Howdy, welcome to the forum.

 

Welcome from Northern Indiana.

IronHorse

 

Hey toyman, great story, boy can I relate. Lost my older brother when he was nineteen on a 305 scambler. He was my hero. Ride safe

 

Sorry to hear that Green Machine. I lost a cousin at about the same age to an off road cycle accident. He & I were pretty close. Terrible losses at such a young age. I have an uncle that had rode cycles for over 50 yrs before someone ran a light & almost killed him in more than one way as he can't ride anymore. He still has both his bikes. The Honda Interstate he got hit on sits waiting to be rebuilt along with his restored 47 Indian Chief that waits to be rode. I would give anything to have the Chief but it can't be bought as it'll be passed on to his son when he's gone.

 

Welcome from Glens Falls, NY

 

Welcome from Montana! I have a bunch of family in Wichita. It is a nice city.... I like that you can stand on one side of it and be able to see the other side without any of those hills getting in the way. Just kidding.

 

I'm originally from Sioux City, Ia. and had the hardest time adjusting to just how flat this part of Ks. really is.
When I'd go back to visit I'd tell my relatives that I could get on the hood of my pickup in Wichita & see all the way to Nebraska.

 

Welcome from L.A.

 

Hey Toyman, Welcome from Iowa!!! I Live in Sioux City area, not a bad place! I'm a transplant from Oklahoma about 15 yrs ago. Gonna get me a Street Glide in about 7 more days!!

Good luck with the new ride and Welcome Aboard!!!

 

It is pretty dang flat there. I'm from the Pacific North West, and that was the first thing that I noticed about Wichita. But its a nice city. With some pretty nice people... at least the ones related to me... dont know the rest. Do you ever eat at the New Way burger place??? We have to go there everytime we are in Wichita... Good stuff.