Buckster

I actually had that model, in blue though, that one is Busa's.

Or his Gary glitter boots, then he won't be able to reach the shelf where his bike keys are.

Take away his Yorkie Bar.

So another day planning on wrapping your lips around a wiener?

The shocks came with a booklet with a section in the back for noting down changes and how it was set from the factory.

Do you get full pension or only three quarters?

That posh meal looked more like duck than whatever “canard” is.

Sheep shagging inbreeds, like the New Zealand lot as well.

I did the same, I will email him today.

Newspaper upfront to block the wind as well.

Preload seems pretty much bang on based on the sag.

It is combined rebound and compression.

Tradition.

He looks old enough to be Saul’s dad, if Saul’s dad looked like a ball sack that had been dragged down the road by a truck and then chewed on by a feral pig.

The spelling mistake is at the bottom.

Put one extra click on the damping before this evenings ride and it seems about right.

Can afford stuff like that, in Scotland we just wear bin bags.

Just got back from the HDRCGB region 2 AGM. There was free food.

That’s @MooN when he goes clubbing.

I will give @Marcel le Moose Fondler a general anaesthetic.

@Six30 would probably enjoy it.

I’m not even sure how I ended up on a forum run by Pete, I suspect it was from Advrider, that and bad luck. We spoke on the phone quite a lot, he asked for advice when he was setting up the business in Spain and we stayed in touch but never got around to meeting, the reality is that we interacted frequently, often daily for over 20 years, I still cannot believe he is gone. I have to say that I don’t think this place can survive without Pete driving it, if we all want to stay in touch then I’m inclined to start a private Facebook group, the cost of running the forum would probably become a problem ultimately, Pete put it on his existing servers so that swallowed some of the cost, as a stand alone it would cost something like £500 a year to operate and without Pete I think we will all drift away from it because he was the glue that held it together.

It isn't harley ownership that tempered me.