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Sharky
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| Roughie's Little Diamond wrote: | | My Grandma, she is amazing, when ever in doubt i ring her and she has an answer for it all, geneous !! |
Can i have her number please? 
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Suzibabe
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Joan Collins and my mum are the same age - amazing!
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Miss G
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| biggus wrote: | | GSEX-SLAPPY wrote: | a warp speed courier run to the guvnors house  |
glad to have been able to help out chap  . Bloody hooligan |
I was rather glad you were able to help out too - thank you!
WMMST: the Mighty Athos and Slapster stuffing their faces with spag bol, garlic bread, and banoffee pie (on separate plates, obviously) after helping move my garden shed; and afterwards changing my fork oil... and pointing out about 8 million other things which needed fixing on my bandit 
Have to say I had a slightly quieter giggle when emptying the old fork oil and finding two bloody great washers in the bottom of the bucket...  cue the rapid undoing of several bolts and the reassembly of my front forks
was a great day, I have run out of coffee, and Athos and I got to play at being brolly dollies for Slappy too! Thanks both for all your help today - and thanks Bitch for letting me borrow them.x
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GSEX-SLAPPY
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| Miss G wrote: | | biggus wrote: | | GSEX-SLAPPY wrote: | | a warp speed courier run to the guvnors house |
glad to have been able to help out chap . Bloody hooligan |
I was rather glad you were able to help out too - thank you!
WMMST: the Mighty Athos and Slapster stuffing their faces with spag bol, garlic bread, and banoffee pie (on separate plates, obviously) after helping move my garden shed; and afterwards changing my fork oil... and pointing out about 8 million other things which needed fixing on my bandit
Have to say I had a slightly quieter giggle when emptying the old fork oil and finding two bloody great washers in the bottom of the bucket... cue the rapid undoing of several bolts and the reassembly of my front forks
was a great day, I have run out of coffee, and Athos and I got to play at being brolly dollies for Slappy too! Thanks both for all your help today - and thanks Bitch for letting me borrow them.x |
dont recall Val Rossi getting drenched on the start /finish line cos his brolly dollys were having a natter
Twas a fun day all said n done even with the surprise appearance of the washers |
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keith
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Getting around the Cranleigh 21 mile run this morning , marathon training going well, might take my first ride up to Box hill now as im in such a good mood 
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Sharky
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 3:43 pm Post subject: |
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| keith wrote: | | Getting around the Cranleigh 21 mile run this morning , |
It doesn't count as training if your on your bike mate
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biggus
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What made me smile today... Taking my cousin out on the bike, first time she's been to rykas on a Sunday, probably the first time She's been there full stop. Big thanks to pjst for the loan of the textiles, you made someone very happy! Although I'd have been happier had she not tried to stand the bike up mid corner on buckland bends
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Roughie
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Getting some last minute stuff for our camping expedition to brands next week
ohh boy Roughie going CAMPING !!!!!!!!
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Biker-Spawn
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| Miss G wrote: | | biggus wrote: | | GSEX-SLAPPY wrote: | | a warp speed courier run to the guvnors house |
glad to have been able to help out chap . Bloody hooligan |
I was rather glad you were able to help out too - thank you!
WMMST: the Mighty Athos and Slapster stuffing their faces with spag bol, garlic bread, and banoffee pie (on separate plates, obviously) after helping move my garden shed; and afterwards changing my fork oil... and pointing out about 8 million other things which needed fixing on my bandit
Have to say I had a slightly quieter giggle when emptying the old fork oil and finding two bloody great washers in the bottom of the bucket... cue the rapid undoing of several bolts and the reassembly of my front forks
was a great day, I have run out of coffee, and Athos and I got to play at being brolly dollies for Slappy too! Thanks both for all your help today - and thanks Bitch for letting me borrow them.x |
| biggus wrote: | | Although I'd have been happier had she not tried to stand the bike up mid corner on buckland bends |
Shoulda been on a Hornet, she'd have cornered better.
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Taking a mate for a run on the back of the bike, short afternoon blat with a stop in Windsor to use a Gourmet Burger voucher kindly donated to the forum by Windy. He reckoned it was the best burger he'd ever had. T'was his bday pressie from me, though he still paid half the petrol.
Shame the road surfaces are so crap, but some really nice technical roads...ones he'll be able to keep up on when he gets done rebuilding a 125 and does his CBT too...seeing as most the time going above 80 down there is plain suicidal.
Also, giving the chain a good clean and putting some of that Muc-Off dry lube on it. Will see how it goes compared to the wax I normally use. Ta Andy and sis for the bike cleaner stuff as xmas pressie!
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Tusky
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Doing an impromptu 100 mile bimble/hoon to test out my new helmet with Madam and finding some new roads (to me) with great views and lots of technical bends for future rideouts
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moriwaki
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Lead a rideout today for Helen (who got lost) and some of her friends from Londonbikers. During the ride, however, one of the guys came off his bike on a tight right hand bend. Funny thing was after he hit the muddy bank around the outside, and came off, the bike carried on up the road and parked itself, upright, against said bank ! Apart from a few clumps of mud, both bike and rider were unmarked.
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ScattyMare
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 7:11 pm Post subject: |
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| moriwaki wrote: | | Lead a rideout today for Helen (who got lost) and some of her friends from Londonbikers. During the ride, however, one of the guys came off his bike on a tight right hand bend. Funny thing was after he hit the muddy bank around the outside, and came off, the bike carried on up the road and parked itself, upright, against said bank ! Apart from a few clumps of mud, both bike and rider were unmarked. |
 anyone video it, could have earned a few quid!
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moriwaki
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| ScattyMare wrote: | | moriwaki wrote: | | Lead a rideout today for Helen (who got lost) and some of her friends from Londonbikers. During the ride, however, one of the guys came off his bike on a tight right hand bend. Funny thing was after he hit the muddy bank around the outside, and came off, the bike carried on up the road and parked itself, upright, against said bank ! Apart from a few clumps of mud, both bike and rider were unmarked. |
anyone video it, could have earned a few quid! |
Unfortunately no  He only picked up the bike yesterday.........and again today 
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GSEX-SLAPPY
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Very lucky bunny
WMMST ....new sprocket carrier bearing ....£13.50 from Fleabay |
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Tango
Sicknote - The Prophet Of Doom
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| moriwaki wrote: | | Lead a rideout today for Helen (who got lost) and some of her friends from Londonbikers. During the ride, however, one of the guys came off his bike on a tight right hand bend. Funny thing was after he hit the muddy bank around the outside, and came off, the bike carried on up the road and parked itself, upright, against said bank ! Apart from a few clumps of mud, both bike and rider were unmarked. |
Have to smile, after what we said this morning .......
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GSEX-SLAPPY
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leaving myself logged on when Athos is about
Tony you tosser.
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Mr Sammy
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:25 pm Post subject: |
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A lovely roast dinner 
while watching WSB 
and even helping with the 
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The Mouse
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:28 pm Post subject: |
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| biggus wrote: | | The Mouse wrote: | | Receiving a load of photos from the Spain trip last year that I hadn't seen before |
I have a load on my pc that I am supposed to be burning to dvd/cd and distributing |
yes. You are 
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Tinks
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 8:39 pm Post subject: |
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| Mr Sammy wrote: | A lovely roast dinner
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Dont remember you helping wash up
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Mr Sammy
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| Tinks wrote: | | Mr Sammy wrote: | A lovely roast dinner
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Dont remember you helping wash up
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Ok got in the way then 
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The Mouse
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WMMST - Seeing my Brother today, it's not often I get to see him
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andi
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Seeing a  txting while driving on the A25 coming out of Westcott this morning.
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Biker-Spawn
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This made me laugh...
When I was heading from Windsor to Twyford on the B3024 (nice technical road), a bike I nodded to whilst I was stuck behind a car nodded back to me. Anyway, chatting to mother dearest earlier, talking about ride outs today...she mentioned she'd gone for a little bimble this afternoon down the B3024 (coming the other way to me). Turns out the bike I nodded was my mother.
She said she thought she recognised me (bike and crash hat), but wasn't sure because I was 2 up and she thought I was off on a boxhill run, not pottering round Windsor. Just fkn amazing!! 
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Tusky
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| Biker-Spawn wrote: | This made me laugh...
When I was heading from Windsor to Twyford on the B3024 (nice technical road), a bike I nodded to whilst I was stuck behind a car nodded back to me. Anyway, chatting to mother dearest earlier, talking about ride outs today...she mentioned she'd gone for a little bimble this afternoon down the B3024 (coming the other way to me). Turns out the bike I nodded was my mother.
She said she thought she recognised me (bike and crash hat), but wasn't sure because I was 2 up and she thought I was off on a boxhill run, not pottering round Windsor. Just fkn amazing!! |
Slappy would remember that road from when I did a rideout to Oxfordshire a few years back.... he had a few slides with Jen on the back and Tony would remember it because he did 400 miles that day
Oh and if he doesn't remember the slides, he will remember the food poisoning he got from the lunchtime mussels
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GSEX-SLAPPY
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| Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 10:37 pm Post subject: |
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| Tusky wrote: | | Biker-Spawn wrote: | This made me laugh...
When I was heading from Windsor to Twyford on the B3024 (nice technical road), a bike I nodded to whilst I was stuck behind a car nodded back to me. Anyway, chatting to mother dearest earlier, talking about ride outs today...she mentioned she'd gone for a little bimble this afternoon down the B3024 (coming the other way to me). Turns out the bike I nodded was my mother.
She said she thought she recognised me (bike and crash hat), but wasn't sure because I was 2 up and she thought I was off on a boxhill run, not pottering round Windsor. Just fkn amazing!! |
Slappy would remember that road from when I did a rideout to Oxfordshire a few years back.... he had a few slides with Jen on the back and Tony would remember it because he did 400 miles that day
Oh and if he doesn't remember the slides, he will remember the food poisoning he got from the lunchtime mussels |
Ahh yes i remember it well ...especially the salmonella poisoning ....1 week of bodily rejections from every orifice ....the slides wernt too clever either |
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