Now that the deed is done I know it was the right thing to do but I miss it anyway. It was a real pretty bike and quite the conversation piece. The last I saw it the new owner had a big smile on his face as he turned South to his home in Louisiana.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
W650 Sold
When I traded the broken Royal Enfield in on the Triumph Bonneville I made the decision to sell the W650. That was just over a year ago and yesterday (June 27th) the Dubya went home with a new owner. Paul flew into Wichita and I met him at the airport, his plan was to ride it home.
Now that the deed is done I know it was the right thing to do but I miss it anyway. It was a real pretty bike and quite the conversation piece. The last I saw it the new owner had a big smile on his face as he turned South to his home in Louisiana.
Now that the deed is done I know it was the right thing to do but I miss it anyway. It was a real pretty bike and quite the conversation piece. The last I saw it the new owner had a big smile on his face as he turned South to his home in Louisiana.
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That sure was a pretty bike. It's hard to own two bikes, though. You never know which one to ride. I'm glad you found an appreciative buyer.
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