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That picture on the right always makes me think of Marty Robbins. This is how I remember you and I would like to point out, you didn't even buy me dinner first.5 points
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It wasn't on the way back from here! They weren't fit enough to ride home and both had to go back in planes with the bikes in a van!3 points
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Early 80s on a plastic maggot (I loved that bike) and mid 90s, having a little lie down whilst everyone else is queuing en mass to get out of the Kent Custom Show, sod that for a game of soldiers!3 points
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Cheers Bob if i was going to get one it would probably be a new one, have to get rid of a bike first though but i cant see that happening LOL2 points
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Thruxton was about 40mph, the handling was superb as well.2 points
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I cant do 70's but i got this from the 80's see if you can guess which one is me i'm 18 years old at the time. I think some have already seen this ?2 points
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Having an enduro and a sport tourer has worked out well for me.....if you could have only two bikes2 points
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If it's cold or average, I enjoy a nice red wine, something nice from the Douro or a nice Syrah from southern Portugal if I can. If it's warm or summery mood, a nice crisp dry white wine, something that allows you to eat olives or cheese and doesn't mess with them flavors, and goes along with dinner and after dinner as well. Nothing like a nice white wine, but then again there is nothing like a nice white wine hangover either. As a spirit, a nice flavorful añejo rum with ice (and a quarter slice of pineapple, thank you, I don't care what you think) Or, if I'm already drunk and it's a warm night in the Algarve with good company, I'll start drinking Mojitos or Elixir de Cuba Legendarios like it's nobody's business. It'll end in disgrace and oversleeping, but then again it's summertime and nothing a liter of water for breakfast won't cure. What's your drink of choice?1 point
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I still like the Himalayn, or something lighter than the Tiger for the sandy trails in our area.1 point
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oldbmwmaster, that's the dude, the one who posted a photo of his family and they were all nude1 point
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Dewi Pws Morris singing. Torri Gwynt is farting for those of you not fluent in Welsh.1 point
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I had a bike like that once but on the move to take the weight off was 120mph LOL1 point
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I thought the bars would be uncomfortable but on the move the wind takes the weight off.1 point
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I think I'm pretty much there. GS does the touring bit and pretty much anything else that I need, although the K12GT was more comfortable over distance, and way faster on the autobahns. GS is, for me, a bit heavy for trundling along tracks so I got the CCM for that sort of thing. I must confess that if it's just out locally it's now the goto choice. Anything longer, or decent roads and it'll be the GS. Sport bikes and my back don't go together so have never been an option.1 point
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Grill guards, light guards crash bars, fire extinguisher mag light filled with rocks(modern day hammer) first aide bags.....all check! Have i forgotton anything? In my defense reality isnt my fault.1 point
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My drink of choice is a cup of coffee, havn't drunk anything alcoholic for 7 years.1 point
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The only reason i can carry in CT is because our State Constitution has a "2nd" amendment in it..otherwise these God Damn communists govt types would have said FU to carry...1 point
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Post up a few of your pics in the Gallery because British Columbia isn't somewhere we normally see.1 point
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yeah, but that was like, 100 years ago Bruce! they do it all with satellites and computor modelling now... ?1 point
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