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I'll flounce before he gets it

I’m going to extract them from here so you can all be contacted.

Got 1 grandson showing up tomorrow....plan on reassembling the XR when he gets here...maybe have him test ride it on Saturday, we'll see. Other grandson will be here on Monday....can't wait...haven't seen him in 4 yrs. Would love to see him ride the XT6 before he takes it home.

It’s a 2000cc bike with no space for a pillion? Even hipsters like to get laid!

Nothing on that list is 45 years old, Bob!

Maybe sticky both threads up here for a while?

Just heard about Pete - very sad.

Woohoo my shift has been cancelled tonight my clinician has gone sick so they don’t need me. Good numbers for shadows bike. We been out learnafying

@busabeast has left the building ...... @Marcel le Moose Fondler caused rich to flounce.... watch out @Pedro he is after your crown

Damn, this was my month as well.

Well considering Bob said it was 45 years old there's only two options there to choose from, the XL125 or something else you bunch of numpties

with your knob ......................... coated in peanut butter ??

Mate you live life on the edge

The Donkey will reign forever more ...........

It’s finally stopped raining, wide spread flooding in the area, possible bit of rain this afternoon but dry tomorrow so should get out for a ride then.

This guy is traveling the world on an electric motorcycle. As you can see in the video below, he is currently in India. Is this guy crazy or has he figured it out that the electric bikes are the way to go ? What do you guys think about this ?

He kept the Dominator in his mother's shed.

for love of god ... not the Aprilla

Nah not for me, I liked it but I think it is too expensive for what it is and I don't have a roll for it really. I'm not into cos play or posing and I can't ever imagine walking past the Hornet to ride it.

B M W

Good to hear from you Eric even if it is in such sad circumstances. We miss your input here.

They should build that exactly as it is , nice clean lines

Thank you Paul for clarifying that point ............

I'm doing something this weekend but don't know what yet. i have so many things to do i might have to make a list and throw a dart at it to decide. Usually when i have a lot to do like this i end up doing nothing because i just sit there thinking what to do.

kept that quite , what is it, do we need a poll

no bob ...no i would not be doing that

New bike!

Dog walking tomorrow , then cider and pizza's in the evening . Sunday I will wizz into work , get the van and go and collect a new (to me) bike.

On the edge of my chair..........most definitely. Only 12c out there, and the wind is blowing too, know better weather in November..

if my mrs suggested that when i got in .... i think i would poke her in the eye.

you rebel.

May turn our central heating on.....

So it’s you then. I’m definitely never ever meeting you.

thats probably his Gimp

Way too tall and skinny to be @Marcel le Moose Fondler

Busy and hot in there is it …

Don't think there's a BOTM this month, no point if we can't put it up.

Or he has accidentally glued himself to his IKEA flat pack.

Poor bugger is still looking for a place to plug his PC in

Yes, we have email addresses

Wouldn't be so bad if they weren't so shallow. All about saving weight I'd guess.

Reminds of a time me and a friend, who is also extremely useful in a street fight, accidentally drove into Compton, normally if I go the wrong way I like to find my way through, on this occasion we turned round a left the way we came. You have to pick your battles.

You would like a part of Pete? I think we can guess which part...

We flew into Uyuni, then went south down to the border with Chile. It would have been fun to ride it but a) we’d probably have gotten lost or broken down and ended up dead, b) it was 5000m+ altitude and any sort of physical exertion is difficult when you are from sea level. We were warned about parts of LaPaz, and Uyuni in particular was sketchy, the villages south of there less so but I hired a guide with a Land Cruiser (even he got lost twice). He had enough spare parts in the back of it to cover most breakdowns, and 30 gallons of fuel on the roof as there aren’t any gas stations and a huge cylinder of O2 in case we needed it. In terms of risk from the locals parts of the US are worse. My wife used to live near Camden in NJ, not the sort of place you want to wander about at night, even if you are Buckster…