Renegade

What a load of shit

I've been there, and so has Dell.

That was natural.

1976 I was working at Nash of Cardiff as a HGV fitter I had been working for them for about 2 months and because of the nice weather me and a few mates decided to have a week or two away at Dawlish Warren, it was so nice and we were having so much fun we decided to stay a few more months. Came back to no job. At that time I had this bike for about 8 years Triumph T110 650.

About a mile before the Culverhouse Cross slip road is where it started on both sides.

I drove where the A4232 road was going to be built long before they ever thought about building it, it was put right through the centre of our farm.

I can manage the pain it's the loss of breath that does me

The batteries aren't that cheap to be fair, but I get a big discount from my supplier. I did own a mobility repair company until covid started.

No problem at all, the Emphasema is what causes the problem of walking distance, I walk for a while and then need to rest to get my breath back. With the scooter we can swap over when one or the other gets knackered.

Me and Gail went to St Fagans folk museum last tuesday, and by the time we had got halfway around I couldn't breath and Gail was complaining of back and leg ache, so we will use it for when we go to places where we have to walk a fair distance then we can share the scooter.

It's a Kymco so yes it is Chinese.

Nothing. I got a Blue car a blue ZRX and a blue new bike.

Same colour

Bought it yesterday

I might go out on my new bike tomorrow.

What do you mean:-- Was

Dunno, I havn't heard from her in a few years.

Going through old photos and came across this

I've paid for all of mine and I don't get tooth ache anymore

Or a Great Grand parent. My Great Grand daughter 2 1/2 yrs old

Or he was a mobility engineer out testing it after repairing it for a customer.

Did you have a dash cam fitted?

Supac are really good, I've used them for years for my mobility business and replacing my bike batteries when needed.