Hello EUC World

[MKader17]

Hey Everyone, I wanted to introduce myself. I'm new to the EUC world and am loving it. My friends convinced me to purchase an EUC with some funds I had saved up for a "fun" vehicle (originally a project car, motorcycle, or scooter). After watching my friend go Iron Man on me and zoom off into the future so many times I was hooked.

He taught me how to ride, I purchased a KS 16X and now the history is being written. I've learned a lot from this forum and am looking forward to adding in any way that I can to help!

PS - I do realize that EUC World is an app; the pun was just too good to pass up  

Edited April 24, 2021 by MKader17

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Welcome to the nuthouse! GOod choice on an euc. Car projects are fun, but youll probably be enjoying the wind in your hair, the sun on your face and NOT having to track down parts. You won't have another car in the end, but hell.... you're gliding like an alien from the future now! Those TX country roads are going to be calling you! I foresee a big speed wheel in your near future, to add to the collection. The virus WILL claim another, no need to try and fight it! DOn't forget to give eucw a try, as you've already used it for a pun.

Edited April 22, 2021 by ShanesPlanet

[Scottie]

2 hours ago, MKader17 said:

After watching my friend go Iron Man on me and zoom off into the future so many times I was hooked.

I love that line!

[Circuitmage]

TX has good weather (most of the time) for riding.

[RockyTop]

Welcome to the asylum! 

[Scubadragonsan]

MKader17  We may be in Texas next month. Any real long good paved trail you can recommend? We are seniors 61 and 69 from San Francisco, not looking to kill ourselves riding any unpaved mountain trails. We like river trails where there are fun places to visit...for food or sightseeing!

[MKader17]

18 hours ago, scubadragosan said:

MKader17  We may be in Texas next month. Any real long good paved trail you can recommend? We are seniors 61 and 69 from San Francisco, not looking to kill ourselves riding any unpaved mountain trails. We like river trails where there are fun places to visit...for food or sightseeing!

That is going to be heavily dependent on where you end up. San Antonio has a paved trails system that is on its way to stretching entirely across the city. Austin, has some paves trails around the city (though it's been years since I've been there). Not sure about DFW or Houston.