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I’m originally from Fishguard, Wales.
At the mo I’m in South Korea studying, but my bike is back home. I haven’t ridden it for 2 years.[xx(]
I can’t bare to think of it deteriorating in the garage!! So I’m dying to get back and do some work on it…Here’s a pic from when I first bought it in 2000.
As you see it’s got a custom paint job and full fairing.
Since then I added a 4-1 race exhaust.Nice gravel too!
Get your bags packed, the weathers getting better all the time.. its riding season!!!!To “ERR” is natural.. to really fowl things up needs a politician!!
hello ef zee,if you give me your home address I can go and give it a blast for you if you want….lol.
Take it easy out there
Welcome Ef Zee, I ran a 1986 FZ750 for nearly 9 years between 1991 and 2000. Ferkin brilliant bike, especially the engine. Hope you get home soon to enjoy it.
What are you studying in Korea?
Donate – Or Imperial Data will have you sorted!That gravel![
!] That’s in front of my parents house. The gravel’s really deep, making taking the bike out a hassel, and on top of that there’s a 1/4 mile long rutted driveway to negotiate before real tarmac… ah~ Wales.Here in Korea I’m studying the language and traditional Korean painting. And BMX.
Annyong ha shimnikka Ef Zee. Hope you enjoy it here. Nice looking FZ, what engine’s in it?
And what is traditional Korean painting by the way, is it like this?:
Hiya EfZee, When are you hoping to get back? If I was you I’d be getting terrible withdrawals, not riding bike. The weathers definately improving here at the Mo.
I’m not riding fast, I’m just flying low. and please DONATE to this website
Annyong haseyo! ^o^ That gave me a surprise!!
The painting I do is like this:
..with chinese ink and a caligraphy style brush.Yeah. These days I’m riding alot of BMX, but our park is right next to the river where a load of bikers always meet. And this time of year the weather reminds me of so many good times I’ve had on my bikes, so it’s pretty hard…
!] That’s in front of my parents house. The gravel’s really deep, making taking the bike out a hassel, and on top of that there’s a 1/4 mile long rutted driveway to negotiate before real tarmac… ah~ Wales.
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