Just wanted to say hello from North Alabama.

[6adan]

I just joined a couple of days ago. I don't have a Valkrie yet but I am in the process of getting one a 2000 Tourer. It has been a accident but not anything I can't fix. I had kind of thought about a Valkyrie for a while and I took a 100 mile ride on a friends and that sold me. I have been riding sense 1970 when I bought my first bike a 1970 CB750 in Japan when I was in the Navy. I still have that bike and would not sell it for anything in fact my wife says I would sell her before I would sell the bike. I told her I will just keep them both. I do have several old Goldwings 75 & 79 running 84 standard which is kind of the father of the Valkrie. I will let that be it for now, just wanted to say this looks like a good forum.    Dannie                               

[signart]

Welcome to the forum. You got your cb750 before I did mine (1973), but I got my first Valk before you (2003).  To me they have the same appeal, wish I still had my 750.
Feel free to post a photo of both on the general, we all would love to see them.

[Jess from VA]

Welcome. 

[OnaWingandaPrayer]

Hello Dannie and Welcome . Visit often and enjoy.

[9Ball]

Welcome...lots of help here if you have any questions while you get your new Valkyrie on the road.

Let's see some pictures of your CB750 when you get a chance.

[hubcapsc]

Welcome to the group... I'll be rolling through North Alabama later today...

-Mike

[JimmyG]

Welcome

[old2soon]

             Welcome from a Former Airedale 1964-1968. I had at one time and wish I Still owned it a new off the show room floor 1973 Honda CB 500/4. Welcome.  And B T W and before I fergit to rekemember-Thank You for Your Service and Welcome Home.  RIDE SAFE.

[6adan]

Thanks everyone for the welcome. Mike hope you have a good safe trip through N A today. Old2 soon I was off of Vietnam in 68 on a very slow liberty ship from WW2, U.S.S. Jamestown AGTR3. I was on the U.S.S. Jason AR8 when I got the 750 and brought it back. I got out in Dec. 1970 and rode it back to Alabama. Thank you for your service and I also ride with PGR.

[mikeirion]

A 1972 CB750/4 is was started it all for me also, now I have two Valkyries, seems like a common story around here, enjoy!

[Fireman973]

Welcome it was my dad's 1972 CB 750 that got me into the whole motorcycle thing. We also were in Japan and before we left I had purchased my first bike a 1974 Honda CB 500 Four still one of the smoothest I've ridden.