<sniffle>, bikeless...

My trusty SOBMW has now departed, Robbo perched aboard, and the top box
precariously balanced on the back with a stretchy net.

And just so Robbo can have the piss taken before he gets home.... ;-)

http://homepage.ntlworld.com/ahewitt/robbo&bike.jpg

 

Camp as a row of pink tents.

 

(William Grainger) wrote in @pegasus.csx.cam.ac.uk:

or even houses looking at the drain pipe

 

William Grainger wrote

Nowt camp about a beemer.

 

Did I say I was talking about the bike?

 

Indeed. I think you may be getting a call soon too

 

William Grainger wrote

No you didn't. I just sort of assumed you were.

Hey ho, as you were then.

 

Andy Hewitt wrote

Not likely. I am downloading at the moment.

Nice it is. I don't have to go through all that "no more calls for half
an hour Miss Jones," rubbish.

Three unsnipped posts, a couple of points of French employment law and a
logo on a web page and that is me bandwidthed out for the next two days.

 

steve auvache wrote

just occurred to me...

On the fourth day of download my modem brought to me

twelve porn sites
eleven redirects
ten full size thumbnails
nine streaming videos
eight pop up ads
seven mp3s
six port attacks
five viruses
four java applets

 

Nice, Steve.

 

Excellent. I think you may be 'occurring' just a bit too much though ;-)

 

Suits you sir. Ohhh.

 

and part-snipped bear free

 

My trusty SOBMW has now departed, Robbo perched aboard, and the top box

You are in for a slap you are Hewitt! ;-)

Well, absolutely freezing at minus 1 degree (wind chill) all the way home.
The "ear to ear" grin is STILL on my face at such fun on a top SOB like this
!
Top box survived an will be suitably fettled to make it fit better.
Many thanks for the odds and sods and the BOL.

Very strange steering innit?!?!? But I'll get used to it.
The brakes are MUCH more than good, and I dread to think what will happen
when I use them in earnest.

As for the "camp" comments .................. P to you all.

I are a happy bunny, back on the road, and fucking frozen.

Two # ??????


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Robbo
1500GL 1988 Goldwing (Rebuild in process)
BMW K100 RS 1984
BotaFOF #19
E.O.S.M 2001/2002/2003
B.O.S.M 2003
FURSWB#1 KotL
YTC449
PM#7

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K's seem to like firm counter steering IME ..



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Steve Parry

http://www.gwynfryn.co.uk

http://wrexhamseals.tripod.com

 

Yes, just pop up to Durham any time to feel like administering it ;-)

I shall certainly miss the SOB, it took me by surprise too once I'd got
used to it.

Indeed, it does tend to drift a little on long high speed corners too. A
bit of counter-steer does alright though (<panto season> oh yes they do

Yes, but they are fitted with the alternative Ferodo pads, which all the
BMW shops recommend.

You can have a OSOS# too I suppose. Who is the KotL on that one?

 

No such thing.

YTC#1, innit.

 

Oh right. well, I'll leave him to update the list then.

 

Lovely looking bike that one, I hope mine looks like that when it's
finished.

Dave

 

It doesn't look *quite* like that anymore, but a little painting and it
will look great.