Catteeclan

I had the end of my sub stolen by a seagull. Now I'm not someone who'd cause harm to anything but if I'd have been quick enough the fucker would have got the some of the same.

What about this girls voice.

Remember watching this.

On second thoughts, I'm pissed off with the cheap arse crap pouring out of china, can no one get something built without china getting their nose in. I guess it's great for cheap labour at the cost of building their economy and polluting the fuck out of the environment. Yes I've been drinking.

I was the other. Torn between that and Freds.

Just fashion Bob. I like the look of the trek but not the colours.

39 feet apparently. Seems a bit more than I thought.

Me too, I've voted but could change.

Happy birthday.

Revving my brothers RD400 at the traffic lights on the high street, couple of girls sitting on a bench infront of the library watching and me trying to impress. Lights change and I kick the bike forward and bang, forgot to put it in gear.

Happy birthday Mam. You're right, hardship does toughen you up.

You don't need 19" front wheel for the off-road you do.

My turn. XL250s, pulled a wheelie at the end of pulling away on a junction but still had some momentum in the bike and ended up on my righthand side in a lump. Same bike after a morning out off road. Hit the back brake to skid the rear to go into my driveway. Bike does another 90 degs more than I expected and my left leg is stretched as far as it'll go, on the floor in front of many neighbours. DRZ, wheelie away front the middle of two lanes of traffic on a roundabout only to hit the floor as the front tyre never got to grip the road as it came down. Both lanes of said traffic laughing as they drove passed. My shoulder hurt for months after that one.

That's another one Mandi did but in a petrol station on our way to the tunnel for France. She nearly deafened me over the intercom as she was falling. No harm done luckily.

Mandi did that to her xs250.

Good to look at.

Had to go look it up and found this. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-21291911

An old building, warehouse, factory etc I'd agree but the chaps who guide you round here were excellent with stories of the Russian Air Force coming into our air space on a regular basis only to be chased out again were well worth the company. They also know where to go, this one was a right underground labyrinth. http://www.visitthebunker.com

Sorry, mine had the guides.

Brilliant Yen. Very much like the one I did a few years ago in Norfolk. Some really good guides there too.

Forecast was just cold here yesterday, bloody pissing down.

My other half won't even come near the pc to see it.

My mistake, inch to spare although an uneven road could provide a scrape or 2.

So it would fit if you let the tyres down and filled it with ballast.

Think I'll stick to my easy lanes. They've made good headway with 2 strokes pulling wheelies at such low revs.