May I introduce to a former family member? Rescued from the axe by my fathers very own hands..
CAR OR MOTORCYCLE ?
lisabiker wrote:
me and my baby
ouch, a cesarean I hope 
Being brave is coming home at 2am half drunk, smelling of perfume, climbing into bed, slapping the wife on the arse and saying,"right fatty, you're next!!"
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Niceeotunun wrote:You probably saw the european contingent of Stearmans.
May I introduce to a former family member? Rescued from the axe by my fathers very own hands..
And might well be, was something about a Stearman club or so IIRC
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Quick, we need a whip round-I'll even stick a Merciful Head on the bonnet
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not being too personal but were we seperated at birth? Harleys & Landys etc!streamline wrote:...or were me. None of the above - just following the family tradition!wild bill buttock wrote:Its bloody true though.In all my years on bikes all Harley riders were Hells angels/ backpatch clubbers or schoolteachers/accountants having a middle aged crisis.
Me old dad always said that he'd never buy "Jap Crap" and that has passed on to me. Who wants a bike that is fast, handles well, stops superbly, is well built, is relatively inexpensive and looks nice? Not me! I'll take a clattering old warhorse like a Harley (which I always view as the 2 wheeled version of my basic old Landy). Handles badly, stops eventually and doesn't go fast enough to kill anything (especially me!).
No comparison between modern bikes and Harleys (which I view as being 2 completely different beasts). I ride my Harley because I love it, I love the chrome, the black paint, the noise, the riding position and the feel of it. I don't ride fast (the Harley won't let meand I've never been a speed freak)
I just do my own thing, I don't mix with the other Harley riders (too much facial hair and way too much lording it over any other make of bike, and too many accountants in the midst of a midlife crisis)
Riding a bike is meant to be fun. End of.
I love riding mine.
Harleys are not for everyone, but my God they are for me!
i cant disagree with one thing you've just said!
My old 'Iron was a b!tch bar steward, satin (not matt for once!) black with a twin filler tank, +6 deg yokes, 2" overs, mid-bob rear guard, hammerite black with red detailing wheels and the crowning glory was the twin '59 Cadillac tail lights!
If I find a photo and am brave enough I'll post it!
It was a FCUKIN DOG tho!
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Huuuuuuuuu....Harley.....I'm dreameng of you....But when i'm out with my girl-friend and i need make sex....it's rainin and cold....how can i do by motorbyke
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Although I like The Dukes,Silence is platinum wrote:Ghostriders or the dukes of Hazard?
i don t like mercedes and i don t like cadillac
everything else goes
especially when it has only 2 wheels
I use my 18 th 2 wheels, think I'll keep this one
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As this is the latest cars topic: This morning, as I walked the dog all of a sudden I saw this:
A bunch of well camouflaged pre-production test cars. Probably the new Jaguar S-type, as they were being followed by an XKR and had UK number plates. Looked rather good if I may say so. Shame I was so shocked to see this in the centre of Antwerp that I couldn't even move as to reach for my telephone/camera
A bunch of well camouflaged pre-production test cars. Probably the new Jaguar S-type, as they were being followed by an XKR and had UK number plates. Looked rather good if I may say so.
Shame I was so shocked to see this in the centre of Antwerp that I couldn't even move as to reach for my telephone/camera -
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hang around if you can and get some pictures, then sell them to a motor magazine, you'll get a few bob out of it!Obviousman wrote:As this is the latest cars topic: This morning, as I walked the dog all of a sudden I saw this:
A bunch of well camouflaged pre-production test cars. Probably the new Jaguar S-type, as they were being followed by an XKR and had UK number plates. Looked rather good if I may say so.
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Thought they'd given up on that! I'll try to think of that next time then!bushman*pm wrote:hang around if you can and get some pictures, then sell them to a motor magazine, you'll get a few bob out of it!Obviousman wrote:As this is the latest cars topic: This morning, as I walked the dog all of a sudden I saw this:
A bunch of well camouflaged pre-production test cars. Probably the new Jaguar S-type, as they were being followed by an XKR and had UK number plates. Looked rather good if I may say so.
I do have some home made death valley spy pics of an early nineties Merc somewhere, if anyone's interested They were probably heading for Ford test grounds in Lommel, which isn't too far away...