A gold wingbigtwinthing wrote:Washed it immaculately, put the panniers, sat nav, top box and the Original cans back onAND Part ex-ed it for another bike,They knocked £100 off for the ABS fault as i showed them the details from Honda. They didn't seem bothered at all. The bike did look great though.
Picking up the New bike Next sat afternoon so can't make the Trip to Macs. Sorry matey.
The Mrs loves the new bike though so thats a start. Totally different bike but it went superbly.
Go on on have a Guess?
what have you done to your "bike" today
- lloydie
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Re: what have you done to your "bike" today
Ha, I can't even afford any of the afore-mentioned strokers Tonytony.mon wrote:That sounds very complicated, do you really have to wear specific clothing standing in a plastic box with a motorbike when being spanked?Mav617 wrote:
I'd have either in a perspex case in my front room....and the LC for spanking in me paddock jacket, Simpson Bandit, jeans and Nikes.
That must cost a fair bit extra, you wealthy perv!

I'm so unlucky that if there is such a thing as re-incarnation I'll come back as me!
Re: what have you done to your
A BMWlloydie wrote:A gold wingbigtwinthing wrote:Washed it immaculately, put the panniers, sat nav, top box and the Original cans back onAND Part ex-ed it for another bike,They knocked £100 off for the ABS fault as i showed them the details from Honda. They didn't seem bothered at all. The bike did look great though.
Picking up the New bike Next sat afternoon so can't make the Trip to Macs. Sorry matey.
The Mrs loves the new bike though so thats a start. Totally different bike but it went superbly.
Go on on have a Guess?
I'm so unlucky that if there is such a thing as re-incarnation I'll come back as me!
- alanfjones1411
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Deauville
SO WHEN DOES THIS OLD ENOUGH TO KNOW BETTER KICK IN
Re: what have you done to your "bike" today
im hoping to get over, would be good to see that many storms together.agentpineapple wrote:I hope you bring the blue one to the 20th meet fabs, i'm really looking forward to seeing it...fabiostar wrote:Fitted a well needed chain to the blue one and sat back with a beer

the older i get,the faster i was 

- agentpineapple
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I didn't get a chance to ride today, had to work all day, I hate tiling hahahaha
I did manage to prep the bike for an early morning ride to the coast.
topped up the oil
and the coolant (still got a pesky leak I can't find)
tyre pressures checked
all lights working properly
chain checked and lubed
good to go.........
I did manage to prep the bike for an early morning ride to the coast.
topped up the oil
and the coolant (still got a pesky leak I can't find)
tyre pressures checked
all lights working properly
chain checked and lubed
good to go.........

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- agentpineapple
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fingers crossed you can make it mate, you ain't got as far to go as mefabiostar wrote:im hoping to get over, would be good to see that many storms together.agentpineapple wrote:I hope you bring the blue one to the 20th meet fabs, i'm really looking forward to seeing it...fabiostar wrote:Fitted a well needed chain to the blue one and sat back with a beer





HEY YOU GUYS!!!!!!
Re: what have you done to your "bike" today
Nowt, but cleaning the chain and checking the tyre pressures tomoz ready for a blast.
I'm so unlucky that if there is such a thing as re-incarnation I'll come back as me!
- bigtwinthing
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alanfjones1411 wrote:Deauville
there is no need for that Alan.

missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
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I think like you that Paul will have stayed with Honda, I'm going to say a VFR1200lloydie wrote:A gold wingbigtwinthing wrote:Washed it immaculately, put the panniers, sat nav, top box and the Original cans back onAND Part ex-ed it for another bike,They knocked £100 off for the ABS fault as i showed them the details from Honda. They didn't seem bothered at all. The bike did look great though.
Picking up the New bike Next sat afternoon so can't make the Trip to Macs. Sorry matey.
The Mrs loves the new bike though so thats a start. Totally different bike but it went superbly.
Go on on have a Guess?

Chris.
Re: what have you done to your "bike" today
Dodged the showers and had a great ride out with the good lady earlier today.
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I always prefer to keep myself clean, so a shower before getting your leathers on feels like a good idea.podman wrote:Dodged the showers and had a great ride out with the good lady earlier today.
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But each to their own, I suppose.
Does she like you all sweaty?
It's not falling off, it's an upgrade opportunity.
- bigtwinthing
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sirch345 wrote:I think like you that Paul will have stayed with Honda, I'm going to say a VFR1200lloydie wrote:A gold wingbigtwinthing wrote:Washed it immaculately, put the panniers, sat nav, top box and the Original cans back onAND Part ex-ed it for another bike,They knocked £100 off for the ABS fault as i showed them the details from Honda. They didn't seem bothered at all. The bike did look great though.
Picking up the New bike Next sat afternoon so can't make the Trip to Macs. Sorry matey.
The Mrs loves the new bike though so thats a start. Totally different bike but it went superbly.
Go on on have a Guess?![]()
Chris.
Chris i tried one and hated it, i didn't think i would but it is so small , very fast but hard to turn once your leant over. Smooth though but too small.
missing the noise, not the vibes. However never say never!
- agentpineapple
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had a lovely ride today. started at 8am, it was still a tad chilly, but sod it, I set off for the coast. once there I chilled out and took a few pics.
then I headed back through the mountains to Gandesa. a quick splash n dash at the petrol stn and it was off to Mequinenza via Caspe. once there I stopped for a coffee overlooking the river.
then a spirited ride home. although I did stop at my local petrol stn to wash the bike and have another coffee with a birthday custard filled donut...



then I headed back through the mountains to Gandesa. a quick splash n dash at the petrol stn and it was off to Mequinenza via Caspe. once there I stopped for a coffee overlooking the river.
then a spirited ride home. although I did stop at my local petrol stn to wash the bike and have another coffee with a birthday custard filled donut...




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Re: what have you done to your "bike" today
Thats all very well Marty but you missed a cracking Bank Hol weekend here in Blighty... Not...To be fair It was sunny in the mornings & the promissed rain held off in Grainsville but others wern't so lucky...fecking cold over night tho...
So take your beach & the sand in ya pants & take ya custard donut & shove it in ya gob...Oh you already did that...
So take your beach & the sand in ya pants & take ya custard donut & shove it in ya gob...Oh you already did that...

Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...