Clive

You said "for my Sikh brothers from all around the world"......................... I missed the bit about not the UK

They are exempt from wearing a helmet in the UK .

Holly, or Holy?................. one could be a bit prickly.

The shed would need rotating, so I would need another 3 burley guys to help with that......... The floor of the shed would need taking out 1st, then the matter of putting the door onto what was the side of the shed, easier said than done, so not worth the aggravation.

As I have said before, I ordered a 8x10ft shed, but I received (unknown to me at the time) 10x8ft shed.... which is not long enough, to get the scoot in straight....bugger. I did for the most part enjoy working on the Tiger (apart from those damn carbs. ) but in all honesty it was a bit too much for my facilities and tools, i would never consider such a project nowdays....as said, just something to tinker with. A guy near to me was selling a WK125cc (sort of sports looking thing) running (rough) for £150, but spares are unobtainable for this bike, so not worth the effort....... So I will make do with running a oily rag over the scoot every now and then.........

Your doing a good job there. I would like a little project bike (maybe a 125cc) to fettle and tinker with, because the scoot is in pristine condition and everything is in good order, so apart from cleaning it there is nothing to do to it. My 2 biggest problems are, 1 lack of space, can't get anything else in my shed, scoot has to go in slightly diagonally, and 2 the lack of ££££,s

I voted for "Everyone Enters 1 photo"........... but I won't, not that any of my photos had any chance of winning, but do you seriously want a photo of a scooter as "Bike" of the year?

That is understandable Lyn.

Missed.

3!

Got outside (Christmas) lights to go up (wife wants it doing), got new tv to hang on the bedroom wall, scoots battery needs putting on charge, and..............................I can't be arsed to do any of those jobs..

winner!