Greetings from Arlington MA

Greetings, NESR, Kurt here, in Arlington MA. Been riding for many, many years, have owned and ridden lots and lots of different bikes, used to race a long, long time ago. Current bikes are ’08 Buell 1125R, ’07 Moto Guzzi Griso 1100, ’07 Ducati Monster S4R (FS at Seacoast Sportcycles, see John), ’69 Triumph 650 Tiger, ’68-70-71 Triumph 650 Bitsa Frankenbike.

For rides, I like to head out early on weekends, usually to NH and VT, and would like to explore Western MA, RI, CT, and ME with NESRs who know the good roads.

Here’s a couple of pics of my Guzzi, I really like it, plus chicks dig it.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3421/...5fa76c41_b.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3452/...43ab187d_b.jpg

Welcome man, I know a few of the good roads in Western, MA

Great -- thanks -- looking forward to it.

welcome i ride with corey, steve, vic, ash, matt etc.. we could show u some good runs!

whats up buddy, welcome to the site.

Welcome to the site

Hey thanks -- I sometimes head west via 117 when rte 2 gets clogged, then 62 and beyond. Or 119 all the way to Brattleboro .. and beyond ...

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Originally Posted by whynot

Hey thanks -- I sometimes head west via 117 when rte 2 gets clogged, then 62 and beyond. Or 119 all the way to Brattleboro .. and beyond ...

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I'm right on 117 hit me up if you're going to be in the area. I'm always up for a ride if i'm not already out with a few of the peeps on here:shredder:.

hey kurt, its Jon the kid with the Yellow SS if you remember me, saw your paso @ seacoast when you traded it in, awesome bike.

Hi Jon -- for sure -- yep, traded the 907 for the Guzzi. A nice collectible, but I wanted more rideability without worrying about 17-year old electronics, hoses, etc.

scubasteve -- 117, will take you up on that, and c-los, would like to explore southerly routes ... but today, it's paint the porch, or else!

Welcome to the site man, sweet ride...Always nice to see something different.

thanks for the welcome. the guzzi is a lot of fun, broad flat power. you just have to get used to the side-to-side shake at idle