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       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: Calum
       Date: May 17, 2012, 5:32 pm
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       Good to see the bikes getting some exercise, Yeti!
       #Post#: 23209--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: The Bouncin Brewer
       Date: May 18, 2012, 4:47 am
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       If you're in to vintage bikes you could do worse than have a
       word with Andy
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       #Post#: 23990--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: yeti monster
       Date: May 23, 2012, 3:54 am
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       Another 'test ride' yesterday after adjusting the clutch, which
       still slips occasionally, but not as bad as it was:
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       #Post#: 26465--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: Cornish Cowboy
       Date: June 10, 2012, 3:56 pm
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       Found this the other day My old man riding his OSSA MAR
       in the mid 70's fot the Souther Counties Motercycle Club
       #Post#: 26485--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: Redwinch
       Date: June 10, 2012, 5:14 pm
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       What I like about that photo is the total lack of the fukin H&S
       brigade, great pic   :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
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       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: one or two
       Date: June 12, 2012, 5:36 am
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       --- Quote from: Redwinch link ---
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       > What I like about that photo is the total lack of the fukin
       H&S brigade, great pic   :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
       >
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       --- Quote from: Redwinch link ---
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       > What I like about that photo is the total lack of the fukin
       H&S brigade, great pic   :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:
       >
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       His wearing gloves ! whats the problem.
       Ha Ha
       This is a great thread,only trouble is it makes me think I
       should spend more of my time on two wheels than four.
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       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: steifbear
       Date: June 12, 2012, 8:16 am
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       I like the casual fag in his gob!
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       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: Cornish Cowboy
       Date: June 13, 2012, 3:27 pm
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       --- Quote from: steifbear link ---
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       > I like the casual fag in his gob!
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       Chaine smoked most of his life, did my farther, finaly gave up
       in his late 50's.
       Prostate got him at 61, 3 years ago
       #Post#: 27345--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: panthershaun
       Date: June 17, 2012, 1:44 pm
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       cool thread this, I have a couple of old motorcycles myself.. in
       fact the newest machine I own (the wife has a modern car) is my
       1963 Panther M120...
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       Re: Proper motorcycles
   DIR By: romanyrose
       Date: June 23, 2012, 6:25 pm
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       G'day chaps, probably of not much interest to most people but
       earlier on in the thread i mentioned my Matchless chop has been
       laid up for years after it's rebuild and is now ready to go back
       to it's original home in 1968.
       After a lot of thought i have decided to put the old gal back on
       the road so i can honour my late fathers wishes to have his
       ashes scattered at out favorite spot at the calf of man ;-)
       For those that don't know the Calf of man is situated on the
       Isle Of Man where my father and i spent many days/weeks enjoying
       nature at it's best and the TT or the Manx.
       The stories i could tell are endless from either getting legless
       or nearly cleaned up during the racing all because we found a
       good vantage spot to watch the racing and not realizing why no
       one else was sat there rofl.
       After his stroke it was his last wish to go to the Island
       although he said he would be ok camping in my Landrover
       ambulance camper he sadly never got well enough otherwise it
       would have happened although he loved his landrover i bought him
       as therapy and i use all the time our last ride together will be
       on my chop.
       The only thing i can hope for is we don't get lost like we did
       in France-Luxembourg Belgium to name but a few places we got
       lost at :confused: this i hope will be a way to celebrate his
       love of Bikes-Landrovers and the Ilse of Man.
       Catch you later. R-Rose :thumbs:.
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