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Sold bike and saying goodbye for now

Discussion in 'Hangout Lounge' started by tonyp12, Nov 2, 2007.

  1. tonyp12

    tonyp12 Member

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    Well I sold the bike. I would like to say thanks to everyone on the forum for your help. I told the new owner about this forum and He is going to check it out.
    I was a great experience getting to know some of you especially the fellow xj'ers in north Texas.
    If I ever get another XJ (not likely in the near future) I will definately be back.
    Ya'll take care and be safe out there!
    :D
     
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    Robert Active Member

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    Don't need to be on your way just for selling your XJ Tony. You're welcome here anytime. Are you buying a different bike?
     
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    No more bikes right now, I am going to concentrate my extra time and extra money into being the best bass player I can be. Music is in my blood, has been for a long time, much more than riding.
    Thanks Robert.
     
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    RickCoMatic Well-Known Member

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    Grab your Ax and stop-in to "Add a little bottom" to the joint, Tony. If you sold the bike to get the Bass ...

    You are Hard Core!
     
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    Yeah, sometimes when I have my amp cranked up too loud and the furniture starts to move my wife tells to turn it down... 8O Got my eye on a cool 5-string ax. :D

    Thanks! Ride safe, ride free !
     
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    It was nice to meet you at the NTCC Tony. I also played bass a few years ago. Had a chance to play one of the Yamaha 5 strings for a while and loved it. One of the best sounding basses since the Fender Jazz bass. Really makes a flanger sound good too!
     
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