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geodude wrote:

Diabolus wrote:The cafe's aren't usually 24hr, I ll bring a flask.

Ah good point. Heston Services looks ok?

Is that as in Heston Bloomingheck? It'll be expensive.

firestorm1997 wrote:Trying to get the wife to buy me this..



And a GoPro camara would be nice too..

Wow, VTR branded leather underpants!
Nice

Apart from the obvious like world peace, cheap petrol and breast implants... My wife is nagging me to make a list so she can buy in plenty of time. Really I don't need anything, but my list has started with these: - Some assorted stainless steel fasteners - A hugger But it's met with frowns, so wha...

Me too! Wind was no problem, but floods were. Had to turn back twice due to impassable roads but apart from that was great. Just finished washing it. Only one 'moment' when I came across a broad expanse of water and to apply industrial style braking. We've more rain forecast for tonight, so going to...

AMCQ46 wrote:John, you had a serious trip last night

The Doctor's changed me meds...

A few stainless bolts arrived in the post this week...off to fit them as soon as the shed's warmed up.

I picture myself as a venerable sage, old and wise like Yoda, but with smaller ears. I ride to rescue fair maidens (then shag 'em) armed with a lavatory brush and a bottle of Cillit Bang. I will bring tolerance and understanding to any courtroom proceeding where we dispense justice to eering cagers ...

I'm in!

oldbikeman wrote:I bet you're going to scorn this...

Yep!

Bread bags Why? What about the crumbs? Where would your sandwiches go?

Too many questions, too many unknowns...

How are you getting on with the Acerbic wind guards?
Any chance of a picture of how they fit?

cybercarl wrote:

If you need a new wife, you can have mine

I'll have if she's going for free.

Nah, too much grief, I would rather buy another storm

(:-})

You'd not thank me - stick with a Storm, at least it's got an off switch

Very sad news. I cycle the 6 or so miles to work a couple of times per week to try to keep fit and save fuel. I honestly think it's the most dangerous form of transport. More so than my motorbikes, as you can't get of of the way quickly and all traffic has to pass you. Cyclists and motorcyclists are...

Sorry to hear of your split and troubles...If you need a new wife, you can have mine

Finished fitting my Oxford heated grips and took it out for a run. Temp was 4 degrees so it was cold, but the grips didn't keep my finger ends from going numb. I need some wind deflectors - anyone any ideas?

'twas a nice run though - clear blue skys, roads dry, bike running cock-on !

chric wrote:Machined my remus can well half it with some clay and a mop...

wtf ?