Nortons and Triumphs are good bikes, but how about a BSA Gold Star circa 1959? Hung on as a passenger on the back of one of those with my brother driving us up to Laconia, NH that summer. That was a nice machine.


mikey

Good luck with the computer. My dear late hubby Mike never knew how to use one. So I told him everything going on on Arlonet. Where Arlo was coming, who was sick or had babies or whatever. I sure miss Mike. He was my buddy and friend and pal...

Mikey , man, hi for sure both were good bikes, my ol triumph bonneville was a beaut & sure damn miss hittin the roads these days , i tell ya. !. Bsa Goldstar circ 59 , are cool. man, sounds like you were in the heavens n having a groovy time n all that summer . Far out. chat again, take it easy peace,

Hey cheryl, thanks for the well wishes, yeah, guess if i hadnt a been in the right place at the right time , id never had heard bout computors for blind either . as no one over here seems to wanna tell ya bout these latest gadgets n stuff which improve peoples lives which are damn sure a lifeline. Do relate to exactly how Mike bless him felt, experienced with his vision too, . He was a lucky man to have had you & you mike in your lifes , hang on to them GOOD MEMORIES/ IMES they outnumber the Bad Memories/times. I sure miss my Angie ...... keep on keepin on with the lovin friends that surround ya. Possitive blunerVibes sent your way with love, Peace~ Pete( weayaya~ setting sun )

It's a rare skill.....a gift if you will.

I think it's called Headupassitis.

LOL! And I do have my good memories of Mike my angel in heaven...