Happy New Year 2025
Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2024 6:29 pm
I'm gigging tonight so I'll get mine in now.
Happy New Year to all you reprobates.
Happy New Year to all you reprobates.
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Happy New Year 2025
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Re: Happy New Year 2025
Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2024 8:45 pm
Happy New Year to everyone 
Re: Happy New Year 2025
Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2024 8:46 pm
Cheers CheekyKev and Kev L
Wishing you all a better 2025,
Chris.
Wishing you all a better 2025,
Chris.
Re: Happy New Year 2025
Posted: Tue Dec 31, 2024 11:33 pm
Hope yer all having a mellow one thinking about warmer times.
Freezing my nuts aff up here waiting on the Northern lights passing and the local toffs setting of the fireworks.
Hope to see most of you all next year at some point.
Chills all
Freezing my nuts aff up here waiting on the Northern lights passing and the local toffs setting of the fireworks.
Hope to see most of you all next year at some point.
Chills all
Re: Happy New Year 2025
Posted: Wed Jan 01, 2025 1:32 pm
Happy new year!
It's been a while, must have sold my VTR 17 years ago. Didn't realise the forum was still up and running until I stumbled across it today. I did recognise a few user names though! I hadn't realise how time has passed. I've been retired from the fire service 7 ½ years now!
I still find myself looking at VTRs for sale on eBay. I'd love another one, but the wife doesn't seem to think me being back on a bike is a good idea!
It's been a while, must have sold my VTR 17 years ago. Didn't realise the forum was still up and running until I stumbled across it today. I did recognise a few user names though! I hadn't realise how time has passed. I've been retired from the fire service 7 ½ years now!
I still find myself looking at VTRs for sale on eBay. I'd love another one, but the wife doesn't seem to think me being back on a bike is a good idea!
Re: Happy New Year 2025
Posted: Wed Jan 01, 2025 8:30 pm
Good to hear from you again, I see you joined here 4 mths before I did 80Fireman on a Storm wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2025 1:32 pm Happy new year!
It's been a while, must have sold my VTR 17 years ago. Didn't realise the forum was still up and running until I stumbled across it today. I did recognise a few user names though! I hadn't realise how time has passed. I've been retired from the fire service 7 ½ years now!
I still find myself looking at VTRs for sale on eBay. I'd love another one, but the wife doesn't seem to think me being back on a bike is a good idea!
Chris.
Re: Happy New Year 2025
Posted: Wed Jan 01, 2025 10:14 pm
How are you keeping Chris? Was trying to put a name with the user name. I was shocked how long ago it was. I was still a firefighter when I had the VTR. Promotion, kids and building work meant I needed a van, the bike wasn't getting used. I retired as Station officer, wish I still had the bike or a bike. Wife caught me looking at a GPZ900r a while back, what a telling off I got! Unfortunately I have to admit she's probably right about me not having another bike. I damaged my shoulder in a bad car crash a year before I retired and have arthritis in my hips. Don't think I could ride for very long or walk when I get off! But I can dream!sirch345 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2025 8:30 pmGood to hear from you again, I see you joined here 4 mths before I did 80Fireman on a Storm wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2025 1:32 pm Happy new year!
It's been a while, must have sold my VTR 17 years ago. Didn't realise the forum was still up and running until I stumbled across it today. I did recognise a few user names though! I hadn't realise how time has passed. I've been retired from the fire service 7 ½ years now!
I still find myself looking at VTRs for sale on eBay. I'd love another one, but the wife doesn't seem to think me being back on a bike is a good idea!
Chris.
Paul
Re: Happy New Year 2025
Posted: Thu Jan 02, 2025 10:29 pm
I'm not too bad thanks Paul, I'm retired now like yourself. I hope you are keeping well? It is hard to believe how all those years have gone since joining this Forum. You did well in retiring as Station OfficerFireman on a Storm wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2025 10:14 pmHow are you keeping Chris? Was trying to put a name with the user name. I was shocked how long ago it was. I was still a firefighter when I had the VTR. Promotion, kids and building work meant I needed a van, the bike wasn't getting used. I retired as Station officer, wish I still had the bike or a bike. Wife caught me looking at a GPZ900r a while back, what a telling off I got! Unfortunately I have to admit she's probably right about me not having another bike. I damaged my shoulder in a bad car crash a year before I retired and have arthritis in my hips. Don't think I could ride for very long or walk when I get off! But I can dream!sirch345 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2025 8:30 pmGood to hear from you again, I see you joined here 4 mths before I did 80Fireman on a Storm wrote: ↑Wed Jan 01, 2025 1:32 pm Happy new year!
It's been a while, must have sold my VTR 17 years ago. Didn't realise the forum was still up and running until I stumbled across it today. I did recognise a few user names though! I hadn't realise how time has passed. I've been retired from the fire service 7 ½ years now!
I still find myself looking at VTRs for sale on eBay. I'd love another one, but the wife doesn't seem to think me being back on a bike is a good idea!
Chris.
Paul
No harm in dreaming
Glad you are still here to tell the tale of a bad car crash!
I was one of about 5 or 6 guy's who were on the Motor Cycle News Forum before joining here, I'm not sure if you were one of them or not?
At least you remembered your password
which is more than some members can do Chris.