SOLD

[chric]

Honda firestorm 53 plate registerd jan 2004

Location:- Barnsley.

£2300 o.v.n.o

Upgrades which include
belly pan
satnav socket
satnav stem
some shiney sh1t
oxford heat grips
lorenzo stubby levers
red screen top end one no chinese cack
harris rear sets
puig chain gaurd
grp exhaust system
givi rack and kappa box
milage 25000
always serviced yearly by neil
forks painted black
linkage stripped and re greased
gel seat by elsemade
tyres like new not much milage on them
new battery fitted this year
manual ccts fitted

[Watty]

A very clean sorted bike ! GLWS mate

[chric]

Thanks it's my new thread just perfecting a advert so will be adding to it
I'll be washing it and stuff tomorrow and finding logbook etc

[bazzashadow]

I know it looks brand new chric but you could of took the price tag off it(hanging off the exhaust)

[chric]

Yeah need to take new pictures stashed camera somewhere safe that safe I can't find it

[MacV2]

My offer still stands...

http://www.vtr1000.org/phpBB3/viewtopic ... 21#p405521

[agentpineapple]

I think its worth more, maximise what you get by removing and selling the nice parts, you'll make over 3k mate

[sirch345]

Chric, can you please add your location as per forum rules,

Chris.

[chric]

Barnsley

[sirch345]

Barnsley

Do I have to do everything

I've added it to your advert, good luck with a sale Chric,

Chris.

[chric]

T top

[chric]

T top

[Watty]

T top

Ehh??

[sirch345]

T top

Ehh??

It's Chric's form of a "Bump" to bring the advert to the top again,

Chris.

[tony.mon]

T top

Ehh??

It's Chric's form of a "Bump" to bring the advert to the top again,

Chris.

Possibly...... But there are several other possibilities here.
It may be a reference to having to miss the TT races in June due to the dates clashing with a planned operation.

Alternatively it may be an abbreviation for Tank Top, the sleeveless jumper worn in the Seventies.
Tank is sometimes aligned with the more common "Tanker", which is rhyming slang for a self-stimulating individual, possibly although not necessarily while driving either a tracked vehicle or a mass volume fuel delivery vehicle.

It could be meant to say: "Thanks, Sir, you are indeed a gent and a Top Man" (Probably unconnected with the seventies clothing store of the same name renowned for merchandising the aforementioned sleeveless jumpers)

Any others I haven't considered?