Marcel le Moose Fondler Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 The pipes seems to be extremely light and thin wall...almost looks like they could possibly crack after some use...time will tell how they will hold up... 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Six30 Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 8 hours ago, Pedro said: The crocks? 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Six30 Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 11 hours ago, Marcel said: Yup...and that would have been a major fight for sure trying to explain why I needed this purchase... if I was married... your new name should be Lemon 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marcel le Moose Fondler Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Just now, Six30 said: Crock...that's nothing..check out my genuine seal boots... 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Six30 Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Just now, Marcel said: Crock...that's nothing..check out my genuine seal boots... they are fucking hideous , but i can understand what with all the snow and that.... but Crocs , for god sake man try and hang on to a little bit of street cred 1 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Six30 Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 11 hours ago, Marcel said: This is what 1500.oo smakeroose will get you in Canada... Pete do you see now why I don't have a wife... im getting the word ...Nonce... 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marcel le Moose Fondler Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 10 minutes ago, Six30 said: they are fucking hideous , but i can understand what with all the snow and that.... but Crocs , for god sake man try and hang on to a little bit of street cred I'm not the only one who wears them...Fred does also..lol..they are comfortable slippers.. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marcel le Moose Fondler Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 21 minutes ago, Six30 said: Now fuck off...I'm working on my bike...lol. 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Clive Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 5 minutes ago, Marcel said: I'm not the only one who wears them...Fred does also..lol..they are comfortable slippers.. 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
busabeast Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 12 minutes ago, Marcel said: I'm not the only one who wears them...Fred does also..lol..they are comfortable slippers.. I've heard Buckster wears them too 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marcel le Moose Fondler Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 16 minutes ago, busabeast said: I've heard Buckster wears them too 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marcel le Moose Fondler Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Well that was easy peazy... 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skyrider Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 2 hours ago, Marcel said: Crock...that's nothing..check out my genuine seal boots... platform boots 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Marcel le Moose Fondler Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Think I'm gonna Cresent her "The Busaterminator " 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saul Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Just got home from a manic day with my youngest. Not moaning I enjoy her company but it’s been busy. First off I taxed her bike this morning so it’s road legal now, £25 for a 125. Adjusted the back brake, Mirrors, checked the oil and tyre pressures then left it out front. Got the Hornet out as we had errands to run. First off to Dameralls via a fuel stop to get the spare key for Chloe’s CB125F. She was grumpy as she wanted us to use her bike for the Dameralls run but a 40 mile round trip for the pair of us on duel carriage ways on a 125 didn’t appeal Had a mooch around Dameralls but it was chaos as they were having a major bike reshuffle. The Dear Maid did think it would be good if I got a new red NT1100 and to be honest I can see the attraction. Funds don’t allow so it will remain a wish. Got the key blank £13 which I thought was okay for a Honda part. Then headed back to St Austell to get the thing cut, which took seconds and cost a fiver. Cheapest vehicle key I have got in recent years After the key cutting Costa was the next call to sweeten grumpy boots up. After this faff we had to go to Holmbush Post Office to get a postal order and post off my other daughters driving licence application. The nearest office to Fowey FFS. Normally you can do the payment online but because she hasn’t got a birth certificate which was replaced by her adoption certificate you have to send a cheque or postal order to Swansea. Of course my bank has stopped issuing cheque books for my convenience. Bloody lash up but that is the way it works. £51 and out of there. After that back home to swop bikes. Now we headed down to Golant for Chloe’s first ever riding lesson, in fact the first time ever she has been on the business end of a motorcycle. Before you ask it is a private lane where her grandmother lives. Made some good progress I thought. Taught her lots of basics but she has mastered clutch control and braking. A small step but she did very well, the first step is always the hardest. After about 45 minutes she was frazzled plus we had to head back to Fowey as she had a dentist appointment. All good and she was hungry again so I bought her an ice cream from Game of Cones and a tea. Holidaymaker prices it was a £10 FFS. Finally while I was finishing my tea Chloe gets on the bike and says ‘now the bikes legal I can drive you up the hill’. I pointed out she was 16 with no licence and no insurance. Also she doesn’t know how to change gear yet. ‘Oh’ was the reply but I gave her credit for trying. Anyway it was a good if expensive day but I am absolutely knackered. Apparently she wants her next lesson on Thursday as the is the next break in the weather. I don’t mind we get on well but I have told her the goodie runs won’t happen every time. 11 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
busabeast Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 36 minutes ago, Saul said: Just got home from a manic day with my youngest. Not moaning I enjoy her company but it’s been busy. First off I taxed her bike this morning so it’s road legal now, £25 for a 125. Adjusted the back brake, Mirrors, checked the oil and tyre pressures then left it out front. Got the Hornet out as we had errands to run. First off to Dameralls via a fuel stop to get the spare key for Chloe’s CB125F. She was grumpy as she wanted us to use her bike for the Dameralls run but a 40 mile round trip for the pair of us on duel carriage ways on a 125 didn’t appeal Had a mooch around Dameralls but it was chaos as they were having a major bike reshuffle. The Dear Maid did think it would be good if I got a new red NT1100 and to be honest I can see the attraction. Funds don’t allow so it will remain a wish. Got the key blank £13 which I thought was okay for a Honda part. Then headed back to St Austell to get the thing cut, which took seconds and cost a fiver. Cheapest vehicle key I have got in recent years After the key cutting Costa was the next call to sweeten grumpy boots up. After this faff we had to go to Holmbush Post Office to get a postal order and post off my other daughters driving licence application. The nearest office to Fowey FFS. Normally you can do the payment online but because she hasn’t got a birth certificate which was replaced by her adoption certificate you have to send a cheque or postal order to Swansea. Of course my bank has stopped issuing cheque books for my convenience. Bloody lash up but that is the way it works. £51 and out of there. After that back home to swop bikes. Now we headed down to Golant for Chloe’s first ever riding lesson, in fact the first time ever she has been on the business end of a motorcycle. Before you ask it is a private lane where her grandmother lives. Made some good progress I thought. Taught her lots of basics but she has mastered clutch control and braking. A small step but she did very well, the first step is always the hardest. After about 45 minutes she was frazzled plus we had to head back to Fowey as she had a dentist appointment. All good and she was hungry again so I bought her an ice cream from Game of Cones and a tea. Holidaymaker prices it was a £10 FFS. Finally while I was finishing my tea Chloe gets on the bike and says ‘now the bikes legal I can drive you up the hill’. I pointed out she was 16 with no licence and no insurance. Also she doesn’t know how to change gear yet. ‘Oh’ was the reply but I gave her credit for trying. Anyway it was a good if expensive day but I am absolutely knackered. Apparently she wants her next lesson on Thursday as the is the next break in the weather. I don’t mind we get on well but I have told her the goodie runs won’t happen every time. That's brilliant, sounds like she has such a passion to get out riding that many people will never have, I hope once/if she ever gets a car it won't dampen her love of bikes as is often the way, I think tomorrow I will use the bike for work, hopefully the weather will be OK though I do have wet weather gear I could use 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
XTreme Posted April 3 Author Share Posted April 3 48 minutes ago, Saul said: Just got home from a manic day with my youngest. Not moaning I enjoy her company but it’s been busy. First off I taxed her bike this morning so it’s road legal now, £25 for a 125. Adjusted the back brake, Mirrors, checked the oil and tyre pressures then left it out front. Got the Hornet out as we had errands to run. First off to Dameralls via a fuel stop to get the spare key for Chloe’s CB125F. She was grumpy as she wanted us to use her bike for the Dameralls run but a 40 mile round trip for the pair of us on duel carriage ways on a 125 didn’t appeal Had a mooch around Dameralls but it was chaos as they were having a major bike reshuffle. The Dear Maid did think it would be good if I got a new red NT1100 and to be honest I can see the attraction. Funds don’t allow so it will remain a wish. Got the key blank £13 which I thought was okay for a Honda part. Then headed back to St Austell to get the thing cut, which took seconds and cost a fiver. Cheapest vehicle key I have got in recent years After the key cutting Costa was the next call to sweeten grumpy boots up. After this faff we had to go to Holmbush Post Office to get a postal order and post off my other daughters driving licence application. The nearest office to Fowey FFS. Normally you can do the payment online but because she hasn’t got a birth certificate which was replaced by her adoption certificate you have to send a cheque or postal order to Swansea. Of course my bank has stopped issuing cheque books for my convenience. Bloody lash up but that is the way it works. £51 and out of there. After that back home to swop bikes. Now we headed down to Golant for Chloe’s first ever riding lesson, in fact the first time ever she has been on the business end of a motorcycle. Before you ask it is a private lane where her grandmother lives. Made some good progress I thought. Taught her lots of basics but she has mastered clutch control and braking. A small step but she did very well, the first step is always the hardest. After about 45 minutes she was frazzled plus we had to head back to Fowey as she had a dentist appointment. All good and she was hungry again so I bought her an ice cream from Game of Cones and a tea. Holidaymaker prices it was a £10 FFS. Finally while I was finishing my tea Chloe gets on the bike and says ‘now the bikes legal I can drive you up the hill’. I pointed out she was 16 with no licence and no insurance. Also she doesn’t know how to change gear yet. ‘Oh’ was the reply but I gave her credit for trying. Anyway it was a good if expensive day but I am absolutely knackered. Apparently she wants her next lesson on Thursday as the is the next break in the weather. I don’t mind we get on well but I have told her the goodie runs won’t happen every time. Excellent Saul! 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saul Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 1 minute ago, busabeast said: That's brilliant, sounds like she has such a passion to get out riding that many people will never have, I hope once/if she ever gets a car it won't dampen her love of bikes as is often the way, I think tomorrow I will use the bike for work, hopefully the weather will be OK though I do have wet weather gear I could use She loves everything bikes and to be honest it's nice to have something in common with one of my kids. At a junction today we pulled up behind a CBR1100XX, I pointed to it and told her what it was and that it was a bike I would like. She was up for it "Have him Dad!". I told her no. I don't do that shit anymore, especially with one of my kids on the back. Plus I was around 60 BHP short. I will lecture her about sensible road behaviour when she is closer to being on the road, don't want to come across as a killjoy to soon, I will let her have the shit talk for now. But she has passion and I can genuinely see her following it on to a full licence eventually. She has told me she wants the Hornet when I die hopefully not to soon. 3 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
busabeast Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 9 minutes ago, Saul said: She loves everything bikes and to be honest it's nice to have something in common with one of my kids. At a junction today we pulled up behind a CBR1100XX, I pointed to it and told her what it was and that it was a bike I would like. She was up for it "Have him Dad!". I told her no. I don't do that shit anymore, especially with one of my kids on the back. Plus I was around 60 BHP short. I will lecture her about sensible road behaviour when she is closer to being on the road, don't want to come across as a killjoy to soon, I will let her have the shit talk for now. But she has passion and I can genuinely see her following it on to a full licence eventually. She has told me she wants the Hornet when I die hopefully not to soon. Sounds like she's already swung her leg over the front seat of the Hornet whether you're dead or not. What's the saying? Taxed and insured 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sir Fallsalot Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 8 hours ago, Marcel said: I'm not the only one who wears them...Fred does also..lol..they are comfortable slippers.. Actually i haven't seen mine for quite some time 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
busabeast Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Just now, Sir Fallsalot said: Actually i haven't seen mine for quite some time Lies.... you're wearing them now 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sir Fallsalot Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 7 minutes ago, busabeast said: Lies.... you're wearing them now Nope i'm sat here in my pants and socks Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saul Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Just now, Sir Fallsalot said: Nope i'm sat here in my pants and socks Really Fred I was just about to eat my tea 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Saul Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 23 minutes ago, busabeast said: Sounds like she's already swung her leg over the front seat of the Hornet whether you're dead or not. What's the saying? Taxed and insured Wouldn't surprise me, I know where the keys are at all times. And if I'm honest I was riding my XS750 back in the day before I passed my test, until my Grandad caught me and bubbled me to my Dad. I am conscious of the hypocrisy 1 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sir Fallsalot Posted April 3 Share Posted April 3 Just now, Saul said: Really Fred I was just about to eat my tea Don't worry i might share the same name as Pete but i don't share his lack of shame, so no photos will be posted by me 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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