boboneleg

It's either that or a Benly ?

A ride drive report by Billy-bob from Bristol . So I needed to get out today before I started going dolally . A mate of mine had been to a place near Pontypool last week on his way up to North Wales and it looked like it was worth a visit. Over the bridge again, doesn't the weather look inviting Now, who do we know on here who might live in a place like this Anyway, the place is called the 'Baffle Haus' , it's on the A4042 north of Pontypool and it's a great place to visit............. They have some really cool bikes and cars there and the owner is friendly and inviting. You can't get a full breakfast but they do have pies, sausage rolls and some nice cake, the coffee is good as well. I'm looking forward to going back on my bike..............

Nothing could be worse than the suspension on the original bike

Hi Jed, is your surname ' Clampett ' Cool bike btw, only the cool dudes ride T700's

No heated grips ?

Zzzzzack's quiet on this one

Nor is Chris Lowe .

I've seen both of those Lionel. Madness when they first came onto the scene, it was a scary atmosphere but great gig. I've seen the PSB at Cardiff and the O2 Arena, absolutely great show both times.

Out of all of those I wish I'd seen Dr Feelgood as long as it was when Lee Brilleaux was fronting them.

Yes, he blew the rest of them away

My Kamasa socket set, I still use it now and nothing has ever broke . I think it was a xmas present in 1978, I'll get a photo tomorrow if I remember.

The Undertones were the great, caught them twice in the late seventies/early eighties. The Clash were the worst, very dissapointing. Without doubt the best was Prince when I saw him at the NEC. The guy was an absolute genius on stage, his guitar playing was hard to believe .

Absolutely brilliant , if I was @Six30 I'd print that off and frame it

Got to love a bit of Joe Bar, here's my Barry Bagar ...............

I wouldn't have been so kind, ' welsh ginger twat ' is more my level

Absolutely , I haven't bought a newspaper (to read) since 1988.

The point here Tym is that your average Brit doesn't want to know about guns. After all, if there hadn't been a gun in this incident, no one would be dead

There is no doubt in my mind that you are a very brave man. You can clearly see that the bumming dago midgets had just gone for their lunch, you can see that they've left their musical instrument behind and had recently been chopping up firewood. You might have been bummed to musical accompaniment and then burned at the stake

So what's different tomorrow

Not a chance in hell

My mate lives in Plymouth, I could ask him to go down to the Hoe and blow it back up north if you like ?

Love my Arai Tour-Cross, I'm on my fourth one now and have two at the moment

He looks about 6' 4'' to me so that's much easier for him to do than some of us. I nearly always mount my bike from the opposite side to the sidestand anyway.