Sir Fallsalot

I agree but i don't miss the rust the old cars suffered from

Yes i was doing a lot of that in-between spannering although i didn't realise i liked the rave scene until it was too late i was always at motorcycle rally's feel like i missed out there

Anyone remember poems like this from their youth There was a young man from Leeds who swallowed a packet of seeds in less than an hour his prick was a flower and his arse was covered in weeds

Now if that was a cat this photo would have hundreds of comments

Just supervised the boy taking his battery off his car to put it on charge its his first mechanical job he's just about to turn 19. Got me to thinking about what i had done by that age. At the age of 13 i had made two working models of stationary steam engines in a night school at Merthyr technical college and fitted a mono shock to the rear of my old grifter pushbike at 15 i was working on my old mans VW T2 split screen, i had cut off rotten sills and outriggers rear corners and welded on new ones, the outriggers i manufactured from sheet metal from scratch bending and forming to fit (wish i finished that project but gave up) at 16 i stripped and rebuilt a DT175 engine and various bikes of my mates, at 17 i converted a CB100N into a XL125 with big suspension wrote it off then cloned a KX125 into it, by his age i had built my 400 chop and rebuilt a robin reliant engine twice and cloned one by making a good i mean working one out of the two i'm sure there's more , so was i the only one tinkering like this.

How did this end up in here @XTreme what have i done wrong and how do you fix it lol

The boy is off to uni next month in Bristol fuck knows how he's going to survive without his mother wiping his arse met a few of his uni mates already they seem nice lol

You've already got a shit load of those following you around why would you want another one

Yup and still going now

This isn't new for them i had a conti escape replaced by them around 2011 with a big curved split in it, thought i caught a piece of metal until i saw someone else mention it with their tyre on line looked identical to mine. conti said it was a manufacturing error and the belts were laid so they would open up under acceleration instead of being pushed closed the replacement tyre was the same after a few hundred miles but couldn't be arsed to change it again its still on the bike now the crack was only in the first part of the tread I've worn through that now

I find some time spent in the electric chair stops everyone reoffending

The Beta came with a memory stick with the manual on it and i was and still am amazed how many people are asking stupid questions that is simple to see in the manual if they care to open it

@Slowlycatchymonkey i read somewhere you were in the market for new gloves and I've found this supplier that designs gloves specifically for the livewire https://www.powerandcables.com/product/electrical-safety/insulating-gloves-lv-mv-hv-11kv-33kv-gloves/

Most of them were her female friends who encouraged and slagged her off, i think they all got jealous because of the attention she got afterwards from all the guys

There was but it was over 30 years ago so no

I didn't reply as i don't expect any more from Marcel

The words Shepton Mallet brings back some great memories for me, we used to go to a motorcycle rally there many many years ago. One year everyone encourage one of the girls with us to enter the wet T shirt competition so she did and a fine pair they were, but in a sad turn of events the people who encouraged her then started slagging her off for doing it i couldn't believe it bunch of dicks is what i told them, anyway since then she's been known as Shepton Mallet Sian

No Blackwood

Its getting like that up north wales as well Bob average speed cameras on the A5 between Pentrefoelas and Cerrigydrudion and A543 and B4501 on what was called the Evo triangle great roads ruined by car driving twats

We did do the ride etiquette briefing before we left but i think he was to busy thinking about what setting to put his wheelie control on

I was wondering if anyone would know what it was a welsh car in wales and still working

Yes me to its a stunning bike in the flesh only complaint he had is its bloody hot to ride as the rear cylinder is between your legs