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    ok im getting me coat

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sara
    Quote Originally Posted by peat moss
    Sara does it come with leather chaps ?
    Slurp



    I would rather have chaps in leather

    EWWW ! Thats nasty ! But guess I asked for it .

    Peat Moss = old pervert , hey not so much of the old please !

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    Well, its arrived

    they put on a new battery and have ahem....given me a new set of fork seals and a workshop manual.

    All in all its pretty tidy for its age and cost. Everything works on it and it starts first press of the button. The motad exhaust has a nice deep tone and the tyres are good.

    I reckon that once the carbs are cleaned and the fork seals replaced (thanks to bf for offering to do the work) it will be MOT'd and on the road pretty quickly.

    I am so looking forward to getting back on the road after 10 years....

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    Tricky thing bikes.

    Fell off a couple of times when I was 17/18 and sort of lost interest.
    Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum


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    If you were anything like the vast majority of 17/18 year olds...then I would guess that you were not exactly the calmest, most sedate and experienced of riders....

    Maybe you would have more luck now you are a little more mature....

    I am afraid I am one of those...'once a biker, always a biker' types.....vroom vroom

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sara
    If you were anything like the vast majority of 17/18 year olds...then I would guess that you were not exactly the calmest, most sedate and experienced of riders....

    Maybe you would have more luck now you are a little more mature....

    I am afraid I am one of those...'once a biker, always a biker' types.....vroom vroom


    I may have taken the odd corner too quickly. Actually, I continued to do so in my car but at least it didn't hurt quite so much when I found myself in a field.

    However, now, as I squeeze my zimmer frame in behind the wheel I do take a little more care.

    Scotland is a bit chilly for bikes was my other abiding memory.
    Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum


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    he he.....you little tearaway you!!!

    Btw...I have absolutely no intention of riding this bike in anything but the nicest of weather...I have my car for that.

    You are not much more elderly than me Biggles old chap....

    I think in my case its a I am middle aged so bugger it type thing.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sara
    he he.....you little tearaway you!!!

    Btw...I have absolutely no intention of riding this bike in anything but the nicest of weather...I have my car for that.

    You are not much more elderly than me Biggles old chap....

    I think in my case its a I am middle aged so bugger it type thing.

    I took the BBC "Areyouyounger" test. I knocked a couple of years off my biological age. Although I suspect this simply means I will die younger.

    I intend to grow old disgracefully (JP is my role model )
    Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum


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    Quote Originally Posted by Biggles
    I took the BBC "Areyouyounger" test. I knocked a couple of years off my biological age. Although I suspect this simply means I will die younger.

    I intend to grow old disgracefully (JP is my role model )
    Is JP really really old then?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sara
    Quote Originally Posted by Biggles
    I took the BBC "Areyouyounger" test. I knocked a couple of years off my biological age. Although I suspect this simply means I will die younger.

    I intend to grow old disgracefully (JP is my role model )
    Is JP really really old then?
    No, he has just been practicing harder than the rest of us.
    Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum


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