Greetings,
At the POG meeting last night there was some discussion and accompanying comments about the POG message board. The overall kindness and respect that is shown to each other, as well as the courteous manner in which new members are welcomed to the POG message board family were a few of the items mentioned.
I am pleased to pass along to you folks the fact that this all brought great joy to John Penton and he openly expressed those thoughts.
Paul
The Message board is the best. I get a kick out of the before and after pics and Video's.
Another neat thing is meeting fellow POGer's at the track once a month. On the Left Coast, Its like having a POG west meeting. They really are a great bunch of guys.
G
72 six-day
79 KTM MC80 250
I have participated in a number of other forums pertaining to some of my other hobbys and I have to say that I have by far enjoyed participating in this forum the most. The level of courtesy and respect and willingness to help each other between the members shows what genuinely good people the community of vintage dirt bikers and especially the Penton family are.
Doug Bridges
73 Jackpiner
74 Jackpiner/FrankenPenton
project
82 XR200R
Paul, Thank you for pointing out what we like best about the POG club: all the great people! Joe
I'm on a lot of different message boards and I have to agree, this one is by far the most positive and helpful.
Brian
'72 Berkshire
I agree, I ride more than just my Penton and I am on other chat groups as well... this group and it members sets the standard. It just seems to get better and better... Thankyou to all who have made this so great...
Thom Green,Still crazy after all these years!
76' 250 MC5 (orginal owner)74'
250 hare scrambler (project bike)
I completely agree. The mix of incredibly accomplished riders/restorers/mechanically adept, along with some pikers (like me) with less ability -- and the fact that all are willing to share without condescending comments or "flames" etc. makes for an enjoyable place to visit. One nasty comment is enough to alienate not only the target but keep a dozen others from wanting to be part of the group. Happily I've never witnessed this here. Best, John