Greg Marsh is in the hospital

Onder said:

And don't forget that time moves on , a lot of us are 'aging out' as they say. I haven't even started the Norton in almost a year, not even moved it. I ride less and am inclined to ride less. Still get in some garage time mostly with my old Enfield Interceptors. Increased traffic, lots more speed limits and worse, speed cams, make riding a lot less fun. I turned 75 yesterday and recently fell walking the dog and hurt my ribs. When this will heal is anybody's guess but one more reason not to ride. It will always be something or a pile of somethings.
That said I am not yet tossing in the towel but you can see how it goes.

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Jerry Doe said:

Yes its unfortunate Greg went, very nice person and I hope he will be back sometime, we chatted and I know why (miss him) - Greg when you see this, hope all is well.

I live near Jim and we keep in touch and go and grab a burger every now and then. I can report he is well (I will stay reserved about the reason he left, but I know why! I am very happy to have him as a friend).

I know- I am only 65. Riding as much as possible. My back hurts, but will never stop until forced too. Thank goodness for starter motors. I got quite a lot of time left, I hope. I have trouble starting my 750, even with the RGM nice kick start. Well actually I can start if fine, but am in pain later. My A10 starts on half a kick, so that's ok. I am in middle rewiring MK3 and will be done very soon- Thank god for Mk3s as well! I am gifting my 750 to my nephew, just got to figure out how to get it to Aussie. I think I am ready to restore an old plodder- still looking for a basket case ES2 or B33 in the US.

I just dealt with the scammer who was reported. Thanks for letting me know. I have been travelling to NZ to see my mum and sis who live here, so was a bit delayed. Long long flight from Colorado! Also, going to have a few bevys with Murray here, my friend from NZ owners club leader.

Have a great day everyone. Hope you are out riding if weather permits.

Jerry

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gortnipper said:

Too bad you couldn't make the Hawkes Bay rally. It was...interesting.

But the riding was very nice.

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Jerry Doe said:

Yes its unfortunate Greg went, very nice person and I hope he will be back sometime, we chatted and I know why (miss him) - Greg when you see this, hope all is well.

I live near Jim and we keep in touch and go and grab a burger every now and then. I can report he is well (I will stay reserved about the reason he left, but I know why! I am very happy to have him as a friend).

I know- I am only 65. Riding as much as possible. My back hurts, but will never stop until forced too. Thank goodness for starter motors. I got quite a lot of time left, I hope. I have trouble starting my 750, even with the RGM nice kick start. Well actually I can start if fine, but am in pain later. My A10 starts on half a kick, so that's ok. I am in middle rewiring MK3 and will be done very soon- Thank god for Mk3s as well! I am gifting my 750 to my nephew, just got to figure out how to get it to Aussie. I think I am ready to restore an old plodder- still looking for a basket case ES2 or B33 in the US.

I just dealt with the scammer who was reported. Thanks for letting me know. I have been travelling to NZ to see my mum and sis who live here, so was a bit delayed. Long long flight from Colorado! Also, going to have a few bevys with Murray here, my friend from NZ owners club leader.

Have a great day everyone. Hope you are out riding if weather permits.

Jerry

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concours said:

Tell Murray I said Hi!
The only rider that stayed along for the "Spirited Ride" through the Maine woods at the NorEaster Rally

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concours said:

Tell Murray I said Hi!
The only rider that stayed along for the "Spirited Ride" through the Maine woods at the NorEaster Rally

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gortnipper said:

Murray is the ring leader for spirited goat track Commando riding, best done with a ferocious hangover and before breakfast.

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nortonmargie said:

Various age related misery. He has no present access to email but can get phone messages. See his website for phone#

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Jerry Doe said:

Yes its unfortunate Greg went, very nice person and I hope he will be back sometime, we chatted and I know why (miss him) - Greg when you see this, hope all is well.

I live near Jim and we keep in touch and go and grab a burger every now and then. I can report he is well (I will stay reserved about the reason he left, but I know why! I am very happy to have him as a friend).

I know- I am only 65. Riding as much as possible. My back hurts, but will never stop until forced too. Thank goodness for starter motors. I got quite a lot of time left, I hope. I have trouble starting my 750, even with the RGM nice kick start. Well actually I can start if fine, but am in pain later. My A10 starts on half a kick, so that's ok. I am in middle rewiring MK3 and will be done very soon- Thank god for Mk3s as well! I am gifting my 750 to my nephew, just got to figure out how to get it to Aussie. I think I am ready to restore an old plodder- still looking for a basket case ES2 or B33 in the US.

I just dealt with the scammer (user: plaincord) who was reported. Thanks for letting me know. I have been travelling to NZ to see my mum and sis who live here, so was a bit delayed. Long long flight from Colorado! Also, going to have a few bevys with Murray here, my friend from NZ owners club leader.

Have a great day everyone. Hope you are out riding if weather permits.

Jerry

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Stevo said:

Best wishes to you Greg, hope you’re okay and hope you do come back here to hold our hands when needed before too long.

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