Another weekend so what we all up to??
- husson73
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Back from a toy train meeting near Paris my friend Patrice C. (T 350, T 500 guy) who leads LSL which made locomotives HO scale in brass has just delivered my 1CC1 PLM.
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WS Churchill "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war"
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Told u they were good Kenny :smt023 imagine a 750 with that sort of performance then your getting (close )to dragbike performancekwackersken wrote:Well the snow has nearly gone and the roads only a bit wet,
So got out on the KR1 I bought last weekend, wot a great little bike
Done 53 miles with lots of smiles![]()
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This weekend I was supposed to be driving to Italy, unfortunately the company that wanted us to pick stuff up from their suppliers gave us the go ahead too late, it would have been 2 drivers in a LWB Sprinter with a hotel in Italy for one night & a drive through Switzerland. 1,000 miles each way, but I have been assured it will come on again, instead I have my usual drive to Erith & tomorrow is my day off, so after a trip to the dentist I will have a bike out for a ride (even if it's raining!)
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h2bchris wrote:Went for 60 to 70 mile ride on h2 yesterday, stopped for coffee at Aylesbury, then back home on the A41, with Higgsy pipes, 34mm's, and a taller front sprocket, what a blast !
Went to Aylesbury for a coffee !
So Chris why didn't you call into us for a coffee ? You know your always welcome and it would have been good to see you mate,
so next time drop in
Kenny and Sandra :smt023
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Mucking about in the garage getting kawasaki A7 bits for my son to put on ebay.He gets 50% of the profits for doing it!
Doing a talk on lighthouses tomorrow night!!
Spent all last night perfecting it in front of julie and my daughter Sarah.
Got 70 odd pictures loaded on powerpoint and linked to a projector
Been a lot of work to prepare it, the things I talk myself into!!!
Heres a couple of pics
Bell Rock Lighthouse

Heres me at the front door in my new Yamaha jacket having bought a brand new 350LC with all the money I could not spend!!

Doing a talk on lighthouses tomorrow night!!
Spent all last night perfecting it in front of julie and my daughter Sarah.
Got 70 odd pictures loaded on powerpoint and linked to a projector
Been a lot of work to prepare it, the things I talk myself into!!!
Heres a couple of pics
Bell Rock Lighthouse

Heres me at the front door in my new Yamaha jacket having bought a brand new 350LC with all the money I could not spend!!

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malc87 wrote:Mucking about in the garage getting kawasaki A7 bits for my son to put on ebay.He gets 50% of the profits for doing it!
Doing a talk on lighthouses tomorrow night!!
Spent all last night perfecting it in front of julie and my daughter Sarah.
Got 70 odd pictures loaded on powerpoint and linked to a projector![]()
Been a lot of work to prepare it, the things I talk myself into!!!
Heres a couple of pics
Bell Rock Lighthouse
Heres me at the front door in my new Yamaha jacket having bought a brand new 350LC with all the money I could not spend!!
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the locomotive I bought yesterday
161 DE 3 PLM
HO scale (1/87) 3 rails (Marklin system) Digital on VB track from the 50s

from the Maurienne line between Chambery (F) and Modane (I), first PLM line electrified by third rail on the 20s
four different locomotives just have to order the last one
161 DE 3 PLM
HO scale (1/87) 3 rails (Marklin system) Digital on VB track from the 50s

from the Maurienne line between Chambery (F) and Modane (I), first PLM line electrified by third rail on the 20s
four different locomotives just have to order the last one
WS Churchill "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war"
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Took out my KH400 this afternoon, i got just 3 mile & got a puncture,nail in rear tyre,bugger.
Rode bike back home & parked it up,was planning to fit new tyre next month anyway,then took out my CB125 to run it in some more after its top end rebuild.
Ps, this is my first motorcycle puncture in 30 years.
Rode bike back home & parked it up,was planning to fit new tyre next month anyway,then took out my CB125 to run it in some more after its top end rebuild.
Ps, this is my first motorcycle puncture in 30 years.
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What we all up to
Very satisfactory day stripping H2 bodywork back to bare metal. Originaly brown! Nice working with all metal parts and nice to see the back of the american custom paint job! (although the quality was actually very good)
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Gutted for you mate it's strange because I had one on a Z1b last year and that was my first puncture on a bike for thirty years also,BIG H wrote:Took out my KH400 this afternoon, i got just 3 mile & got a puncture,nail in rear tyre,bugger.![]()
Rode bike back home & parked it up,was planning to fit new tyre next month anyway,then took out my CB125 to run it in some more after its top end rebuild.
Ps, this is my first motorcycle puncture in 30 years.
let's hope it's another thirty years and were still riding before we get another one
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kwackersken wrote:h2bchris wrote:Went for 60 to 70 mile ride on h2 yesterday, stopped for coffee at Aylesbury, then back home on the A41, with Higgsy pipes, 34mm's, and a taller front sprocket, what a blast !
Went to Aylesbury for a coffee !
So Chris why didn't you call into us for a coffee ? You know your always welcome and it would have been good to see you mate,
so next time drop in
Kenny and Sandra :smt023
Thanks Kenny, thats a nice thought, nice to know there is somsone you know in a ride area !
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woke up the h2a today after her winter sleep had the heads and barrels off to check everything was ok put the tank and zorsts back on[they have over wintered in the house much to the annoyance of mrs T] fired her up and only running on 2 no spark on middle cylinder!! did all the tests pointed to duff iggy box,split all the connectors and cleaned them up even though they looked ok gave her one last try before playing hunt the iggy box and hey presto back on three!!! bloody british climate started to give her a good polish for scttish show, hope she's clean enough for you andrew!!






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