New Guy Here Saying Hello From Texas!

[BADBOY]

Became an "all in" today after several hours researching the Elio. Appears to be a fantastic ride. I live in Seabrook just minutes from NASA halfway between Houston and Galveston on Clear Lake minutes from the bay.

 

[Husker1]

Welcome badboy! You will find this forum both useful and amusing. Lots of good info and many knowledgeable people onboard. Looking forward to your input.

 

[BADBOY]

Welcome badboy! You will find this forum both useful and amusing. Lots of good info and many knowledgeable people onboard. Looking forward to your input.

Hey thanks, sort of reminds me of buying my first Pontiac Solstice in 2006; lots of talk and camaraderie. One ? if anyone has answer: to check air pressure in tires, I understand entire fender must be removed to get to tire stem. Is this correct?

 

[Jim H]

Became an "all in" today after several hours researching the Elio. Appears to be a fantastic ride. I live in Seabrook just minutes from NASA halfway between Houston and Galveston on Clear Lake minutes from the bay.

Bad boy, congratulations on going all-in and welcome to the forum, the respository of information about the Elio. I encourage you to begin the Elio knowledge journey by reviewing the threads that most interest you. Be careful because it becomes addicting. Enjoy both the journey and the experience.

 

[BADBOY]

Bad boy, congratulations on going all-in and welcome to the forum, the respository of information about the Elio. I encourage you to begin the Elio knowledge journey by reviewing the threads that most interest you. Be careful because it becomes addicting. E joy both the journey and the experience.

Thanks Jim. I will dig into the general conversation threads first. Appreciate the welcome!

 

[NSTG8R]

Hey thanks, sort of reminds me of buying my first Pontiac Solstice in 2006; lots of talk and camaraderie. One ? if anyone has answer: to check air pressure in tires, I understand entire fender must be removed to get to tire stem. Is this correct?

Welcome to the forum BADBOY from Missouri. As for your question, "I believe" that the valve stems will be accessible from the inboard side of the fenders, so removal of the fenders won't be necessary to check/add air. There's some pics taken by someone on the site, might have been Husker1 (above) that took some really good pics of the front suspension during a showing in Broomfield, CO. I'll have to do a little search to find the pics I'm thinking of. In the mean time, the search function is a real valuable tool to answer just about any question you can think of. And feel free to comment on anything you come across perusing the site.

 

[PJ]

Welcome fellow Texan see ya around central Texas.

 

[Puna bob]

Welcome Badboy,
I'm sure you'll find lots of interesting reading in the forum.

 

[Anion]

Welcome badboy from North Texas Elio Fan...
Plenty of research and comments here!
Enjoy and hold on... So far it's been a wild ride... It can only get better!
Shout at us if you get your Elio up and around Dallas area. Will put the coffee on for you!

 

[zelio]

Became an "all in" today after several hours researching the Elio. Appears to be a fantastic ride. I live in Seabrook just minutes from NASA halfway between Houston and Galveston on Clear Lake minutes from the bay.

Hi and welcome from Oregon, BADBOY. Congratulations on your decision regarding the Elio. I hope you will enjoy this diverse and interesting group as we wait for the production and ownership of our Elios. :-) Z