:eek:,, I think I know where that hill is!!!
not to sure about the bikie chick;)
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:eek:,, I think I know where that hill is!!!
not to sure about the bikie chick;)
I used to fall off the back of this motorcyclist quite regularly in the mid-70's
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Originally Posted by crump
silly me,,,
I've just never seen you in full leather NM,,,,
nope!
The "Gong???
well there ya go:D
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Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus
The first rule of "Doubling" is---
the person on the back holds onto the BIKE--
and in your case---
did he have a skinny back??:angel:
thats easy mate as suggested keep them till your ready to decide
I love the old honda its in your face ducatti hehehehe
G'day Numpty's Missus :)
That rego number does look a vaguely familiar, he's name wouldn't be Andrew Dickenson or Dickson by any chance ;) as the 500 4 looks very familiar, if it is his I have ridden it quite a few times:) and he had a wicked clutch hand:D
use be a competion years ago "Dump the Chick off the Back" regularly played in the "+"
cheers
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Originally Posted by Numpty's Missus
I though those homes looked familar (hc) beside Berkeley ,Unanderra Fairy meadow etc
I had one of these...!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by sclarke
It was my first bike... I loved it to death....
I wish I had kept it....
Thats why I got the M109R, the nose styling lingers (loosely) back to my days in Sydney and my Kat:)
I agree with the idea that u hang onto them, u will regret passing them onto a new owner in no time at all, as suggested find a Secure Museum for them to Be Seen and appreciated, add a plaque to each bike with some personal history as part of the display, dedicated of course.
Cheers.
Tim
I'm riding the new (now with 5000km on the clock - bought in December) Yamaha XJR1300. :)
Noice!
I have had a a number of offers from my son's friends to buy the Honda 350-Four.
The RZ500 is in a museum.
The pocket rocket will be sold!