I was in the killbot factory (duh Army) for more than 7years, so I know that any scumbag can get any job, just so long as he does not act like a scumbag while in uniform. Good luck with the bike if you get it.
Peace!
-CCinC

 

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So what do you do when you are not in the honor guard??? It sounds like a great deal to me...just check the bluebook value...have you taken the MSF course??? Or how about the AMC Sportbike Course??? Travis AFB has made it mandatory now...I believe there are 2 instructors up your way...DG has family up that way too...good luck and welcome to the forums!!!

 

Im a sheetmetal guy when im away from HG. Anyway im going to go for it, just need to get cash in order. As far as my MSF goes, i have not taken one yet. I dont plan on taking it untill March after i seperate and am up in Bellingham WA.

 

ya ha for sure, iam in stanwood which is north of marysville in washington, and i know what you mean we dont get one SUNNY DRY day till late spring

 

Yeah the 500 will be my only wheels for a wile so riding up in B-ham should be interesting. Im going to need some hardcore warm stuff[8D]

 

Gggggrrrrr!!!![:@]

....but he is right, as usual, on the bike...good luck with the purchase

 

You should consider taking the MSF course while you're still in uniform. In addition to a likely military discount, your base may have free MSF courses available. I took it in '93 at Fort Carson, CO and the instructor was a funny guy.

"Due to their superior braking, acceleration and handling capabilities, motorcycles are the safest vehicles on the road today...
[Pause for effect]
...UP TO the point of impact."

Peace!
-CCinC

 

Well the idea was to take the course then have base safety re-emberse me. But since my truck took a dump im being a bum when it comes to getting rides. So that kinda killed that idea. And im so dead set on getting the bike i didnt feel like have the head milled back true on my Isuzu. That can be done this summer after im moved and i have the bike...

 

+1 on the Msf course on-post, it really opened my eyes as a newb to riding on the road, also on-post is a great place to learn your bike due to low speed limits and lack of traffic.