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Pete.L wrote:

Kev L wrote:Don’t be ridiculous! You never know who’s looking!!!

I’ll bet it was you!!!


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This was our ‘stags’ outfit for Hooters
Tom, my future son in law, went to one of the other tables with four Asian lads sitting at it, and took their order down on a pad! The look on their faces were priceless!
There were some interesting old cars on display at the race course



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Driving a steam locomotive at Spa Valley Railway today.
A right laugh!

Similar engineering to that old bike of yours Tony


Why not combine both interests - https://goo.gl/images/uVJJBv

Might take more than Dymags and some Ti to lighten the steering though!

Crackin' cars Kev I luv the Jags,

Chris.

The white one is a 49 Jag as well. Very nice, all of them.

Kev L wrote: ↑Sun May 06, 2018 10:15 pm The white one is a 49 Jag as well. Very nice, all of them.

No way, I wouldn't have guessed that,

Chris.

took old yeller out today for a wee spin just so it could turn over 40k... happy 40th old friend..

Not so much today as Saturday , I hot the big 5 0 but my good lady organised a small bash, I was chuffed with my cake and Gixer inspired balloon!

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fabiostar wrote: ↑Mon May 07, 2018 10:33 pm took old yeller out today for a wee spin just so it could turn over 40k... happy 40th old friend..

I like the photo Rob

podman wrote: ↑Tue May 08, 2018 2:26 pm Not so much today as Saturday , I hot the big 5 0 but my good lady organised a small bash, I was chuffed with my cake and Gixer inspired balloon!

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Nice job with the cake

Chris.

Took the big Pan out for the 1st big ride of the year.
It's still not right that you can have so much fun on something so big.
Just so balanced.

The big ones always love a good ride, and will do almost anything

Today was supposed to be cloudy with rain coming in from the west. Well they got that wrong, it was a cracking sunny day for a blast to wales.





Only down side was coming across an accident where some old bloke on a BSA had miss read a 90deg bend and run into the hedge and wire fence. Fortunately the landing the other side of the fence was a semi dry bog, so he had a softish landing and was up and moving
It was jammed tight between the wire fencing and the fence post, so No way to get it out by hand. The farmer had gone off to get a tractor with front bucket to see if he could lift it out.


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it was the same bend, on the B road off the Crossgates to Newtown road, where Flatline crashed on OP Storm Wales many years ago ... but in the other direction. there was a big group of them with all sorts of old bikes and sidecars, and a few wives in cars acting as back up.... basically what OP storm will be like in 15yrs time

Bloody hell he's planted that well. Not sure about lifing it with the bucket on a tractor Surly the better way is to saw the post or dig aound the base of it to get some wobble in the post.

Oooppps...!

''basically what OP storm will be like in 15yrs time ''

15 years you sure...

Hows the new front end Al ? did that cheer you up as well ?