Number Plate slogans

Vass wrote

I take it as read that we only have your word for this.

 

Mine says "Eats Mille Rs". I think this is a play on "Eats Miles" but I
can't be sure since the plate was on the bike when I got it. Crap, but
I can't be arsed to change it.

 

What bike is this displayed on? Best hope you're not called out on
it, I suspect.

Mine (if I had one) might be "Eats Bandit Sixes (on straight line
accelleration and wheelies but might struggle a bit round corners)"
but that would leave precious little space for the index, or
alternatively ground clearance - but may prevent the muddy stripe up
the back.

 

Mine says "Clay Cross Powersports".

 

Ha! I'd be working on the same principle except I don't use it to its
full potential in a straight line either. It's wasted on me TBH but I
don't care because it's torquey, comfy, stable and surprisingly nimble
for a lardy tourer.

 

You might be safe on the straights, then. Look out for the benders.

Busa full potential is wasted on ... well, just about everybody.
FFS.

I quite fancy one for when I grow up ;-)

 

Pip wrote

What is the point of having a bike and not exploring it's potential at
every opportunity? Bunch of fucking wusses the lot of you, even the
ones with bikes currently being used.

<Fx: Waits for the inevitable "I like to have a little something in
reserve" responses.>

" "

 

I can't think of a good excuse. I think it would annoy me if it were
someone else.

"I like never having to change out of top"

 

I like to think it's half way between a sportsbike and pipe, slippers
and a Blackbird.
Have you tried one? You're welcome to HAGM if I make it to the BOSM.

 

GungaDan wrote

That is nice I'll grant you but you don't get luxury like that on a 500
twin.