boboneleg

In our early teens we went into a corner shop in Bristol on our way to Easville Market. It was quite early on a Sunday morning and it became clear that the owner (sat on a stool) was nursing a big hangover. He told us to sort ourselves out , so we did. We had about five chocolate bars each , put three pence in the till and took out three pound notes as change

What about a gravel trap shot

It’s his Christian spirit

Not a bad spot for a coffee

Proper

Yes, you me and Leigh were down with Gruber picking him up and dusting him off while Tony was telling us to leave him behind , charming

That last sentence makes you a feckin twat

Classic

20 feckin chicken nuggets, who’s the greedy fecker

Bagsy I don’t have to shave you ginger pubes

Hi, it would be nice for you to introduce yourself , tell of about some of your biking history etc https://www.motorcycleriders.net/forum/9-introductions/

Something to do with Mr Spock I fear

I didn't know when I bought it, I found out a couple of years later I'll see if I can find the magazine article.

I have a Jamie Whitam link. My first DR350 was ridden by him from coast to coast in the north for a magazine article. It was a Suzuki press/evaluation bike before I bought it.

Gay

Didn't he make nice fruit drops .................

We were on KTM950 x3 , Africa Twin 750 x 2 and a Transalp. There are a couple of boulder fields along the route (I think in total it's about 26kms) but we didn't have a problem.

I thought Trago Mills was near Plymouth or have they branched out ? I certainly didn't know they sold bikes, I wonder who does their servicing ?

Good luck @Tango

Lol, that's him . I'm pretty sure his name was Roman Gruber . I asked him where his little tank was but he didn't get the joke at all. obviously they don't get 'Allo 'Allo in Austria

Lol, we used to do that as well or turn your 45 down to 33 and it sounded like Lurch from the Addams family

Where the Austrian guy (who looked like Sting) joined us and duffed up his GS1200

I see sales of Strawberry ice cream in Las Vegas doing well soon .............

That's the Strada dell'Assietta in Italy , also known as SP173