Is Texas a real place?

Negatory good buddy. I don't recall seeing any Guzzis around town. That doesn't mean there isn't 1 or 2. My airhead is 1 of only a handful.

Amarillo makes me think of an armadillo.  Welcome to the funhouse.   


Rollie, a southern three-banded armadillo, playing

Slow day at the office.

Thanks everyone for the welcome. Kneescrubber you probably haven't noticed the old guzzi because it's been in the process of a frame up restore, but my dad and I both have airheads that we ride regularly. I know there use to be a lot more Guzzi's running around when my dad was the dealer here. Now he just does repairs and it's mainly Harley and BMW that we see.

Thanks everyone for the welcome. Kneescrubber you probably haven't noticed the old guzzi because it's been in the process of a frame up restore, but my dad and I both have airheads that we ride regularly. I know there use to be a lot more Guzzi's running around when my dad was the dealer here. Now he just does repairs and it's mainly Harley and BMW that we see.

So what was the name of your Dad's dealership? Where is your shop now?

I shall be round tomorrow morning.

Name of the shop is High Expectations Motorworks it's right next to B&B food store and in front of Christian Heritage Church address is 2703 SE 10th ave. There's usually a bunch of vans in the parking lot. We let the church borrow parking space for their vans, and they help with the building costs. Right now my parents are on Run For The Wall so the shop is closed, but we'll be back open first of June.