Harley's sales up and up.......

Sorry mate, you know how clannish these BMW riders are.
If he goes riding with anyone wearing a hawaiian shirt,
anyone riding an XJ or anyone named 'Doherty' he's out.

-----sharks

 

They ride both kinds of bikes: R-bikes _and_ K-bikes!
(there's some F-bikes, presumably, but that's one of
those don't-ask-don't-tell things, I think ...)

-----sharks

 

You're in Brissie aren't you? I'll be up there in early August for a
week, maybe I can have a look then.


BTH

 

I doubt it will last... he has had a couple of offers and Im sure it
will go today or tomorrow..

 

"Knobdoodle" wrote

Can't place the name but it sounds familiar.

Well that's all right then. I never did either.

his wife's Dyna-Glide too but the

Actually probably a good bike for there with the hills and rough roads.

Well after my time.

didn't knock.

Yep, it became Telstra OTC Australia in '93. The Telstra name and new logo
was first applied to all the OTC sites with the logo and Telecom Australia
still being used on TA sites. I has just started back in Oz by then working
up at Comms House in Brissie on secondment to Breakthrough for Customers. I
had been the manager at the OTC Norfolk cable station.

I've been back a few times when I was project managing some building repairs
and Elisabeth and the kids went back once with me. We loved the place and
didn't want to leave.

And cigs. They were $1.35 a pack back then.

After a while you can start to understand some of it.

Ron

 

Hmmm... I don't remember you being this annoying during your last stint on
here...

 

Sounds like I would have lost the bidding war anyway! I try not to
buy bikes without looking at them, and I need to refrain for a few
months anyway (until I've moved house).

Thanks for the offer though, most kind! ;-)


BTH

 

"conehead" wrote

Haven't you got tired of that sig yet? I know I have.

Theo

 

"Ron Beckett" wrote

My son's got a Disco. Handling's about as good as our Firetruck but
the brakes aren't as good. Fuel consumption is unbelievable. That
thing is thirsty.

Theo

 

"Ron Beckett" wrote

Why is it a problem at all. Is there some law you have to go around
corners at max speed and max lean? Are you a lesser person if you ride
to see the scenery?

Theo

 

"RM" wrote

There ya go. One 'type' of HD rider bagging another. Seems like you
don't have many friends matey.

Theo

 

In aus.motorcycles on Fri, 25 Jul 2003 02:12:42 GMT

And over there's a brick.

What do they call the single then, an Itie?

Zebee

 

Pat and I were in a club thats constution stated all committee members must
ride 4 cylinder bikes. That most of the committee were riding twins at the
time was ignored.

Al
(it was a four cylinder club so the provision was fair)

 

"Gary Woodman" wrote

Theo Bekkers" wrote

Not at all. We all do that. But how many blat along at 80kph (or more) then
slow down to 50 (or less) for a corner that can be comfortably taken, even in
my Rangie, at more than 80?

Ron

 

Heh. Metal-fatigue just about to reach 'critical', is it?

 

I'll change it when you change yours, ok your lordship?

 

I found my old Four Owners T shirt the other day...*nostalgic sniff*
Or was that the XBR500 Thrashers Club?


Postman Pat (*Now* I buy a Honda Four...)

 

In aus.motorcycles on 27 Jul 2003 11:28:02 GMT

Beware of the complex ones. And the imaginary ones buy a lot of
t-shirts.

Zebee