D6 wrote:I've never named any of my bikes. I'm not one of those people who call it "she" either.

It's a lump of metal.

Bothered. *shrug*

I've never named any of my bikes. I'm not one of those people who call it "she" either.

It's a lump of metal.

Monty wrote:mmmm I'm not sure, will it make my bum look big?

Errrm....
Frankly mate, if you're more preoccupied with the opinion of people who want to look at your bum than getting a really good bike, then it's maybe time you looked a new forum.?

Here you go mate; Linky

And regards the ROSPA @T.C. I am considering it!! [SMILING FACE WITH OPEN MOUTH AND SMILING EYES] so may bump into you who knows!!

Was so busy yesterday. I ordered some new bits for the bike (see postman thread), took the mut out for a nice run, then cleaned the whole house top to bottom, which took a couple of hours. Then had tried to ring the jewelers because my missuses ring hasn't turn up yet since well before Christmas, ...

I had some spicy Cuban chicken thing last night, as did Perkles.

I didn't go for a curry afterwards though. Guess who did?

... ago when scouting the meet place at Hanger Cafe) Ride was around 30-40 miles on all types of roads!! Through that time we picked up a traffic cop who wanted to follow us waiting for us to do illegal moves...well they didn't get that!! So after around 10 odd miles they got bored and moved on...I ...

... a run for their money but I cant see anything coming close to them this year I rode with a guy about 6 months after they came out, mate of a mate (who owns a 10R! ;) ) and he swore he was an experienced rider, wanted to come out with us, "no worries go as fast as you like". Managed 10 ...

... a Shark lid a few years back and it was honestly one of the most poorly constructed helmets I have ever encountered. From a reputable dealer, too, who then had all sorts of problems getting a replacement. They ended up just giving him a refund and he bought an Arai (for £50 more, which is what ...

There's a few I follow who post in gym gear, but I don't think I know that one. There's an awful lot of "notice me, notice me, notice me" ones, but I tend not to, because all they want is the being noticed. Any attempts at ...

Over £700 raised for cancer research from those who attended the funeral. That's impressive seeing as it's January and most of the people who went attended Ron's funeral just a few weeks ago.

Totally agree it's a silly amount of debt for someone who has qualifications but have no real life experience out in the real world. But as an example my mate worked his bum off while at uni, he had a full time apprenticeship in the field he wanted ...

... it was free I really believe we would have higher drop outs, waste of spaces going into uni which would just waste the lecturers time and the guys who dont know what they want would just pile into unis. In my opinion it's better to have to pay for it, people who are serious about getting degrees ...

Itchy wrote:
Or climbing Everest.

Where he met a beautiful local lass with DD cup boobs who is the best cook in the world and wants to marry him.

... seen or done myself has been to the upper part of the shell. I've worn some pretty flimsy helmets in my time and I see plenty of people out there who swear that a cheapo Chinese lid will protect them as well as an Arai or Shoei. Good luck with that... I've had a fair few offs, yes, thanks. And ...

Who is it with duke ? It doesn't sound too bad tbh I think FE are the cheapest but you run sessions like in the UK unless it's specified as open pit.

There's a bloke who lives upstairs who washing his car every weekend come rain, snow, ice or wind he's out there cleaning it with a toothbrush! Must admit though it is immaculate!

... 80 or 85MPH. Some people have no common sense or they have the 'it won't happen to me' theory. I think these people should go to a family who has lost their sons / daughters due to a careless driver and see what their actions could lead to

kiwikrasher wrote:You can pick all the 40+ blokes on the forum by this thread I'm just waiting for Rossgo to come on and ask who we are talking about

[emoji1] hahaha

... of picking up cheaper vehicles If you're happy to/enjoy repairing motorbikes then it is a pretty sensible option IMHO. Obviously not for people who want a pristine new... Perfect for track bike project purchase toos, apparently. ;)