lonesome dreamer

[tekidaho]

This is my real weak link! I have been reluctant to get into vynal because I know that I would jump in with both feet and I just barely have time and $ to do the toys that I already do. Please tell me not to even think about it.....I already have a small stack of tunes stashed!

My problem is I live in a household that is of mostly 'shared intrests' and am the only one involved in any of this vintage stuff. Whenever I want to spend a zillion bucks on it, nobody understands or has any sympathy for me:(

I am also 'alone' with my vintage XL Honda!:eek

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q83/pbidaho/DSCF3248.jpg

[Adam D]

Not many people understand us when it comes to vintage equipment, or people who are interested in anything vintage.. We know it's made better... Nice picture there and nice bike, it looks old from the 80s..

Adam

[Kermit z]

My first bike was a 1979 Honda XL100S that I bought in 1982 :) As to the vinyl hole, I really cannot help you since I have 3 motorcycles now and 8 turntables. I will say that you can get into the equipment side pretty cheap. And for the records, Goodwill and other thrifts have alot of cheap records. I say keep an eye on Craigslist or the thrifts and get something that is low on price and have fun. The problem is trying to resist the "Upgrade" bug :D

[tekidaho]

1976 Honda XL 175. Probably good advice on the turntable direction. Guess I'll have a look.:rolleyes:, Chuck

[Adam D]

Even older than what I thought.. I remember seeing those back in the 80s often, probably why I though it was from that decade..