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RobTwin
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by RobTwin » Mon Mar 25, 13 1:29 pm
Carl wrote: If they guy on the Bonnie is a Rocker? He was a brave man.
Other way round I'd say. Brave mods being near a rocker on a proper bike
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by Pete » Mon Mar 25, 13 1:42 pm
Here Here!!!
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Dave999
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by Dave999 » Mon Mar 25, 13 2:38 pm
yeah but these young fellas aren't going to be bothered by an old git on an oily old bike
he's not doing any harm other than making the place look a mess.
he's got a helmet because later hes going to tell everyone he did 100 MPH
round the north circular from the A1 to the Ace cafe.
They got on really quite well except in the daily mirror
Rockers were good for some things
being an embarrasing older brother
suggesting appropriate heat range of plug
rebuilding your carb
spraying ya bike
and selling your dads records to
Dave
The Greater Knapweed near the Mugwort by the Buckthorn tree is dying
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by Pete » Mon Mar 25, 13 2:44 pm
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Ivor
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by Ivor » Mon Mar 25, 13 2:59 pm
...and if you ran up the inside and flicked the clutch lever up it knocked it out of gear!
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by Pete » Mon Mar 25, 13 3:00 pm
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Ivor
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by Ivor » Mon Mar 25, 13 3:20 pm
I'm rather reticent to admit I did in fact have a Vespa GS for a very short time.
It was very wobbly and I felt like I was heading straight for the casualty department, so I sold it for 30 quid...
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by Pete » Mon Mar 25, 13 3:27 pm
Ivor wrote: .......so I sold it for 30 quid...
You did them over
The Best line I ever heard was when I phoned "Happy Hamrax" up for parts...
The converstaion went:
Ring Ring, Ring Ring,
Ring Ring,
Ring Ring,
Click.....
"Hello, Happy Hamrax here!"
"Hi there, I have a D14 /4, I...."
"I have a lake, we should get together some time........."
Still better than a scooter though........
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Ivor
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by Ivor » Mon Mar 25, 13 3:33 pm
Happy Hamrax in Ladbroke Grove, I'd forgotten all about them!
Nothing wrong with a Bantam either, I've had a fair few, in fact I gave one away, while I was clearing out the garage last year and it still worked, even though it had been completely ignored for about 30 years...
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by Pete » Mon Mar 25, 13 3:37 pm
I think they are still trading....
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Dave999
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by Dave999 » Mon Mar 25, 13 5:22 pm
you'd have to find a scoot with a broken kickstarter to wind it down and ito the ground
Trying to kcickstart it when its running doesn't work
Dave
The Greater Knapweed near the Mugwort by the Buckthorn tree is dying