Bike Names
- Nick64
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Bike Names
Well I know that el Presidente has a bike called Barney, Racer 159 has one called Stinky (but Neil thinks it would be better called " Aroma" or " Twinky "), Kezsam has Orville and Rog666 - Damien. Friends of mine have a car called "Juggernowt" and another has a "Florence".
I have never had a pet name for any of my vehicles - except a long time ago I had a Honda CB400N Superdream that I used to call "Bastard", when it didn't work or "Superslug" when it did...
Does anyone else have pet names for their bikes (or cars)?
I have never had a pet name for any of my vehicles - except a long time ago I had a Honda CB400N Superdream that I used to call "Bastard", when it didn't work or "Superslug" when it did...
Does anyone else have pet names for their bikes (or cars)?
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Re: Bike Names
My other half names my stuff
My car is Brum
My H1A is Alfie as in A is for...
My H2 is Albert, because it had to start with an A like Alfie
My KH 400 is baby Albert, because he's purple like Albert, but a smaller version
My H1B is Dougal, thnk about it :wink:
My 69 H1 is Mach
My A1B is Sammy
Gary T
My car is Brum
My H1A is Alfie as in A is for...
My H2 is Albert, because it had to start with an A like Alfie
My KH 400 is baby Albert, because he's purple like Albert, but a smaller version
My H1B is Dougal, thnk about it :wink:
My 69 H1 is Mach
My A1B is Sammy
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Re: Bike Names
Gill attaches names to our bikes and cars
Her car Tilly
Our Audi Quentin
My GTR Sammy
Previous Triples
Purple Ronnie
Green Gregory
H1b Jaffa
S3a Red
TZ 250, racer
Plus others
Her car Tilly
Our Audi Quentin
My GTR Sammy
Previous Triples
Purple Ronnie
Green Gregory
H1b Jaffa
S3a Red
TZ 250, racer
Plus others
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Re: Bike Names
My F9 is called "the inevitable disappointment"
I had a Mercedes S320 which was called "Battleship Schumacher "
cheers
I had a Mercedes S320 which was called "Battleship Schumacher "
cheers
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I think we all have a special name for them if they won't start - usually starts with a 'c'

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h2a,money pit

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My long term KH250 is called 'scruffy bollocks'..because he is
My 'hopefully only weather seized'
S1A is called 'scrap heap challenge' - because it kin is
My Harley (
) is called 'Winston'...coz eeze &l@C£
The others are just called what they are for some reason (The Triumph / The Fizzy)
My 'hopefully only weather seized'
My Harley (
The others are just called what they are for some reason (The Triumph / The Fizzy)
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Re: Bike Names
I was riding "BARNEY" the 69 H1 in the USA yesterday 
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You're right there. And usually preceded by another beginning with 'f'.Johnnymoped wrote:I think we all have a special name for them if they won't start - usually starts with a 'c'![]()
Although I did have a GT550 triple back in the 70's with a number plate starting TLF, which naturally became 'Tealeaf', especially as it stole so much of my life changing oiled up spark plugs.
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You got away with that plate Graham without a pull from plod?Wolfie wrote:![]()
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He looks more likely to get a pull from the Fashion Police than Traffic PlodSAM wrote:
You got away with that plate Graham without a pull from plod?
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Fantastic photo! I love photos that really capture the era and that's a belter. Okay it looks ridiculous through today's eyes but with flares, bomber jacket, sissy bar, top box, 70s shades, helmet and hair Wolfie was looking quite the man about town back then. Cool.
But no, none of my bikes have/has had a name. Giving names to inanimate objects is what women and rampant homosexuals do (and I don't see many women in the club).
But no, none of my bikes have/has had a name. Giving names to inanimate objects is what women and rampant homosexuals do (and I don't see many women in the club).
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Quite the man ,....in the 70`s ?? Dressed like that in 1975 ?? With a feckin topbox and backrest ????Mitsui Spy wrote:Fantastic photo! I love photos that really capture the era and that's a belter. Okay it looks ridiculous through today's eyes but with flares, bomber jacket, sissy bar, top box, 70s shades, helmet and hair Wolfie was looking quite the man about town back then. Cool.
But no, none of my bikes have/has had a name. Giving names to inanimate objects is what women and rampant homosexuals do (and I don't see many women in the club).
Feck. Them Yorkies were even stuck in the past back then, then !!
1973 maybe, if you were a B..C.R. fan. Ya nancy !!!
If you didn`t wear a Leather, proper jeans and batta basketball boots. Punch em out , bloody seudeheads . Boo !!!
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I got my fair share of pulls from plod, I can't recall any being for the plate.. usually for going too fast..
It became a bit of a game with one copper, he got the nickname 'baby face' cos he looked like a kid, even compared to us twenty year olds..
It became a bit of a game with one copper, he got the nickname 'baby face' cos he looked like a kid, even compared to us twenty year olds..
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Are they extra brake lights/fogs on the rack? And an orange Griffin, yea go Dave Taylor!
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I see. I suspect pseudo cool is a modernist phenomenum. Retro chick just really means wearing some clothes from a charity shop and pretending it's hipper than paying through the nose for modern overpriced "name" clothes ?Mitsui Spy wrote:![]()
I didn't particularly mean from a true biking perspective. All kinds of cheesy thing were psuedo cool in the '70s. Glam rock for example.
Hobo Boss, Pringles , stone island. Or with bikers belstaff and Lewis now . All overpriced fashion victim stuff for hipsters today.
Only problem here is that Wolfie still wears that stuff today. Except for the platform shoes !!!
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I bet he still has them in the wardrobe!Neil the Don wrote: Except for the platform shoes !!!
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