked a list of stuff I wanetd my 400 inch ci dream F'Bird to have - a 4 speed, numbers matching, deluxe interior, hood tach, , power windows, disc brakes, etc. The thing is way out of reach.
Ah ha, but though there is good news!! Bikes are so easily attainable. Just a few thousand for a turnkey Fz6!! I always wanted a bike since 12 too.. so at least that dream came true. And I just took the Firebird out of registration for the first time in over 20 years. With the bike, I really don't think I will miss driving it.
Erci: btw, this is a great thread topic!!
..It's from the name of a cross country event riding classic motorcycles but originated from a race in Italy. The name was taken from: Giro Motociclistico d'Italia, the historic race, loved for its daring open-road excitement and competitive spirit.
I'm not Italian that I know of and I'm not nostalgic but I do believe in the soul of riding....