bikeless in belco

I have always been happy when the assessor said, its a write off (on those 2
occasions the bikes were less than 12 months old and I got my full new price
back)

Having said that it is clear you now have the necessary experience to move
up to something that will command a little more respect out there on the
road, may I show madam to our exclusive showroom where we have 2 nice 900cc
Japanese Motorbycycles, a Red Honda CB900 Hornet for those who prefer their
rides naked, and a Kawasaki GPz900R, a little Basic Black number for evening
riding.

Boxer

 

And how long did it take the proctologist to remove it from Sirs butt
cheeks?

Boxer

 

Oh, Kathy........ KATHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE! You were right!

Geez Boxer, you are a very bad man. Lucky neither of those is legal for this
humble ACT P-plater

How tall are they, by the way???

betty

 

The GPX or the Hyundai?

 

Both bikes are very well suited for the vertically challenged.

Boxer

 

It was actually a Toyota Echo in Launceston.
Weird little thing; like sitting on a kitchen chair perched on a
pallet-jack!

Mind you; I'm a regular passenger in gNat's Hyundai sCoupe so I'm quite
used to folding into small spaces!

 

It's been in my shed, but I never got to ride it.

Theo

 

Bugger!

Now, wanna buy a bike with some 250 stickers?

I'll drop in for a glass of steak one arvo after work.

Cheers
H

 

I'm trying to be hard about it, but all this reminiscing is giving me
some serious seller's remorse. :-(


BTH

 

bikeless betty, feeling bereft

Keep it together Betty, I miss my GPX too, just a little. Looking
forward to my xmas present though; we'll order it when we get up to
Canberra.

http://www.hyosungmotors.com.au/gt650r.html

 

Yum - shiny! Not long till Xmas now - you must be getting pretty excited!

betty

 

Isn't that more like, "Oh, the Sun didn't explode while I was asleep.
What a great excuse to go out and buy another bike"?

 

I was serious about selling off the hornet (mine's a 600 and black). I did
enjoy riding a CX500 on my P's iin Canberra - but it had a balance problem
and I couldn't pick it up.

Kathy

 

Errrmmm, I know you're the physicist, but isn't that _exactly_ what the
sun did while you were asleep?

;-)

big ("OMG, the Sun's exploding! I'd better go and buy another bike!")

 

You need a better reason?

Theo

 

Errmm... an explosion implies an uncontrolled expansion, the sun's
expansion is controlled by gravity.

The word you are looking for is 'fusing' I suspect


G-S

 

Well, what would they call it if someone managed to start exactly the
same reaction that occurred all of last night in the middle of the sun
somewhere a little nearer (say, the Saudi oil fields, or in the remains
of the World Trade Center)?

;-)

big

 

What a fool. The sun isn't on at night or the ground would get hot from
underneath!

-----sharks

 

Well if you and I and Tim all stood near it... then fusing ;-)


G-S

 

Well, the fusion in the centre region occurs because the Sun is trying
to collapse under its own weight, so, in effect, the Sun is doing
precisely the opposite of *ex*ploding...