what have you done to your "bike" today

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NZSpokes
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Went for a nice ride in the country with my beloved. Stopped for yummy fish and chips.

Had 2 wasps fly into my jacket and sting me. b8stard.
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uk13iker
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Will do for something to run about on and a few track days £700 full service history and data tool alarm 07 reg 26k


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Watty
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uk13iker wrote:Will do for something to run about on and a few track days £700 full service history and data tool alarm 07 reg 26k


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Well she weren't a lot of money :thumbup:
SH#T HAPPENS!!!!!!!!
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NZSpokes wrote:Went for a nice ride in the country with my beloved. Stopped for yummy fish and chips.

Had 2 wasps fly into my jacket and sting me. b8stard.
Aye, once had a bee hit me, visor up at 60 or so, massive shiner - hurt like a b8stard and had to ride back from Devil's Bridge with one eye shut! Could've been worse, mate on a Gixer hit a pheasant!
I'm so unlucky that if there is such a thing as re-incarnation I'll come back as me!
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vanstub
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took my storm for a visit to infamous Mr.Mon :clap:
And El Presidente made an appearance as well :crazy:
and put a new seat on :)
Life's too short for plain biscuits :thumbup:
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Kev L
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Check you've still got your wallet, and if you don't remember any of the events of the day, and your butt is sore, suspect rohypnol. :lol:
Carpe diem, quam minimum credula postero
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Rode the spluttering beast over to Tony for some major surgery which included Tony taking a hammer & chisel to the front cam cover to rectify a rounded off cam cover bolt... 8O

Rear cams out & reset I now have a fully working Custard Crumble... :thumbup:

Boxing it all back up, just did the last air box screw...Went to put the front plug cap back on...The throttle cables are hanging down un-conected...

DOH!

Air box back off...throttle conected...Air box back on reached over for the last air box screw, which is sitting next to the intake stacks !

DOH! Air box lid back off...stacks on...Lid on for the final time...


Meanwhile Tony has wheeled Steve Vanstubs bike down so he can ride off & notices no mirrors...at this point I felt better... Mirrors fitted I said to Tony 'cor I just forgot to put the satcks in...' Tony thinks for a moment then walks back up to the garage & gets Steves stacks... :lol: :lol:

Finaly rode off after I rememberd to reconect the front indis ... :oops:

Rides like a different bike now...a proper Storm...

Cheers Tony... :thumbup: Enjoy that beer tonight.

Oh & Kev, Steves wallet was empty...Tony saw to that... :lol:
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vanstub
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Kev L wrote:Check you've still got your wallet, and if you don't remember any of the events of the day, and your butt is sore, suspect rohypnol. :lol:
you're a sick puppy Kev 8O it was all very congenial tea toast and bisqui and nothing purple in evidence lots of shiny things thou :clap:
Life's too short for plain biscuits :thumbup:
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They work in tandem mate, hypnotise you with the shiney's and confuse you with the multitude of digits on the hands of............. Well I wouldn't want to offend anyone! Who am I kidding, on the inbred of Grain, then they double team you!
If you have been affected by any of the issues mentioned there is a helpline available!
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Kev L wrote:They work in tandem mate, hypnotise you with the shiney's and confuse you with the multitude of digits on the hands of............. Well I wouldn't want to offend anyone! Who am I kidding, on the inbred of Grain, then they double team you!
If you have been affected by any of the issues mentioned there is a helpline available!
:beer:
See what I have to put up with Steve... :whatever
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Kev L wrote:They work in tandem mate, hypnotise you with the shiney's and confuse you with the multitude of digits on the hands of............. Well I wouldn't want to offend anyone! Who am I kidding, on the inbred of Grain, then they double team you!
If you have been affected by any of the issues mentioned there is a helpline available!
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The number is 0800 I'VE BEEN VIOLATED!!
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Seeker 77
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Do I need to worry about coming to Grainstorm? You lot are flipping mental
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mellis wrote:Do I need to worry about coming to Grainstorm? You lot are flipping mental
You'll be fine Mark... :twisted:
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Kev L
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Only drink tea you made yourself!!!
Only joking, Mac is completely harmless really, and he makes a mean bacon sarnie as I recall. :thumbup:
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not the bike
got the broken bolt that my 16 year old son snapped out of the pump on my Zetor tractor
the black smoke pollutes the atmosphere once more
mohahahahaha
told you not to but oh no you knew better
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