MIG

[Michel Cain]

As MIG # 211, I beat you both....
 
I joined up after getting my first computer which was around the same time I got my Marauder close to six years ago.
 
I've lurked, I've spoken, I've changed email addresses about six times, I've changed jobs, and changed houses too, but through it all, MIG was a constant for the most part. Even through a few mail server changes, and web site changes.
 
I recall throwing out the suggestion to one member who was having issues changing his sprocket to have someone hold the rear brake while he loosened the nut. I believe that made it to the "official procedure". I haven't even made that change to my own bike.
 
I sold my stock mirrors to one member. I actually said he could have them for the cost of shipping but he threw in some extra $$ for good measure.
 
I haven't made it to Asheville, but I'm young yet. I live in Central NH where I get to attend Laconia's Bike Week every year as I have since before I owned a bike. And since it was 90 degrees yesterday I got out and rode for a couple of hours too.
 
All in all, it is and has been a great ride. Though I too get tired of the general bitching and moaning, I am thoroughly enjoying this "new" list where I don't get twenty msgs a day that mean absolutely nothing to me. I do miss the Hubert rants on occasion. They were at least entertaining.
 
I'm back to lurking.... 
 
Mike #211
Live Free or Die!

Eric Boehm <ejboehm@optonline.net> wrote:
I love you too, man. But you're not getting my Bud Light! ;-)

Cool thoughts. I've been here for just over 5. I've enjoyed it so far.
This too shall pass.

Eric 379

----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Gammon" 

> I am sitting here reviewing emails and just wanted to say something.
>
> I have been a MIG for most of 6 years now. I searched the internet for a
year before I found MIG. I felt something HAD to exist on the web for Suzi
Cruiser owners, but it seemed not.
>
> I finally found MIG. No big deal, not a religious experience, but the web
was evolving.
>
> I recall being rather disappointed at being so late as to be MIG #229. And
later to find that Charter MIGs had to be under 200. I was not happy about
that, 229 was such a high number! But I was proud to be a MIG because it was
a great group. No crap. Just like minded Suzuki Criuser riders sharing the
ride.
>
> In the beginning, most everything was bike related.
>
> I decided to do the 17 tooth mod. I am a mechanical
designer/engineer/mechanic, so I thought "no big deal". I loosened the rear
axle bolts a bit and the rear axle seemed to slide up all that way, but
didn't.
>
> I was labeled "sprocketly challenged" and almost left the group in
embarrassment.
>
> So I understand Newbies.
>
> Things change and MIG has endured. I am goddamn proud to have the
opportunity to contribute.
>
> Thank you all. And I mean all, even the bad boys and girls. I love you
all. Sickening, isn't it? But I really do love this group. ALL MIGs.
>
> JimG
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