Ken Edgar - USA

[Nitrous]

Would anybody possibly have any contact details for Ken Edgar, the Katana collector in Ohio, USA

[Uncle Bob]

Possibly Alexandre in France. I tried recently on the last email I had for him (from my KatanaCentral website) which was years old and no response. Someone State side was asking as they wanted to visit his collection.

[Bikeazoid]

Well Well Well, finally Mr. US dude (me) is needed. Since Ohio is in the US where I live, I do have that information.

Mr Kenneth James Edgar Sr
(440) 943-4934
2900 Camelot Ct
Willoughby Hills OH 44092

Other related phone numbers
(216) 409-5154
(440) 821-7007
(828) 266-6685
(216) 481-4738
(216) 486-9373
(216) 486-1484
(216) 943-4934

Businesses
HI-INSUL-TEMP, INC
4661 Giles Rd Cleveland OH 44135
Officer Name: KENNETH J EDGAR
Title: BUSINESS ASSOCIATE

FCI, INC
4661 Giles Rd Cleveland OH 44135
Officer Name: KENNETH J EDGAR
Title: REGISTERED AGENT

HI-INSUL-TEMP, INC
4661 Giles Rd Cleveland OH 44135
Officer Name: KENNETH J EDGAR
Title: REGISTERED AGENT

[fossie]

What did he have for breakfast?

[Uncle Bob]

Thanks US Dude Possibly with all that info I should move it to the Members Only area so not on public display, though I'm guessing it's all out there else you wouldn't have it!

For interest here's an article about the Kat museum - Ken has a new in the box US GS1000S.
http://www.collectiblewheels.com/blog/2 ... collection

[fossie]

Actually he has a box with GS1000s on it that looks like it's never been opened .....it could have concrete blocks in it!

[Nitrous]

The Katana sword in the photo was sold to him by me about 10 years ago. Engraved and was given as a promotional gift with the first 100 Katanas sold in South Africa. Each one was numbered as well. The one I gave him is number S30s

[Bikeazoid]

Sorry Uncle Bob, I figured anyone allowed to be here was good folk. You can move it if you like.

Since he is from Michigan I'm going to say chicken and waffles.

[Bikeazoid]

Great read on the article. in like 2001 me and some buddies rode to the Guggenheim Museum while it was in Las Vegas because I was obsessed with the Katana's (and bikes in general). I remember tearing up when I got to the Katana, turns out, after reading this article posted above, it was Kens. I remember reading about him it was on the plack next to the kat. The Katana was in the 80s room right next to a Ninja 900 (I think GPZ 900 to you)