Whats with the T-rex? that your nickname? where did it come from?

 

Well, I am buying a new house in notrthern Ohio, and cant wait to get that big shop all organized and having all 3 of my bikes just lined up in the corner. I have two Harleys and still actually hate most Harley riders, call it weird but what to hell.
I have a new girlfriend, an usually only keep a girlfriend 2-3 months maximum because they either start bitching, or want to own me after that length of time. And it is way more fun to have a new one all of the time. When you get a new girl, it is always really hot for the first couple of months.
The project I'm on is a huge mess and it will probably kill me trying to straighten it out but I will not stop until it's done.
And most of the time, my KF family is the only reason that I dont go postal and just start killing people.

 

Gettin pretty close to me there worlok..... too bad your not just a little closer, id ride up to see ya.

 

Where ya live buddy? Dont you live like in the middle of the state?

 

na.... im about 40 mins northwest of pittsburgh, Ambridge. I can be in ohio in 45 mins. i actually ride with a guy that lives just over the border in ohio.

 

I'm very soon to be a Harley rider. I just have to get my '78 Shovelhead running. I'm still a die hard Kawi guy though. I'm not getting rid of my Ninja or anything.

 

T-Rex derived from my days as OL/DL when I played football for the Gulf Coast Herricanes. Coach told me I was really aggressive and was always tearing someone up. Sooo it went liek this "T-Rex Teryyyyyyynnnnnnnn it up!" Teryn is my name.

So now, the guys at work call me T-Rex, Rex, and T. It's molded into my yard name/radio name now. Now too many people don't know my real name. They know me as the nicknames above.

 

So it has nothing to do with the three-wheeled monster that all handi-capable riders know and love? Okay.

 

BTW... I have been out of the loop for a while, so welcome to the KFamily.

 

That is NOT "cold", and it is certainly warm enough to ride. In fact - it is perfect temp for leather - regardless where you live.

Last year my final ride was on December 14th, and it was 18 degrees out. It snowed that evening.