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29-11-2006, 06:41pm
Orsm Brad. I'm wrapped that it is up to spec. I have been working really hard on the various lines and saved every penny I could without starving. With those bucks, I bought Hayabusa.com.au and have asked Dean (Doohan) in to help me ramp up. It ain't an easy task for dummies like me (particularly on the accounting and security side of the house), but I will get it there and offer things that have never been seen before around these parts. (At least, not in one spot). Take a look at the mess over there if you have a spare second. Between now and xmas it should really start taking shape. It will work out good for us all I hope in discounts, product range and service speed. (particularly from countries that usually shaft us). Tobin has decieded to support us unreservedly since TC is his largest single customer (thank to you guys). Rumble in Canada has now listed us as their primary non continetial business partner (including buying in from us). All that can mean is a step in the right direction for custom motorcycling in Australia and I would like to thank all the guys and ladies here for supporting me as I found my feet and occasionallly stumbled. I have a long way to go, but I have a good feeling. I'm looking forward to Jindy like no other weekend in my life. I need to put a face to the names. I can honestly say that this forum has changed the direction of my future. I had no idea what I was going to do when I retire from the Army in a few years. No I know for sure. Bloody good feeling that. Thanks again guys.
Cheers,
Glen.
(Probably not the response you were expecting Brad, but I felt like getting it off my chest).
One more thing, I was on my way home from work just before midnight and i came across an accident between a car and a bike. They both knew each other and were hamming it up. Big stack. Heaps of cars went around and only one lady came out of her house. His mate was in shock, so did a bit of first aid. He was pretty hurt. He wouldn't let me call an ambulance because they had been drinking. Eventually got him into his mates car and off to the hospital (with a bullshit cover story I imagine). His outcome was two broken legs, a broken arm and a lot of blood. He and his mate were only youngsters but it could have been a lot worse for them both. Talk to your mates about drinking and riding. Just can't do it, period.
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Cheers,
Glen.
(Probably not the response you were expecting Brad, but I felt like getting it off my chest).
One more thing, I was on my way home from work just before midnight and i came across an accident between a car and a bike. They both knew each other and were hamming it up. Big stack. Heaps of cars went around and only one lady came out of her house. His mate was in shock, so did a bit of first aid. He was pretty hurt. He wouldn't let me call an ambulance because they had been drinking. Eventually got him into his mates car and off to the hospital (with a bullshit cover story I imagine). His outcome was two broken legs, a broken arm and a lot of blood. He and his mate were only youngsters but it could have been a lot worse for them both. Talk to your mates about drinking and riding. Just can't do it, period.
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