You know, that lump of black plastic that sticks out from final drive, mines missing!huh
Some very unkind people told me I wasn't a proper Tosser as I hadn't removed it.
Apparently, if you "OFF-ROAD!" with one of these still attached, all your hair will fall out and you will start to watch "Eastenders"
It therefore follows that if yours is still fixed to the bikes arse-end, you obviously don't "OFF-ROAD!" and therefore you are not a proper Tosser - Simples!
I am now undertaking counselling to get over the shock.
It is something we do as a matter of course when taking bikes out in Morocco......the rear plastic 'TUV guard' can easily get dragged around the wheel if you pick up a stick or a rock.
As it's only there for German TUV regs (as mentioned above) , there's no need to have it on here anyway
How will I use up all those "Back to Black" aerosoles that you get at Christmas?
I don't think you quite understand the gravity of the situation!
And of course it gives a nice place to put a GB sticker on as well.
There wasn't on on my bike when I got it, I guess on account of those big chunky 'not for girls' manly tyres fitted to the bike. It feels naked without it but its a nakedness I can cope with.
In any case I am distracted by what can only be described as the most heinous tyres I have ever had the displeasure to ride with, I am clearly 'lacking' in the cojones department and will when sufficient funds allow rid myself of this horror, return to something that doesn't 'rumble', 'fall over' or 'let go' and when I do of course I will need to replace the missing OE lower mudguard.
Before I do though I feel I need Charlee Boremans autograph on my tank for added 'patina'
when sufficient funds allow rid myself of this horror, return to something that doesn't 'rumble', 'fall over' or 'let go' and when I do of course I will need to replace the missing OE lower mudguard.
Before I do though I feel I need Charlee Boremans autograph on my tank for added 'patina'
