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@Motobiker I imagine it's just a trick of the light or has this link got a couple of fractures on the rollers ?

I can’t be bothered to grovel on the floor to get a photo but mine are definitely clean. I use a toothbrush

Nah! That’s still shit by your standards , you need to up your game

Where’s @Buckster he hasn’t insulted me for at least 3 days, the lazy git didn’t even call @MooN a cunt yesterday. It’s not right you know ....,.,

What you say @Bruce Jolliffe

What about this silly cow in Machynlleth https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/covid-jab-holiday-retreat-ban-21532284 Blaeneinion's full announcement "With great sadness we have made the decision that we will be unable to welcome folk on site that are 'vaccinated' with the experimental CV19 jab. Significant reports are emerging of effects on unvaccinated people simply spending time around the 'vaccinated'. As you may be aware, the CV19 injections are experimental - they are unlike any other previous vaccines and contain a new mRNA technology that causes our own immune systems to manufacture spike proteins. Anyone participating in the 'vaccination' program are involved in a clinical trial. It would appear that these spike proteins can be exhaled or excreted through the skin and are triggering reactions in folk around them who have not been injected. Reactions include nosebleeds in children who have 'vaccinated' teachers, miscarriages in pregnant women, severe bleeding in post-menopausal woman, swelling of the testes in men, the death of pets that have been in contact with the 'vaccinated' and other responses. As this is a rapidly emerging and previously unknown situation, we feel that the precautionary principle is best adopted until more is known. "I have a duty of care to my family, to our staff and to anyone staying on site. In addition, it has become clear that anyone participating in this clinical trial invalidates their life insurance policy and our own Public Liability cover does not cover people who have volunteered for medical experiments should they fall ill or injure themselves on site. I am simply speechless.... sending my warmest and abiding love to you all and once more, I cannot believe we have all found ourselves in this situation "Wishing you health and love x"

A CRF250L will do all you're asking for or a Rally if you want a bit of weather protection. Don't be worried by the seat height as they sink as soon as you sit on them. The 23bhp won't over excite you but beleive me they thrive on revs and can be hustled along when needs must.

What's your inside leg measurement @Slowlycatchymonkey and before the perverts start it's an important factor when choosing a bike with off-road capability.

I can, one of these........................

I hear what you're saying @Grasshopper's Ride , let's try and redress the balance..............

Were you a 'donkey handler'

Mr Slowly will be so chuffed that he's going to get a new iron and board

He's offering to come and paint your wheels while they're still attached to the bike

decaf tea bags ? what sort of shite is that

I think 24bhp is one more than my Honda Rally

Wuff wuff and welcome

Come on now Buck, I'd hardly call that hideous barge that you ride a work of art , the fairing on it looks like the back of your bus

Me on Port Talbot beach in 2006 Paul used to have a great route through the dunes onto the beach. We'd have a razz around the beach for about 15 minutes and then over the track by the edge of the steelworks with their security trying to chase us

Yes, he bought loads of shares in bleach just before it kicked off................

I rode in the Pyrenees at an event he was in , me and my mates found him to be an arrogant twat as opposed to his riding partner (Alex ?) who was a lovely kid. I'd already had a run-in with him at the dirt bike show previously but he didn't realise I was the same bloke. I still have a whole load of TBM mags in their binders

I can see Melber taking the photos, was that twat Barnicoat involved in any of that or was it before his time ?

Hah ! I can remember lots of videos of you going up and down those slag heaps

I used to be a lab technician in a cigar factory in Bristol. When Imperial tobacco decided to close our plant and move production to Spain we had some our equivalent workers from the Spanish factory come over to learn our tests and tecniques for quality control in the lab. They threw their arms up in the air with shock when they asked how many different tests we did (200) as they did just 10