While, I read through all the recent posts.. I think to myself I have never quit. I don’t make announcements.

I occasionally make press releases about the grand scheme of YAMA-LIFE.

A Teacher, once told me in 9th. Grade Electrical Shop ( Luis Spray  ) “Curtis, Things are Rough All Over.”
It was a very short sentence that has stuck with me since 1972, incidentally, a very bad year for me, personally. 

In life, I don’t believe that I’ve ever capitulated on anything. I don’t give up. Sometimes, I’ve learned not even to frown. People, are always talking about heaven, and how wonderful it is, and I simply look at them and tell them that heaven and hell is right here on earth, you’re living in one of them right now concurrently.

My take is to work harder and not to ever walk away. 

Please join me here “making your own personal declaration of why you’re going to stay, until you need to swim to land and shake off the bitter cold.”

Mako knows I’m not going anywhere anytime soon!

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enc.bm

Life needs to be simple. Only you can make it tough… well…
Sneezles61

Hang out, I wanna see too.

I never understood the a new site is opening and I am leaving this one" announcements.
If I have a fall out with a site, I just do not return. No big announcement, just vanish into the ether.

As for abandoning this one...  flouncing out is contributing to the very problem that many of the complaints are about - lower footfall.

What is wrong with enjoying the new site and continuing patronage to this one?

My threads are shared between 3 different sites of differing interests where interested motorcyclist are present.
A simple copy and paste job with simple modifications to tailor to the target audience.

Was getting worried thinking i'd be the only one left and talking to myself.

It’s not like the ship is sinking.
We just got the wind knocked out of our sails at the moment.

I have no plans of leaving, this has been and is the best forum I've been a member of. I don't think I've had one argument with anyone and no one has tried to provoke me into one, even when I ask a question that has been asked and answered...

I don’t post much, as I don’t know much. However, I do ask lots of questions. I also read the new posts nearly daily. I like to attempt to expand my knowledge. Lots of wisdom here. Thanks to all.

That’s what it’s all about. Great people and knowledge willing to help others 

I'm fairly new to the site and dont post much either, but theres no way I would have gotten my 1972 DT2 250 running without the info and sagely advice from this community 

This site combined with youtube videos have made me into a novice 2-stroke motorcycle mechanic in 5 months 
Thanks again to this community. Ill continue using and checking in multiple times a week!