slowguy
New Member
Hello Folks. I don't usually post on forums. I don't care for people that stomp their feet and talk about how great they are. Philosophy aside, I have a passion for cars and motorcycles. I guess this is where I should stomp my feet and brag about myself.
I have spent the last 10 years restoring vintage Ferrari's to Pebble Beach winning standards. Before this I was a Mercedes-Benz dealership technician. Bla bla bla. I've worked on some neat cars. I've ice raced cars. I've autocrossed. I have a '59 Austin Healey Bugeye Sprite racecar that was given to my wife and I by her father, for us to race.
I've mini road raced a Yamaha TTR125 for about five years. I've been vintage road racing a Honda CB 175 for about three years. I have about 30 motorbikes, mostly vintage Honda's.
I've trained at the Borrani factory in Italy to be an authorized Borrani wheel rebuilder.
I race for A&M Garage of Austin Texas and Motocicli Veloci of Milano Italy. I am the US rep for Motocicli Veloci, Borrani Rims, Fontana Brakes, etc.
I like old motorbikes, and neat old stuff.
Here's a picture of my bike and I having fun in the backyard, er... Road America (which is close enough).
Ciao,
I have spent the last 10 years restoring vintage Ferrari's to Pebble Beach winning standards. Before this I was a Mercedes-Benz dealership technician. Bla bla bla. I've worked on some neat cars. I've ice raced cars. I've autocrossed. I have a '59 Austin Healey Bugeye Sprite racecar that was given to my wife and I by her father, for us to race.
I've mini road raced a Yamaha TTR125 for about five years. I've been vintage road racing a Honda CB 175 for about three years. I have about 30 motorbikes, mostly vintage Honda's.
I've trained at the Borrani factory in Italy to be an authorized Borrani wheel rebuilder.
I race for A&M Garage of Austin Texas and Motocicli Veloci of Milano Italy. I am the US rep for Motocicli Veloci, Borrani Rims, Fontana Brakes, etc.
I like old motorbikes, and neat old stuff.
Here's a picture of my bike and I having fun in the backyard, er... Road America (which is close enough).
Ciao,
