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Posted: **11 Apr 2014, 18:18**

Hi there Andy, not long here myself, nice bunch of peeps and I'm sure you'll love it!

Posted: **13 Apr 2014, 11:10**

Hey there everyone!

I'm a complete noob to moterbikes and only recently passed my CBT. I found a bunch of tankslap cards in the pocket of my second hand jacket so maybe the previous owner is reading this!

I'm a 22year old brummie dude, by trade am usually a chef, waiter or mixologist

(cocktail barman) but I just quit all that to join a NGO

.

Bidding on ebay for some suitable wheels so for now I'm keeping slim on an old school push bike.

Keeping it sweet n short, hope to get to know y'all soon enough.

Posted: **13 Apr 2014, 11:29**

TheJuicyJester wrote:Hey there everyone!

I'm a complete noob to moterbikes and only recently passed my CBT. I found a bunch of tankslap cards in the pocket of my second hand jacket so maybe the previous owner is reading this!

I'm a 22year old brummie dude, by trade am usually a chef, waiter or mixologist (cocktail barman) but I just quit all that to join a NGO .

Bidding on ebay for some suitable wheels so for now I'm keeping slim on an old school push bike.

Keeping it sweet n short, hope to get to know y'all soon enough.

Hi mate what jacket did you buy as I sold a couple a while back,
Oh and welcome to Tankslap.

Posted: **13 Apr 2014, 18:15**

Welcome in clearly those cards have worked...now it's your job to spread the word :-)

Posted: **13 Apr 2014, 20:19**

Welcome to the site. Can't wait to see what bike you get.

Posted: **13 Apr 2014, 21:17**

Hi mate, welcome to the site..

Congrats on passing the CBT and good luck with the eBay hunt, it's a fustrating place but there are some good deals to be had.

Posted: **14 Apr 2014, 19:31**

38 year-old dad of 2 wonderful kids (best things I ever did!), separated, with sensitive hair seeks slappers for riding with, ingesting cake and talking cobblers. Used to be a regular on the old forum and Daytona.org (RIP) until the last couple of years. Translator by profession (mainly technical/industrial/automotive gubbins), originally form the Costa del Solihull, living in Manchester area nowadays. Partial to the odd track day when I can afford it (been too long!), my only non-biking-related hobby is geocaching (I use multi-million pound GPS equipment to track down and find Tupperware in the woods, which is difficult to explain to any members of the local Police constabulary who happen to see me, as with the long hair and piercings/ink I look dodgy as anything... The last one to cavity search me didn't even offer to buy dinner

). I keep pet degus and secretly lust after the missus' ZXR 400 as a track bike

Posted: **14 Apr 2014, 19:49**

DaytonaBuff wrote:38 year-old dad of 2 wonderful kids (best things I ever did!), separated, with sensitive hair seeks slappers for riding with, ingesting cake and talking cobblers. Used to be a regular on the old forum and Daytona.org (RIP) until the last couple of years. Translator by profession (mainly technical/industrial/automotive gubbins), originally form the Costa del Solihull, living in Manchester area nowadays. Partial to the odd track day when I can afford it (been too long!), my only non-biking-related hobby is geocaching (I use multi-million pound GPS equipment to track down and find Tupperware in the woods, which is difficult to explain to any members of the local Police constabulary who happen to see me, as with the long hair and piercings/ink I look dodgy as anything... The last one to cavity search me didn't even offer to buy dinner ). I keep pet degus and secretly lust after the missus' ZXR 400 as a track bike

Hey mate, we have a couple of degus among our many other more scaley pets, they were actually bought by my Mrs when I got my cbr6 as a like "well you got a new toy, now I'm getting something" lol

Posted: **14 Apr 2014, 19:54**

They're funny little critters. Thanks for the reply. I'm looking forward to catching up with a few old faces and making some new mates on here.

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Posted: **14 Apr 2014, 19:59**

DaytonaBuff wrote:They're funny little critters. Thanks for the reply. I'm looking forward to catching up with a few old faces and making some new mates on here.

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Yeah I'm down near London but hoping to head up near some of the others at some point and meet up

Posted: **15 Apr 2014, 08:23**

I think my GFs brother keeps them he has 2 of them...but unsure as I hate anything like that as a pet I'm a dog person lol! Anyway welcome in :-)

Posted: **15 Apr 2014, 09:15**

DaytonaBuff wrote:They're funny little critters. Thanks for the reply. I'm looking forward to catching up with a few old faces and making some new mates on here.

HI mate, welcome to to new site. It's good to see another familiar name here

I love lizards, and I recon my boy would to. Unfortunately Mrs Nutz likes cats, and cats only.. I've learned to tolerate them, even though they are miserable, anti-social balls of fluff that do nothing constructive.

Posted: **15 Apr 2014, 15:48**

TheJuicyJester wrote:Hey there everyone!

I'm a complete noob to moterbikes and only recently passed my CBT. I found a bunch of tankslap cards in the pocket of my second hand jacket so maybe the previous owner is reading this!

I'm a 22year old brummie dude, by trade am usually a chef, waiter or mixologist (cocktail barman) but I just quit all that to join a NGO .

Bidding on ebay for some suitable wheels so for now I'm keeping slim on an old school push bike.

Keeping it sweet n short, hope to get to know y'all soon enough.

More brummies.

Welcome to the site

Posted: **15 Apr 2014, 19:34**

Welcome in Jester and thanks for the welcomes back Troll, Rossgo and Nutz.

Posted: **16 Apr 2014, 08:08**

DaytonaBuff wrote:They're funny little critters. Thanks for the reply. I'm looking forward to catching up with a few old faces and making some new mates on here.

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Hiya buff. Glad to see you over here

Posted: **16 Apr 2014, 09:25**

Cheers Leigh. Good to be back

Posted: **16 Apr 2014, 17:17**

Hi Buff good to see you on here mate.

We still need to get a ride down long hill sorted as we have been saying such for years.

Posted: **16 Apr 2014, 17:50**

Hi Buff good to have you over here mate

Posted: **16 Apr 2014, 20:03**

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DaytonaBuff wrote:38 year-old dad of 2 wonderful kids (best things I ever did!), separated, with sensitive hair seeks slappers for riding with, ingesting cake and talking cobblers. Used to be a regular on the old forum and Daytona.org (RIP) until the last couple of years. Translator by profession (mainly technical/industrial/automotive gubbins), originally form the Costa del Solihull, living in Manchester area nowadays. Partial to the odd track day when I can afford it (been too long!), my only non-biking-related hobby is geocaching (I use multi-million pound GPS equipment to track down and find Tupperware in the woods, which is difficult to explain to any members of the local Police constabulary who happen to see me, as with the long hair and piercings/ink I look dodgy as anything... The last one to cavity search me didn't even offer to buy dinner ). I keep pet degus and secretly lust after the missus' ZXR 400 as a track bike

Please don't take this the wrong way ....... I always thought you were a bird........ I'm not sure how I had that wrong. Sorry fella

Posted: **16 Apr 2014, 21:25**

Not until I see Dr. Nadgerhaus on the 23rd...

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