I nipped in for some oil on my GSX 250 and was casually meandering round the GSXRs when nice guy offered me a coffee and took time for a chat, despite knowing I was from Auckland and had just rolled up on a cheapo 250.
Was a pleasure to chat - far more personable than any of the salesmen from Aucklandville I've encountered (they seem to have the uncanny ability to either size you up as a student with $20grand to spend or look down on you as an inconvenience when actually I had 6 (stretchable) k to part with!)...
So yeah, only met you once but will be a shame not to be able to drop by again when I'm back in the capital next week
All the best.
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
Is where I'm at now. It was the Boyle Bros that gave me my break in the motorcycle industry first up...back in 1987 I think it was. I was there until 1991. And so, I parked my tardis up and went back to the future.
I'm really enjoying being back there, it's very *casual* compared to my last 20 years. But I'll tell you what, it's fucking great to be back at a motorcycle shop that remembers what it is to *repair* or *make* things as compared to *replacing* things.
I'll get some coffee cups together and all will be good.
Hope to see you there.
Pete
That's fantastic Pete!! Excellent news indeed.
TOP QUOTE: “The problem with socialism is that sooner or later you run out of other people’s money.”
Do I detect a man who wanders off to work in the morning whistling a happy tune?
If that's the case it's a bloody good feeling...
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