boboneleg

It's the Ducati 916 SPS for me, I have no desire to ride one (can't tuck my leg up enough) I think they are a work of art

My KTM640 Adventure had a left hand kickstart. Not a great thing for me, luckily it was leccy start as well. I only kick started it once , used my right leg. I was so happy that I’d started it that I did a little jig around the car park

I've got one of those, she's a 1961 but still gorgeous in my opinion.

You're welcome to have a go anytime Chris, it would make an interesting comparison with your Tiger.

Definitely his fault and you have the evidence to back your claim. Tell her not to worry , he's pulled out in front of her , she has the right of way.

Take no notice , it's pure jealousy, plus I have proper alloys not wheels that were sprayed by some kerbside auto merchant.

Yes, he was definitely a weird fish

Come on Tym , your left hand is for changing gear, right hand for wanking . Preferably not at the same time

Somebody won them both one year, I think it was Bruce

Touché

I saw them in the Bristol Locarno in 1979, the gig was stopped at one point as the local skinheads had a ruck with their security

There can only be one , he’s not quite in the flouncing floater category but a worthy effort anyway. I nominate @Six30 His efforts at wheeling bikes in and out of his van make him a winner in my book.

I’ll start then. My nomination goes to Tym, always entertaining , even if we haven’t got a clue what the fuck is happening Plus he has excelled himself this year with his watery exploits and with lighted skulls as well

Super work Fred

Could be worse, could be 3 tizers

That’s soooooooo true, well done Ray, you did the right thing

I’m sure you like it @Buckster it’s bigger than your feckin bus

Nice one Art, I'm loving the 'evo' KTM

I've sorted that for you Pete

It was the one on the rank of shops , I'm pretty sure there was a chip shop there but I never stayed any longer than neccessary

That's exactly the sort of pubs we used to go in Some of my mates used to kick off in the back of the pub, then when the landlord and barman ran to the back to sort it out the rest of us would lean over the bar and top our pints up

Townhill Rd in Mayhill was one of the places I used to have a guard when delivering to the newagents

I suppose it depends where you were brought up. As someone who's lived in a big city for 90% of my life pubs to me are noisy , crowded places where it's almost impossible to find some space. Having said that, it's got be 30 years since I was a regular in a pub.