skyrider

a lad at our school used to sniff easy start (I suppose it would get him going in the mornings)

sometimes get practical sports bikes and classic mechanics

I use a watering can with a rose on it

A lot of years ago I had a 72 v 8 range rover for two months ( and that was long enough ) I think I spent more time watching the fuel gauge than the road, glad to get rid never in my lifetime will I have another

yea it makes you want to reach out and clip their ear

sounds like office speak

a few years ago someone gave me an mz simpson 50 and it was in a mess the flakey rust in the tank must have been about a quarter of an inch thick, anyway I ended up giving it to a guy who was into mz's and he said he was going to do it up, I never heard from him again so how he got on with it is anybody's guess

I have been with Lynbrook for a few years now I think they are mainly for classic's but they do modern as well

no I sometimes have a few pints of larger before I go to bed

could try ovaltine

I know of a pub in much hoole nr preston called the old smithy inn partly run by a mgp winner Darren cooper at one time he had one of his race bikes in there I don't know if its still in

coming along nicely

a few years ago there was a couple of half hour programmes on the one eyed monster and they were called screaming reels (a fishing programme) and just after that there was another one called two wheels better, I think the bbc would be better doing a re-run of those two instead of last nights garbage

well I watched the first one thought it was crap then I saw a bit of the second one and it didn't get any better, ok if you are into that American hells angel type of gunge but not my thing I wont be tuning in again

quite right experience gives you this

its all being taken out of the home mechanics hands with all the modern technology no wonder a lot of older bikers are now buying classic bikes something they can enjoy tinkering with in the man cave

it could be worth nipping round and asking him you might save a mint

nice

yep get em snapped up, I would do but I have enough bike gear at the moment

these people need to go shopping for a belt to keep their pants up

There you go.... thats it a garden find, well it makes a change from a barn find

probably the best way is to eat them in an eat in chippy with a brew and a plate of bread and butter and mushy peas

I have owned sixteen bikes up to now all being Japanese and the only one that let me down was an xj 550 when I was still running it in and the clutch bearings failed

£70 that's serious money for a visor no wonder you are using a cheaper lid for winter riding