Reply With QuoteI can assure you that Stolzy is mature. Not like a fine brandy, mark you. More like a cheese.Originally Posted by XPilot
PS That was very childish of me. I admit it. Please don't overreact, you'll boil your piss.
Al
I can assure you that Stolzy is mature. Not like a fine brandy, mark you. More like a cheese.
PS That was very childish of me. I admit it. Please don't overreact, you'll boil your piss.
Very good made I laughAl
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Just a Prospect at the moment
it wasn't meant to be banter it was meant to suggest to BA that he should chill the fcuk out.
Hope this clarifies the situation for you.
Nosey are'nt you? cannae believe ye never asked the guy about pics FFS......When I was up the track she said to me over the headset....there is a crowd of 6/7 bikes etc...seen you all pass and thought, feck they are out early, must be young guns, then when we passed and seen you all with helmets off I near pissed myself seeing all the grey beards and bald heads
Anyway.....Daytona boots are the only gear that stays 100% dry
Our biggest challenges are won or lost in the soul
Your reply says to me it was you who needs to chill ....... you don't seem to take criticism very well.it wasn't meant to be banter it was meant to suggest to BA that he should chill the fcuk out.
Hope this clarifies the situation for you.
No problem with criticism, moaning minnies I tolerate poorly.
Didn't read any moaning Minnie comments - you must interpret things a different way.
XPilot, as in ex-pilot?
Not yet another incarnation of SW surely?
Flyer, or very possibly both.
This is very true.
It also ties in with the previous comments about using heated grips in the rain and then getting wet hands as an outcome. (the heated grips ensure the temperature and humidity gradient is reversed and moisture moves the other way and is sucked back into the lining of the glove giving the reverse effect to the one expected)
Guys, just do not know what to say, have i got the only Bmw Street guard suit around 9 yrs old that does not let water in bar the cuffs, dries very quickly , trousers same, no wet bollocks and both been well tested travelling each year,3/4000 miles plus in two weeks. Usual day runs out at home, around 300 mile with chums.
Daytona boots now around 7 yrs old , dry feet ,but left sole now in need of refurbishment, had them priced but cost was more than half cost of new.
HG short gloves summer , about 60,000 miles on them , (no longer made ) bummer, as would buy again, kept pinkies dry, no dyed fingers either.Sadly splitting at seams on thumb .
Thinking clothing or materials used now, (like bikes) are not made the same as previous ones.
Feeling sad after reading these posts, my 8 year old Rukka jacket doesn't leak! Nowt to moan about ☹️
Bloody hell! stuart_w agreeing with something I said - I'm going for a lie down.
Enough about the leaky gear, let's here the tails of woe regarding this trio.
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