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  1. I don't think you are correct there Marcel most people don't hate Harley owners All people hate them
    7 points
  2. I only hate "American" HD riders. I've noticed those from other lands aren't so bad. But one's in the USA are utter shit. They dress in thin, fashion leather chaps, no helmets but with bandana's on their heads and just ride from bar to bar getting drunk and riding. Or at least trying to ride as most haven't a clue about riding a bike - they're more into the "lifestyle" and look. Fuckin' cunts. One group I know in Ohio is called "The Downed Bikers". They have charity meets for drunk bikers who have crashed and hurt / killed themselves. And where do they have these meets? In Bars! They get fucked up and hop on their bikes to race to the next bar. One gets killed and they have to have another Downed Bike meet. It never ends. They ride in groups of 20-30 bikes and go well under the limit, clogging up the road - can't pass them, without getting flipped off, etc. Don't get me started on the straight pipes and constant throttle blipping at traffic lights for no reason other than to draw attention to themselves.
    6 points
  3. She’s not itching it she’s trying to recreate the pleasure I gave her …. The dirty filthy bitch .
    6 points
  4. nothing wrong with that bob i have always ridden on my own i dont ride with groups on the road thats when things can go seriously wrong when a slower rider tries to keep up with the fast guys
    5 points
  5. That's another thing; you'd be amazed at how many women here get a 800 lbs. HD as their first bike. They get their license by attending a 6 hour "Learn to Ride" class at a dealership where they ride in circles around a parking lot on 125cc Jap bikes. Then go back inside an pick up their HD. You can imagine what happens when these idiots get on the road.
    5 points
  6. Not sure if I mentioned it, but I have now got a second home, smack in the centre of trendy Shoreditch. A pied-à-terre I think they call it. It'll be lovely when I get the nets up and the scatter cushions in there, perhaps a window box or two. Perhaps a rug and some doilies. Okay it's a really site hut, but it means I have somewhere to park my bike (inside a traffic warden proof fence), seats, table, kettle, toilet, heater and a microwave. This is for an upcoming job, I said I wouldn't do it unless I got one. Unfortunately the job it's for was meant to start on the 11th and has been delayed until at least May 9th as the building site is behind schedule. I've just got off the phone to Mr Angry who is living next to the two huts (one for me, one for the actual real workers). It seems that only one of the huts is solar powered, the other is a temporary generator type which the hirer will replace as soon as they get another solar type. Turns out it has been switching the generator on and off through the nights, no idea why, it's not in use. I have calmed him down, also told him he is living on top of a giant medieval cemetery, I think he appreciated me letting him know. The actual job is rebuilding a couple of roads that has been removed and put into storage 4 years ago by the developer. The first part, an old York stone alley way, even has a plan showing where each piece of cut, cracked and heavily worn stone came from and is meant to go back. Small sample screen shot below of a small part of the plan. Unfortunately the developers record keeping was not up to scratch and it has become a giant jigsaw. I always start at the corners myself. There is also a couple of granite sett roads, but we can put that back how we want, no English Heritage following us about for that bit.
    5 points
  7. The ones worth anything choose to ride their own bike rather than accessorise someone else’s.
    5 points
  8. You could be waiting a while , god is his chick nowadays .................
    5 points
  9. Went out on the Sled to scrub the new tyres in today, dropped into AV8 for a coffee and sausage ciabatta .
    5 points
  10. I'm home and glad of it, i fucking hate going away i find it a chore i need the rest of the week off to recover now
    5 points
  11. Yebbut, you haven't bought a bike since 1982 Lionel. Things move on, fish and chips don't cost 2s 6d anymore either ............
    5 points
  12. I think I've said before i was at this spot years ago watching a load of bikes come through and a few bikes stalled on the bend and dropped their bikes both Harleys, they tried to ride the bend without using the clutch and the bend is too slow to just thump around you need to ride the clutch in first and they couldn't, funny enough i know a few sports bike riders that only use the clutch on or off
    4 points
  13. Lovely sunny day here so thought it would be a good one to go out. Tried to get my mate with the red CB to come along but his Darkness said no. And great day for a bimble around the clay country. Nobody about so some lovely empty dry roads, Got a chance to wind my CB up a bit and to be honest it was a lot of fun. Surprisingly good for a commuter bike. Anyway Darealls was a bit sparsely populated on the bike front, by their standards. Suppose it is silly season and all. I reckon they have sold 10 Interceptors since my last visit. They had some new interesting stock just the same. Also a nice old school Gixxer turned up outside. I was quite impressed with this CF Moro 650 GT for just 4.6k. Just 2500 miles on it on a 71 plate. Not something I would buy but a lot of bike for the money.
    4 points
  14. 4 points
  15. Back in the 90s I had a Kent trail ride planned, 2 weeks beforehand I rode the whole thing with two mates. One lane, downhill, narrowish, chalk surfaced, with a semicircular cross section like a water course and lots of bends. I would just let the bike run at it's own speed in first or second and go up and down the smooth sides at each gentle bend, always liked it, felt like a roulette ball at slow speed. Two weeks later I turned up with about 10 people, stopped at the gap in the trees at the top of the lane and let two people go first, told them to enjoy it as I knew they were proper quick riders and I didn't want to dodder in front and hold them up. One was a back up rider for the British Enduro team, but even he was white faced at the bottom when I next saw him. The other person lost the front half of his front mud guard somehow. Turned out that someone, I assume the local council, seemed to have tried to smooth it out with some sort of concrete type material. Instead of a nice gentle semi circular cross section it now had a deep rock solid square rut that snaked hard left and right with no give in it. You didn't see the rut till it was too late if you were going fast. At my plodder speed I managed to stay out of it and ride along one edge. The two waiting for me were in a bit of a state.
    4 points
  16. I'm leading a ride from here down to Saint Cirgue en Montagne in the Ardeche last weekend in May. " too long, too short, too much autoroute, too much minor roads, we should eat here... and so on and so forth. Friday we have a club meeting where I will say that i'm happy to navigate the ride down, I have already plotted the route, I shal be leaving from this point at this time, following this route via here and here. either follow me or don't, I'll see you at the hotel at 18h00 for l'apéro. End of.
    4 points
  17. It's a thankless task at times as different folks have different expectations. I tend to ride a lot more by myself nowadays or just with people I know.
    4 points
  18. That's an outrageous thing to say, it's not 5 miles....It's 8.04672 Kilometres.
    4 points
  19. Yeh right … you mean you take a flute camping and play Greensleeves on it all night
    4 points
  20. That's one half of a joke isn't it? You lot. You're an arsehole, you're an arsehole and you're an arsehole. I'm not an arsehole. Okay, get over there with the c*nts then.
    4 points
  21. If it was just him and Fatty then it would be down to them to sort their shit out. But there's children involved so I have to step up. As it is, I got them out of that Slavic ghetto and away from the war zone. Then my boy managed to get a decent job in Madrid which has the potential to give them all a future......unless Fatty tries to sabotage things as she's done here. So the way I look at it is I've done everything in my power to give those kids a chance in life. If their immature parents fuck it all up then it's down to them.......my conscience is clear.
    3 points
  22. YouTube usually has a nobber showing how these things are set up, tried that?
    3 points
  23. Why are you paying that, he’s a grown man with a job. You’re too nice. Or is it that you’re doing everything in your power to make sure they actually go?
    3 points
  24. CFMOTO .....I would have another if finances allowed.
    3 points
  25. 3 points
  26. 3 points
  27. Know nothing about them! I always wore Shoei until their pricing went ludicrous......now I use HJC as they're a similar fit to Shoei but at a more realistic price point.
    3 points
  28. So why not say fucking 6 pence instead of 6d d means fuck all and is wrong. By the way I did know I was just taking the piss. Pre decimal backwards cunts, I bet it was pete who came up with it too
    3 points
  29. Sixpence pre decimalisation. 6p. I can only just remember it,
    3 points
  30. And in the mountains in Austria a couple of years ago. And in the French/Swiss border Alps this January. The bar reeked!
    3 points
  31. He thinks the pope will get him, you know, that cunt in the Vatican.
    3 points
  32. I think it's important to offer a varied selection of cunts! And why are you censoring yourself?
    3 points
  33. New shoes for the Sled ..................
    3 points
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