Sidecar - Good Thing or What?

No thanks, I will skip that

 

Sure have BTH

 

Why thank you Theo, and I am sure that you recognize that fact as well

 

And it is amazing that even though they are going flat out and have
practiced it for a long time, they still have fat arses.
So, bang goes the exercise theory that it is slimming

 

You can clearly see that biker's pianist!

 

From a seedy motel in Uralla
Just had a day with Jon at his farm on Terrible Vale Rd

http://www.uralofoz.com.au/index.html

The farm is set up with training tracks of varying degrees of
difficulty, and the weather was wet to add to the interest.
I was rapt. If I was a betting man I'd bet I will have the maroon
Tourist optioned up and in my garage soon after Xmas. I could be
wrong, but that's how I see it.
It's WW2 BMW technology and I love it - important updates (Kawasaki
carbs, Brembo brakes, Denso electrics...) notwithstanding, and more
fun then a room-full of Penthouse Pet of the Years (not that I'd know
anything about that of course ).
We'll see - let you know when I do.

 

In aus.motorcycles on Sat, 18 Dec 2010 21:08:09 +1100

Yay!

old is good, slow is good, weird is good.

Welcome to the Weird Motorcyclist Club!

Zebee
- who knows there is way more to life than horsepower, although Kevin
disagrees...

 

Well yes. I'd be in that in a flash. I'd even leave the (R1200)RT in
the shed for the event...

 

Jenny tells me that too. So far though, I have not figured out that of
which she speaks...
I might be convinced by the Ural...(1)

 

In aus.motorcycles on Sat, 18 Dec 2010 21:44:24 +1100

Good idea, ugly as sin!

(I'd probably take the Noggie, unless I'd finally got around to
getting the Old Girl on the road...)

Zebee

 

<looks round carefully>

I don't think we have any of those "normal" people round 'ere. ;-)

regards,
CrazyCam

 

Oi!
I'm normal.
It's everyone else that's odd

 

I don't believe I've ever encountered any of those . "normal" people at
any rallies I've attended. Try one.

I'd like to take the opportunity to dispute that over a adds or three.

Moike

 

normal is a cycle on a washing machine...


I'm just freaking strange

mh
(or permanent press)

 

<looks around>

Dunno what you are talking about.

 

Can I join? (Super Sherpa)

Hey, how about a Weird Motorcycle Rally.

No "trendy", "sporty", "hot", "popular" bikes allowed.

Promising? No? Oh well...[/QUOTE]

You'd join a club that would have you?

Theo

 

No, if they're different to you, then they must be even.

Is that why my wife needs to press about ten buttons every time she washes
something?

Theo

 

I think they're ales after you've a had few.

Theo

 

There's also young blondes.

Theo

 

In what way is the Noggie a weird motorcycle? Absent the unorthodox
V-twin engine and you've got a Triumph Sprint. Swap in a boxer twin and
you've got the R1200 RT with attractive plastic.

And Gerry's Super Sherpa is deservedly popular, so he can't join either. [1]

--
Regards

Andrew

[1] I meant the model is popular. Whether Gerry's particular unit is
popular is not known to me.