90" of Street-based FUN coming downunder

[XL Ed]

Did I hear new job?

[Turbo Sporty 48]

Went back and read some posts.
Things have become more interesting since then. Hope you are well and riding.
Winter is coming on here, brrr, it is cold.

[sportytrace]

Originally Posted by XL Ed

Did I hear new job?

Yes, loving my job. Eight months now at Queensland's new Motor museum. Started as "Something to do" while I couldn't travel due to border closures and I'm just really thriving; so many plans and projects. It's exciting.

Originally Posted by Turbo Sporty 48

Went back and read some posts.
Things have become more interesting since then. Hope you are well and riding.
Winter is coming on here, brrr, it is cold.

I am well! Still living with regular bloods and scans to keep an eye on the cancer, but it's been two years now off treatment and life is good. My energy levels are back, the pain's manageable and the brain fog has faded: the immunotherapy appears to have done it's job! (Science is a wonderful thing!) The lymphoedema still prevents me from enjoying full days on the bikes the way I used to; a couple of hours is my limit now, but I'm alive and kicking and enjoying life. Can't ask for more than that

I am thinking of selling Nyx though. Muse is getting closer to being done and I have my eye on a 59 Triumph Bonneville T120, but that's going to require selling something

[sportsterpaul]

Trace,don’t be too hasty, I’m of the opinion that you can’t have too many bikes!

[XL Ed]

Good to hear Trace. Don't worry about selling a bike. There is always another on the horizon. What did you end up doing on the Honda?

[Turbo Sporty 48]

Good to hear you are alive and kicking.
I had a Triumph in the 70's, vibrated too much for me. Hopefully the new ones are better.
Your life, go for it, of course a Ural would have room for your pup.

[jkinkade]

Originally Posted by sportytrace

Yes, loving my job. Eight months now at Queensland's new Motor museum. Started as "Something to do" while I couldn't travel due to border closures and I'm just really thriving; so many plans and projects. It's exciting.



I am well! Still living with regular bloods and scans to keep an eye on the cancer, but it's been two years now off treatment and life is good. My energy levels are back, the pain's manageable and the brain fog has faded: the immunotherapy appears to have done it's job! (Science is a wonderful thing!) The lymphoedema still prevents me from enjoying full days on the bikes the way I used to; a couple of hours is my limit now, but I'm alive and kicking and enjoying life. Can't ask for more than that

I am thinking of selling Nyx though. Muse is getting closer to being done and I have my eye on a 59 Triumph Bonneville T120, but that's going to require selling something

Trace , good to hear your Health improving!!
Old Triumph Owner's only have two good day's in there life!! the day they buy it, & the day they sell it ( ask the seller of that 59 LOL ) cheers

[splineman]

Great to hear you are well!
I had to laugh at the old Triumph joke...my first bike was a 1969 Trophy 250, I was 16 and in high school, believe me when i say that bike made a pretty good mechanic out of me lol!
All the best Trace,
Nigel

[BKB]

It's always great to hear good news about a friend doing well, Trace. Good for you & may it continue.

[Steve9]

God bless, and keep acquiring bikes