There is the old saying, “The more things CHANGE, the more they STAY THE SAME”. In other words CHANGE IS INEVITABLE. Nothing stays the same and change itself is the one constant in our lives.
OK, if that is too DEEP for my readers let me get simpler and more specific. In fact this is one of my favorite subjects. ME!
Life changes, but the motorcycle in the blood kind of hangs on with you. You can get the man off of the motorcycle, but you cannot get the motorcycle out of the man.
Me- My first motorcycle
1972 in Tucson Arizona on my first motorcycle a 1972 Honda Scrambler 175cc
Me- Started in Real Estate
A little motorcycle real estate advertising. Jeff “Motorcycle” Masich, REALTOR®
Me- More recently
No more motorcycle but remember filling it up with gas. Does that count?
Well, I sold my motorcycle and I had one most years since I was 18 years old. We have a motorcycle touring group called the “History Hogs” taking rides to historical sites like Gettysburg, the lost Fort Mohave in Arizona, Fort Cochise and badlands of New Mexico. Now, on the last trips, I rented a Harley Trike and then mellowed out and rode (er “drove”) a rented convertible with the guys riding their bikes while carrying the ice chest and the luggage in the trunk.
I was 18 years old here on my 1972 Honda 175 Scrambler, which was great because I could ride on the freeway and on the dirt back country in Tucson.
I wish I was still riding as leaning into those curves on the bike is more exhilirating.
However, just getting out is always good.
What has not changed? Well I am still in real estate serving my seller and buyer clients the best way possible. However, now my feet are firmly planted on the ground.
Hey looking for a home with a 4+ car garage to park your motorcycles. I can help you with that!