I’ve had many bikes in my 40 years of riding. Mostly Hondas and one Victory. The ones I did the most touring on were my Honda Goldwing and my Victory Vision. Both great touring bikes.
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Here’s a pic of me standing on the corner in Winslow, Arizona… and another one on my favorite bike of all time, my Victory Vision.
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Grew up on dirt bikes, had an RD350 and got creamed on it…then a Harley…no wait it was an AMF now I am doing the ADV thing. I like the ability to check out where yonder dirt road goes and camping somewhere along it. But still like the HWY (well two lanes) so I have a Super Tenere ES (1200 shaft drive Yamaha weighing in at 600 plus…not like the dirt bikes and dual sports I grew up with!) PS that Victory sure has sweet lines
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@PamPurrs I’m feeling like your bike needs a rose on it to match your bass.
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@eric.kiser
Every time I ride it, there’s a rose on the seat. 
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Wow that thing’s huge Pam!!
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852 pounds, but with a low center of gravity. Not top-heavy like Harleys are.
She’s a dream to ride though.
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Strewth 
Mine’s about 470.
Looks nice and comfortable 
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That’s literally twice as big as any bike I have ever owned 
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LoL! Well said.
Inspired! I think you need that tat. Rub cooked bacon on it for the scratch and sniff experience.
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Welcome @rt66az! My fruits and veggies are all humanely kept free-range before I chomp them to bits. 
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No Thank You.
Hi I am new to the bass buzz course and I can say it was the best thing for me. A little about myself- I have played drums for over 40+ years in all styles of music. I am self taught and have always prided myself as a competent player. I have been forced by my health issues to give up drumming due to back ailments and have been pretty depressed over not playing anymore. Music has always been a large part of my life. Up until now I felt a part of me died when I could no longer play drums. I have always loved the Bass and thanks to this course and my love of music, I could not be happier. I have never played a musical instrument and this course has given me the inspiration and opportunity to get back to what I have always loved, Making Music!
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@usemickss Welcome to the forum. That is a very nice intro. Sorry about your back and no longer being able to play drums. I’ve seen some drummers with back rests on their drum throne. Would that help?
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Hi I’m 65 which when added together makes 11, that’ll do. Just started bass, short scale semi acoustic, Ubass, was going to play with my wife’s banjolele band but now they have a another bass player. Feel like I need to get a full sized electric bass, not sure how that’ll go down. We have 3 guitars and 8 uke’s and 4 banjolele’s in the house (I think, they never all seem to be in the same place at the same time) Toodles pip…
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Thank you.
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Sorry I missed a few welcomes last week!
Hey Brian @briezim, welcome to the forum! Great meeting you at camp, and good on you for getting up that early to practice! I wish I could get myself up that early…
Welcome to the forum and the course @irontusk666! Let me know how the course goes, I’m always interested to hear how it is for people with previous experience.
And welcome @kwt7667 Ken! Good luck finding the right bass. 
Welcome @usemickss! Glad you’re digging the course.
@howwouldyou, not sure what you’re referring to? I was just linking my JKD teacher for anyone interested in seeing who I was talking about, not directly recommending JKD to you. Kick ass in whatever style you see fit. 
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Sorry it was meant as you shouldn’t thank me but I should thank you. Nothing about the JKD. If I could find an instructor here in Miami I would start.
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Ah, gotcha! Punctuation is a fickle friend.
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