Then please p**s off back to the 1150 sections and leave us all alone and let Bryn actually enjoy his bike !!!
P.S. Bryn told me I had first dibs on it !!
I'm sure he will
I like to keep a foot in both camps, in case I make a return
First of many questions....
- Thread starter Bryn
- Start date
I'm sure he will
I like to keep a foot in both camps, in case I make a return
Totally correct in as much as I've never even sat on one....
But will be bonding with it on the 300 mile trip home
But will be bonding with it on the 300 mile trip home
Thunder
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Totally correct in as much as I've never even sat on one....
But will be bonding with it on the 300 mile trip home
Class!
Full first impression ride report will of course be required, should be interesting actually, you popping your cherry and all!
Class!
Full first impression ride report will of course be required, should be interesting actually, you popping your cherry and all!
Watch this space
steve in nz
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Looks like everyone is happy ( well except Steve.NZ)
OMG....that purple is growing on me a little
yeah that purple grows on ya alright. I got one exactly the same parked in the garage for the last 11 years. Was gunna sell it a couple of times. But the wife keeps talking me out of it.
Ya just cant kill these bikes. Gets me home every time
Mort
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Totally correct in as much as I've never even sat on one....
But will be bonding with it on the 300 mile trip home
Well, the smell of wee has left our village
Bryn popped in for lunch on his trip South and I can confirm that after the first 120 miles he's still smiling....really nice bike
Thunder
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Well, the smell of wee has left our village
Bryn popped in for lunch on his trip South and I can confirm that after the first 120 miles he's still smiling....really nice bike
Did he have his cleaning kit out giving it a bit of a spruce while the kettle boiled?
Mort
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Did he have his cleaning kit out giving it a bit of a spruce while the kettle boiled?
He used up all the cotton buds and Gails toothbrush
Belper Phil's panniers already in the garage .... Bike comes with a dual seat as well
Chuffing heck, I deleted a post saying that that you'd buy a new bike so you could fit those panniers, and then you did!!!
Can I have first dibs when you get bored?
gas boy
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He used up all the cotton buds and Gails toothbrush
He will need more than that after riding through some Derbyshire rain
Attachments
Thunder
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He will need more than that after riding through some Derbyshire rain
Now there's something you don't see every day!
Did you compare notes?
The day started early .... up at 0400
Up to EMA courtesy of Ming I was allowed to take a slice of quiche on the plane, security said I'd have a job using it as a weapon... they obviously have never tasted Lyn's cooking
Got a great view of Edinburgh Castle and the Forth Bridge out the window of the plane, but phone was off so no photo's
Picked up by Bob at the airport and introduced to the new bike- Shinier than a shiny thing - Filled bags with a dual seat, fork leg, Oil and Air filters, spare cables, and strapped a spare mudguard on the top - not a bad haul. Bob Builds weslake engined vintage trials bikes in his spare time- they were things of beauty, but I thought it'd be rude to take photo's. Lets just say the three bikes in his garage were potential concours winners
Off down the A68 and stopped for a photo shot at the border - it was a bit crowded
Then down to Chez Mort's for a little lunch and a sticker ... Thanks Rob
I continued to the A1 and met up with Carl ( gas-boy) for a latte and a bonding session
After that rain rain rain... got home- 350 miles later. Bike didn't miss a beat.. still had a sore arse though
Up to EMA courtesy of Ming
I was allowed to take a slice of quiche on the plane, security said I'd have a job using it as a weapon... they obviously have never tasted Lyn's cooking
Got a great view of Edinburgh Castle and the Forth Bridge out the window of the plane, but phone was off so no photo's
Picked up by Bob at the airport and introduced to the new bike- Shinier than a shiny thing - Filled bags with a dual seat, fork leg, Oil and Air filters, spare cables, and strapped a spare mudguard on the top - not a bad haul. Bob Builds weslake engined vintage trials bikes in his spare time- they were things of beauty, but I thought it'd be rude to take photo's. Lets just say the three bikes in his garage were potential concours winners
Off down the A68 and stopped for a photo shot at the border - it was a bit crowded
Then down to Chez Mort's for a little lunch and a sticker ... Thanks Rob
I continued to the A1 and met up with Carl ( gas-boy) for a latte and a bonding session
After that rain rain rain... got home- 350 miles later. Bike didn't miss a beat.. still had a sore arse though
bustupbiker
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Nice report that man, nice looking bike too and they grow on you.
Lyn.
Lyn.
Thunder
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That's a cracker you got Bryn, worth the early start
fayeslane
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Airhawk
Carl's got me a sheepskin
Saying that the airhawk worked the last time I had one
Mort
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Hang on there, you ate on the flight, you ate beakfast with Bob, you ate lunch here, you met up with Gas Boy at McDonalds......did Lyn have supper cooked for you? you must have been starving.
You need a Corbin that's been recovered by Tony Archer if you want comfort Bryn £103 on Ebay 
£103 on Ebay
