What was the first bike you *really* wanted?

Sir likes rain, does Sir?

 

*Boggle*

 

Heh.

It's not _that_ bad. And the good days make up for it being shitty at
times.

Plus, I've got a lot of good friends around there, I can take an easier
job etc.

It's a no-brainer - especially when you consider the roads up there.

 

GSXR750.

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True. I had a mate who had one. It spent most of its time off the
road.

 

People here often cite that as a reason for living/not living in one
place or another.[0]

It's fairly fucking low down my list of priorities, though, to be
honest.

[0] Is it more of this desperation to prove oneself a "real" biker, I
wonder - along with telling people to ride through winter, comparing how
many miles one does per year, etc.[1]

[1] Other dull willy-waggling which I'm going to start handing out
killfile punishments for are: boasting about how long one has been on
"the internet", and talking about the oldest computers one used.

 

Hell I couldn't live anywhere without decent roads.

Communications are very high on my list of priorities

What about biting the heads off of chicken?

Actually it was called arpanet when I first used it.

Did anyone ever have a Nascom?

 

MIG welder. The extension cable was a bit long.

 

what about talking about the oldest computers we've connected to the
internet with?

 

You'll have to do better than that.

 

No, my elder brother had a Commodore Pet though.

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Oldbloke

2000 Honda CB500
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"He's like Robbo's chubby kid brother"

 

I'll get back to you.

 

Ben Blaney was seen penning the following ode to ... whatever:

Once it connected?

 

Doesn't MIG have a gas shield then?

 

Can't. He's k'filled darsy.

 

Gasless wire. That's the answer. It's actually MIG wire designed to
be used outdoors, where the shield would (as you correctly surmise) be
blown away. Gasless wire carries flux down the centre, which
effectively replaces the gas shield.

Still looks like chickenshit, mind. And porous.

 

But some of the worst plod.

<bear>
Oh, hang on, that won't worry you.
</bear>

 

Just like my normal standard then....

 

So, houseparty and rideout, or what?

 

Definately be in a squeeze.