jlawie wrote:http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_CB900C

Not many people know they even exist to be fair!

Thats quite an interesting read.. cheers mate!

Itchy wrote: a rag and 2 minutes of rubbing.

Much like my sex life then, really.

best line I've read all night!

Stew wrote: , until the next shed calamity anyway

A man after my own heart, I've been away from the forum for a while Stew but as Monty will attest, that story is usually my form!

My nick name at one job was actually "Calamity"....

My work offer a salary sacrifice scheme, enabling you to esentially buy a company car. As one of ours is beginning to tire I thought I'd look into it, but I really can't see the benefit. I thought I'd look into buying a nice estate or small 4x4 that could pull the caravan. So looked at things like ...

Off subject slightly but IMO to many people want stuff in a hurry these days and think the never never is a quick and easy solution, it isn't it’s an expensive one IMO. I totally agree Blade. Last break home we upgraded our TV, old one was an 8 yr old cheap brand SD plasma that the screen finally w...

Thats starting to look mean as! Looking forward to follow this custom build!

Awesome shots Jack!

Cavetroll87 wrote:Awsome shots mate! particularly like the one on the grid, love how ready to go Pitty is and how the guy next to him looks like he is just sitting at the traffic lights

And I like how in the next shot Pitty is 2-3 bike lengths ahead of him!

Hi ya Al! You won't see me on any ride outs as I live on the other side of the globe (unless I finally work out how to get a TT IOM trip in past the missus!). You'll find a few Triumph riders here as a quite a few are refugees from the now defunct daytona600.org site, although a good number of the D...

https://flic.kr/p/nwM9Tr This is what I've got left Fark!!!! How long have you been hanging onto that lot for Monty? Where were you when I stacked mine! Could've saved me a lot of hours of plastic welding, filling and sanding!!! Whatever you do Tim, if you need a tail unit, get that one of Monty's,...

Be careful what you ask for Mac. :D Cookie - he's Forces and tbh they're both game for a laugh and young enough not to worry. Not sure I was ever that young though! Apologies for the threadjack Kwacky. :? Bloody good on them, to goof around like that they must have a pretty good relationship, and l...

Going up the 1000 ft climb of a hill to my place about a year back, this old lady had broken down on a blind corner but luckily a double lane section and was too scared to get out of the car. I had a quick go at the car but couldn't get it started, so I towed her home, was was only around the corner...

Hi ya Neil, good to see you along!

Glad theres been a turn around for you mate!! Best wishes for the path ahead!!

Deegee wrote:Well you did ask.....

http://www.675.cc/675/viewtopic.php?f=7 ... +Pineapple" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Well I'm not giving that post a thumbs up!

Still working nights, but Saturday night will be "hump" night... as in half way thru my 21 day swing, not unfortunately a conjugial visit.

I want to be cremated, beacuse my wife won't agree to mincing me up and feeding me to the sharks. Plus I don't think it's quite legal. And on my pot of ashes I want "It's better to burn out that fade away". In all fairness, I think these sorts of arrangements are for the ones left behind, ...

With mates like you Itchy, no wonder he was hesitant to join a forum you belonged too!

But from what you've said of him, he's a stand up guy!

Cheers for your info Itchy.. In regards to the Adidas Boost, did you mean just avoid them for the Mudder or as a runner all together?? I've been running on them for over a year now and they suit me perfectly, especially my old knees, I tried a few pair of shoes back to back and these were by far the...

Deegee wrote:On the subject of other halves... Post 11.

http://www.675.cc/675/viewtopic.php?f=7 ... it=Bottles" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

That’s a legend of a post!!

Nice one mate. If there's one thing I learned about the mud runs it's that your body is better prepared if you're used to doing distance. I wasn't and I suffered for it with my ankle. Otherwise, whatever you do you're going to be knackered. But I'm pretty sure you'll have a blast. How hard was the ...