Record numbers on line!
- redpaso
- paso grand pooh-bah
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Record numbers on line!
Hey WOW !!! there are 6 people on this site right now, 4 guests. This equels the record set on my birthday last year! I feel honoured to be part of this occassion. I feel that this & the fast growing member numbers to this great site is pointing to a resurgance in PASO popularity. Like all the greats thay are only ever truly appreciated when they are dead, but we all know the PASO will live forever!!! This might be a good time to buy any Paso's we see & sit on them while they appreciate in value, :umm: what do you guys reckon?
- mike
- paso grand pooh-bah
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- model: 750 Paso
- year: 1988
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Re: Record numbers on line!
One of the reasons I keep my bike is because of the fact that the number of "good" pasos is shrinking every day. I think that our bikes are beginning to see a surge in popularity (it's the 80s revival!) and that one day they'll get the recognition they deserve!redpaso wrote:Hey WOW !!! there are 6 people on this site right now, 4 guests. This equels the record set on my birthday last year! I feel honoured to be part of this occassion. I feel that this & the fast growing member numbers to this great site is pointing to a resurgance in PASO popularity. Like all the greats thay are only ever truly appreciated when they are dead, but we all know the PASO will live forever!!! This might be a good time to buy any Paso's we see & sit on them while they appreciate in value, :umm: what do you guys reckon?
- fasterdammit
- paso grand pooh-bah
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Re: Record numbers on line!
And even they don't, we can still enjoy 'em and everybody else can wonder what they're missing when they see 'The Owners' (us!) riding around with big S.E.G.s on their faces.mike wrote:One of the reasons I keep my bike is because of the fact that the number of "good" pasos is shrinking every day. I think that our bikes are beginning to see a surge in popularity (it's the 80s revival!) and that one day they'll get the recognition they deserve!
Just because you're not dead doesn't necessarily mean you're living, either.
1988 Paso 750 #753965
1997 Monster 750
1988 Paso 750 #753965
1997 Monster 750