Sometime after the weather reaches riding consistency,
I'd like to ride over to Possum Kingdom Lake, or that
general area.

I've never been anywhere close to that area. Maybe
we could also visit the infamous site of the Bill Walker
"Shoot Out At The OK Corral". <g>

We could also invite some of the original participants.

What was that guys name that owned the Honda Pac-
ific Coast, and later traded for an FJR?

"Morgan Kane" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Anonymous wrote:
>> Sometime after the weather reaches riding consistency,
>> I'd like to ride over to Possum Kingdom Lake, or that
>> general area.
>>
>> I've never been anywhere close to that area. Maybe
>> we could also visit the infamous site of the Bill Walker
>> "Shoot Out At The OK Corral". <g>
>>
>> We could also invite some of the original participants.
>>
>> What was that guys name that owned the Honda Pac-
>> ific Coast, and later traded for an FJR?
>>
>>
>>
>
> That would be Albert Nurick.
> he was not one of the original participants.
>





Perhaps. The guy to which I'm referring was
forever chided relentlessly for dropping his
motorcycle during the fray!

I think this(Ari Rankum) is the guy I was thi-
nkin' of:
http://groups.google.com/group/tx.mo...f775a683a26663

"Precision" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>
> "Anonymous" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:GJ8zl.27236$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Sometime after the weather reaches riding consistency,
>> I'd like to ride over to Possum Kingdom Lake, or that
>> general area.
>>
>> I've never been anywhere close to that area. Maybe
>> we could also visit the infamous site of the Bill Walker
>> "Shoot Out At The OK Corral". <g>
>>
>> We could also invite some of the original participants.
>>
>> What was that guys name that owned the Honda Pac-
>> ific Coast, and later traded for an FJR?
>>
>>
>>
>
> I wish I had a Pacific Coast. If yall hear of one let me know.
>
>






I actually read about the PC800 upon thinking about
that owner. From the reviews I read, it seemed like a
sophisticated ride, for its time. Not necessarily soph-
isticated with regard to performance, but more so
regarding ride-ability, storage, etc.

Here's three for sale right here in our backyard.

http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/mcy/1093194063.html
http://dallas.craigslist.org/ndf/mcy/1085117478.html
http://dallas.craigslist.org/mdf/mcy/1079791730.html

And here is a link inventory that will probably keep
you busy for a while.

http://www.directcon.net/lcshepp/PC800LinkList.html

Strange that as I get older I begin to appreciate things
that I completely ignored when younger.

"Morgan Kane" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Anonymous wrote:
>> "Morgan Kane" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:(E-Mail Removed) m...
>>> Anonymous wrote:
>>>> Sometime after the weather reaches riding consistency,
>>>> I'd like to ride over to Possum Kingdom Lake, or that
>>>> general area.
>>>>
>>>> I've never been anywhere close to that area. Maybe
>>>> we could also visit the infamous site of the Bill Walker
>>>> "Shoot Out At The OK Corral". <g>
>>>>
>>>> We could also invite some of the original participants.
>>>>
>>>> What was that guys name that owned the Honda Pac-
>>>> ific Coast, and later traded for an FJR?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> That would be Albert Nurick.
>>> he was not one of the original participants.
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Perhaps. The guy to which I'm referring was
>> forever chided relentlessly for dropping his
>> motorcycle during the fray!
>>
>> I think this(Ari Rankum) is the guy I was thi-
>> nkin' of:
>> http://groups.google.com/group/tx.mo...f775a683a26663
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
> Ari Rankum is a great guy.
> Would like to meet up with him again.
> It was a gravel road and it did not take much to drop your bike there.


I fell off my bike on a dirt road. Did not hurt the watermelon though.

Jerry recalls some fun memories for txmo
''I fell off my bike on a dirt road. Did not hurt the watermelon
though.''

=yes, that was a fun discussion thread a year ot two ago, of which
lasted for a week or so......thanks to you. We need more of those
'fine'' ongoing, group participational overtones......jtk

On Mar 27, 1:16*pm, "Anonymous" <c...@com.com> wrote:
> Sometime after the weather reaches riding consistency,
> I'd like to ride over to Possum Kingdom Lake, or that
> general area.

PK is a nice ride, just watch out for the deer and the "Ooh Waters".

>
> I've never been anywhere close to that area. Maybe
> we could also visit the infamous site of the Bill Walker
> "Shoot Out At The OK Corral". *<g>

That's a 30+ mile ride west and I wouldn't come near to calling it
that. More like a grade school yard squabble. There were no guns
here, or there that I know of, except the ones the LEOs were packing.
And maybe the neighbor, who's yard they were in. Oh wait, he had a
tire iron. Go figure.

>
> We could also invite some of the original participants.

You could but for some of them, that's a long ride for a day's meet 'n
greet.

>
> What was that guys name that owned the Honda Pac-
> ific Coast, and later traded for an FJR?

I don't recall a PC being here.

Sunny

"Westexas Rider" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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On Mar 27, 1:16 pm, "Anonymous" <c...@com.com> wrote:
> Sometime after the weather reaches riding consistency,
> I'd like to ride over to Possum Kingdom Lake, or that
> general area.

PK is a nice ride, just watch out for the deer and the "Ooh Waters".

>
> I've never been anywhere close to that area. Maybe
> we could also visit the infamous site of the Bill Walker
> "Shoot Out At The OK Corral". <g>

That's a 30+ mile ride west and I wouldn't come near to calling it
that. More like a grade school yard squabble. There were no guns
here, or there that I know of, except the ones the LEOs were packing.
And maybe the neighbor, who's yard they were in. Oh wait, he had a
tire iron. Go figure.

>
> We could also invite some of the original participants.

You could but for some of them, that's a long ride for a day's meet 'n
greet.

>
> What was that guys name that owned the Honda Pac-
> ific Coast, and later traded for an FJR?

I don't recall a PC being here.

Sunny




Sorry.... I didn't mean he owned the PC at
that time. Simply that he once owned a PC.

Sunny you've got to admit, that weekend, that day, was indeed quite an
entertaining day, to remember for a long time. Do you recall one of the
self invited visitors and one of the main participants, really got into
some story telling later, on txmo..LIKe:....
Old Louie owning some bar, and eventually hiding under your
porch.....wheeeeeeheheh
MrJayTHeHe=

On Mar 30, 11:31*pm, "Anonymous" <c...@com.com> wrote:
> "Westexas Rider" <westexassu...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:12447932-e07d-4d92-93d7-(E-Mail Removed)...
> On Mar 27, 1:16 pm, "Anonymous" <c...@com.com> wrote:
>
> > What was that guys name that owned the Honda Pac-
> > ific Coast, and later traded for an FJR?
>
> I don't recall a PC being here.
>
> Sunny
>
> Sorry.... I didn't mean he owned the PC at
> that time. Simply that he once owned a PC.

No problemo. I'm fairly sure that was, as Morgane Kane said, Albert
Nurick but Al was a no-show.

On Mar 31, 9:22*am, JayTk...@webtv.net (Mr. JayT) wrote:
> Sunny you've got to admit, that weekend, that day, was indeed quite an
> entertaining day, to remember for a long time. Do you recall one of the

Yeah, you weren't there but you do "remember". ;-)

> self invited visitors and one of the main participants, really got into
> some story telling later, on txmo..LIKe:....
> Old Louie owning some bar, and eventually hiding under your
> porch.....wheeeeeeheheh
> *MrJayTHeHe=

You mean the bar I worked at? Har har

As for the porch, it's a "deck" and there wouldn't have been enough
room for Louie. Someone else would have had to give up their spot.