Only said bike is about to be miniaturised which means there are only two riders in the known universe that will be able to ride it.

Quote from: Betty on December 08, 2010, 03:23:02 PM
Only said bike is about to be miniaturised which means there are only two riders in the know universe that will be able to ride it.

Could I be one of the miniatures you are referring to Betty??   

Spot on

Quote from: vossy on December 08, 2010, 02:20:05 PM
sounds very tempting, but I've so much stuff to do for everyone else, eg: help my mum move house, build and install automatic opening gates at my place, help build a cubby house for my nephew.

That's on top of trying to get some moto riding in and a few surfs.

but you never know what's around the corner.

and we all know who has a spare bike in the garage that I could possibly ride

Vossy would you be comfortable riding a GPZ900r?

You could be Tom Cruse for a day!

Rob

Quote from: Betty on December 08, 2010, 03:23:02 PM
Only said bike is about to be miniaturised which means there are only two riders in the known universe that will be able to ride it.

Maybe Jukie was thinking about pimping out one of your rides!?

Which is why I quickly brought the thinking back to hers ... maybe she meant the Lammie.

Quote from: DUCMONROB on December 08, 2010, 06:08:40 PM
Vossy would you be comfortable riding a GPZ900r?

You could be Tom Cruse for a day!

Rob

GPZ900R, that's blast from the past.

They're still a bloody nice bike those old Kwakas.

As for me being Tom Cruise, Id rather be me for a day instead of being a Scientologist knob head.

Someone told my bike that I was considering swapping the battery, so the old battery's decided to go on strike.

Quote from: vossy on December 09, 2010, 02:21:13 PM

GPZ900R, that's blast from the past.

They're still a bloody nice bike those old Kwakas.

As for me being Tom Cruise, Id rather be me for a day instead of being a Scientologist knob head.

Yea been rebuilding the bike over the last couple of years. Finally got it on the road this week. Thought I would use it as my regular knock around bike. After taking it for a decent ride I have fallen in love for this bike for its age is so easy and comfortable to ride. Yea your right about Tom. Gone a little weird.



Rob

Quote from: DUCMONROB on December 11, 2010, 01:00:14 AM
Yea been rebuilding the bike over the last couple of years. Finally got it on the road this week. Thought I would use it as my regular knock around bike. After taking it for a decent ride I have fallen in love for this bike for its age is so easy and comfortable to ride. Yea your right about Tom. Gone a little weird.



Rob

Break it gently to your wife Rob, am sure she will understand..........

Quote from: Brian W on December 11, 2010, 03:35:48 AM
Break it gently to your wife Rob, am sure she will understand..........

The missus is AOK with the ride.

i like this quote when talking about old bikes  that you used to ride in the old days when they were new

[quote name='AddyRGV' date='Aug 30 2005, 09:12 AM']It's like when you used to go out with a girl in your late teens and you remember how fit she was, all her curves were in the right place and everything returned to the same place when you touched her, you keep that image in your head for 20 years...until, you see her all these year later looking like a saggy sack of spuds that just looks like its fallen down the stairs. :ill:[/quote]

years later after collecting all the Monsters and 999 Betty and Jukie moved on to another love affair of red bikes.....

Well there is a postieman in my family

the phrase "does my bum look big on this" comes to mind - and no reference to you Suzyj - I just never have seen a tyre this big in real life....



and no it is not a Harley!