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Welcome - Getting started & FAQs - Read Here First... => Introduce Yourself & Your Bike => Topic started by: redfive on September 01, 2015, 09:50:49 PM
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Hi Everyone
I joined this little group a few years ago then I was looking to get a ST and as of last Thursday I am the proud owner of a 2005 Candy Graceful Red ST1300 ABS model got it in Port Macquarie from Rock Motorcycle
I traded in a much loved CB1300 but some things have to go to make way for new ones I rode it down to the Mountain Pie shop on Sunday with my good friend Andrew aka Atoyot to meet a few of you guys
ive done about 1000kms on it and im loving it
it will be off the road for about a month while I get it a bloody good clean and service to get it up the my standard anyway so I might have a question or too about something along the way
I look forward to many years of great rides
Glenn Turner
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Welcome redfive. It looks like you have settled in already.
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Hi Redfive and welcome to OzSTOC from SA. I'm sure we'll meet up at a RTE somewhere. :hatwave
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Hi Glen
Another welcome from SA.
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Enjoy redfive. Make sure it is ready for Balranald on 19th Sep. :hatwave
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Welcome to the gang redfive. :thumbsup
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Welcome along redfive :thumb enjoy mate :hatwave
Cheers
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"Get it up to my standard"!!
Take it easy. We're easily jealous in here, and too many of us ride rather than clean. >:()
Sounds like a candidate for the WA "Best Presented Bike" award.
Welcome to the fray.
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welcome Glen. It was good to meet you on Sunday at the Mountain High Pies RTE, I saw your bike :thumb and liSTened to your queSTions to other ST1300 riders.
I'm sure you will enjoy OzSTOC and all the info you'll find from poSTs and other ST riders. ++
see you again sometime,
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Welcome Glenn
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Welcome in.
I looked at that bike too, was good value I thought.
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Welcome on Glen :clap
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Welcome 2 the fray from the 'Gong, Glenn.
Njoyed meeting u and Linda on that beautiful Sunday last weekend and Andrew Atoyot is my friend coz I found him 1st and our son's name is Andrew and I was born in Orange and our wedding anniversaries r the same and if you ask nicely I'll share him with u.
Actually you've probabubbly known him for many years and me just while owning a STeed.
U've got yourself a very nice STeed there in one of the rarer shades of red. The Reds r better otherwise it wouldn't b the official Honda colour.
Look 4ward 2 catching up on an upcoming RTE.
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Welcome
Glen redfive from the OzStoc shop
Was thinking an OzStoc number plate frame , sticker,stubbie holder ,shirt, cap & badge might tidy it up just nicely
just saying o:)
Peter & Marian (Navgirl 20 )
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Welcome Glen.
You've joined a fabulous bunch of people!!!
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welcome Greg, enjoy your time here on the forum :beer
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Welcome GleNN, remember red ones do go faster.
Reading down the post I was sharing your feelings of frustration but congratulations to WenyL and St.George who both spelt your name correctly.
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Welcome GleNN, remember red ones do go faster.
Reading down the post I was sharing your feelings of frustration but congratulations to WenyL and St.George who both spelt your name correctly.
At least Glen is close to Glenn......some people spell my name as Allan but it still sounds the same as Alan......not a big deal.....storm in a tea cup sort of thing.
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G'day redfive, welcome to the forum :hatwave
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A "Glenn clean" is like bringing a bike back to better than as new condition. The CB1300 he traded in was in
showroom concourse condition, so much so that the salesman there was seriously considering buying it. There would be none cleaner in Oz, and I expect that his ST will be the same soon, despite the fact that he will be piling the km's on it. :thumbs
That Candy Graceful Red is a beautiful colour no doubt about it! We've just got to get a few farkles on it now! :think1 :nahnah :nahnah
Welcome Glenn, now that you have a real tourer!
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Hi Glenn
It is great to see you back at OzSTOC ++
Now with a shinny :rd13
I'm sure you will enjoy your time here on your new STeed :like
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Welcome GleNN, remember red ones do go faster.
Reading down the post I was sharing your feelings of frustration but congratulations to WenyL and St.George who both spelt your name correctly.
Hey Glen, if you're going to pick on people's spelling of names.......check how you've spelled mine...... :Stirpot
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Welcome GleNN, remember red ones do go faster.
Reading down the post I was sharing your feelings of frustration but congratulations to WenyL and St.George who both spelt your name correctly.
Hey Glen, if you're going to pick on people's spelling of names.......check how you've spelled mine...... :Stirpot
:rofl :rofl
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Welcome GleNN, remember red ones do go faster.
Reading down the post I was sharing your feelings of frustration but congratulations to WenyL and St.George who both spelt your name correctly.
Hey Glen, if you're going to pick on people's spelling of names.......check how you've spelled mine...... :Stirpot
Oops,sorry that was purely a typo. but I do have some excuse, had just spent over 36 hours travelling. Slept for almost 10 hour last night.
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[/quote]At least Glen is close to Glenn......some people spell my name as Allan but it still sounds the same as Alan......not a big deal.....storm in a tea cup sort of thing.
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Alan,
My father often called me by my brothers name for almost 50 years so I answer to almost anything. I just find it a little frustrating when you send someone some thing with your name on it and when replying they spell it incorrectly, I am sure under similar situations you must do at least a little.
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If you start with the name of the oldest sibling and work your way down to the dogs name, you eventually get it right! Parents and grandparents did that and I'll probably end up the same!
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