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11-02-2011, 10:54am
Hi all, have been lurking for while now. It was suggested to me that i introduce myself. My name is Kent, i do not currently have a bike as i sold all my toys to fund the house i'm living in. Have been riding for approximately 24 years. Bikes i've owned are TY175B (that was a while ago), XR250, XR600, Z1000 (76 model). I do have a 700 Grizzly here for playing in the mud with, my next purchase will be a busa when funding allows it.
Unfortunately i have no photo's of them, all my pics have been lost due to my old PC releasing all of its "Factory smoke" from the hard drive.
I fell in love with the Busa when a mate of mine showed up on one a couple of years ago and have wanted one since then.
My occupation is a Subsea Service Engineer, basically we are responsible for placing a great big valve (80 tonnes) on the ocean floor (subsea tree). This valve regulates the flow of oil/ gas to the onshore/ offshore (FPSO) processing facility. We are also responsible for the pressure testing and maintenance of the running tools and umbilicals that go along with all this equipment. We contract to most of the oil companies and they have us store, run and maintain their subsea equipment for them. I see we also have a saturation diver on the forum, he will know exactly what all this stuff is.
I'm a motor mechanic by trade and if anyone needs any help let me know, i do read alot and will help out and contribute where and when i can.
She who must be obeyed has told me that i cant have anymore toys until the shed is built. However, once i get the busa you can be assured i will be riding to the Busa Bash from Darwin, anything for a party.
Thanks for having me.
Unfortunately i have no photo's of them, all my pics have been lost due to my old PC releasing all of its "Factory smoke" from the hard drive.
I fell in love with the Busa when a mate of mine showed up on one a couple of years ago and have wanted one since then.
My occupation is a Subsea Service Engineer, basically we are responsible for placing a great big valve (80 tonnes) on the ocean floor (subsea tree). This valve regulates the flow of oil/ gas to the onshore/ offshore (FPSO) processing facility. We are also responsible for the pressure testing and maintenance of the running tools and umbilicals that go along with all this equipment. We contract to most of the oil companies and they have us store, run and maintain their subsea equipment for them. I see we also have a saturation diver on the forum, he will know exactly what all this stuff is.
I'm a motor mechanic by trade and if anyone needs any help let me know, i do read alot and will help out and contribute where and when i can.
She who must be obeyed has told me that i cant have anymore toys until the shed is built. However, once i get the busa you can be assured i will be riding to the Busa Bash from Darwin, anything for a party.
Thanks for having me.