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Mitsui Spy wrote:
malc87 wrote:Going to take a look at an RC30 today :oops:
Nowt to be embarassed about there Malc. A fine bike.
Higgsy coming too :smt023
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quick 900mile round trip picking up rainbow,damien and an s1 for the scottish show :smt023
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Thanks for that Andrew, see you friday evening mate.
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back from the monthly old bikes and cars meeting near Paris there're 6 H2 (4 72 blue, 2 H2A gold), 1 H1 71 with 69-70 peatcok grey body, 1 F9 74 with 72 body 8)
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currently on the train to Edinburgh, going to be staying till Monday afternoon, doing touristy stuff with Jo

Gary T
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After months of cold days and frosty mornings yesterday was a warm, sunny day - which coincided with the completion of the winter tidy of the H1 so went for a ride and thoroughly enyoyed it.
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should have said gary,could have met up :smt102 :smt102
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Tartan Triple wrote:should have said gary,could have met up :smt102 :smt102
sorry mate, never give it a thought, just got to premier inn Edinburgh central

I'll txt yer
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Fitted 4 into 1 on Z900.
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malc87 wrote:
Mitsui Spy wrote:
malc87 wrote:Going to take a look at an RC30 today :oops:
Nowt to be embarassed about there Malc. A fine bike.
Higgsy coming too :smt023
Turned out to ba a NAIL :cry: :cry: :cry:

BIG thanks to Higgsy for taking off my rose tinted glasses and standing on them :smt023
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Well done for walking Malc! (not easy)
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I had a nice little trip out yesterday, Started out by going to visit Olde Coney in the Lakes. As ever the tea, biscuits and bike talk were excellent.
We then went into the Garage for a look at his bikes, the A10 looks really nice and sounds lovely
I'll reserve judgement on the "Tetley Tea Folk" cap though  :D  :D  :D

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Lurking under the white sheet is the Velocette Venom and I have to say that close to it is absolutely Superb. It is a Really Really nice  machine.
As has already been said though starting it is a bit of a Black Art and as I left he was getting the black candlesticks out and looking (in vain) for a Sacrificial Virgin for tonight's attempt at starting it. I had a few goes and failed miserably

I did however later on go up Hartside with my new bike, which would be really impressive if I had been riding it   :mrgreen:  :mrgreen:  :mrgreen:

It doesn't look much at the moment, but I have high hopes for it

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Optedout wrote:Well done for walking Malc! (not easy)
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1989-Honda-RC ... 35c4bb3e1d

poorly repaired damaged frame, cat D on logbook.
smoked like a trooper on the two cylinders it would run on!!
Very poorly looked after throughout its life
Higgsy thought the frame was bent.
Original rear shock looked like it had spent most its life on a fleetwood trawler!
He had another one for 15K and i would have been close to having that if it wasnt a swiss import, unregistered (they are restricked!)
higgsy had one and you need to cahnge the carbs etc.
Guy swore it was a swiss "full power"
Shame cause it was half nice that one
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WWW.HIGGSPEED.COM THE SOUND OF THE SEVENTIES!
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Cheers Dave :smt023
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Malcolm wrote:I had a nice little trip out yesterday, Started out by going to visit Olde Coney in the Lakes. As ever the tea, biscuits and bike talk were excellent.
We then went into the Garage for a look at his bikes, the A10 looks really nice and sounds lovely
I'll reserve judgement on the "Tetley Tea Folk" cap though  :D  :D  :D

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Lurking under the white sheet is the Velocette Venom and I have to say that close to it is absolutely Superb. It is a Really Really nice  machine.
As has already been said though starting it is a bit of a Black Art and as I left he was getting the black candlesticks out and looking (in vain) for a Sacrificial Virgin for tonight's attempt at starting it. I had a few goes and failed miserably

I did however later on go up Hartside with my new bike, which would be really impressive if I had been riding it   :mrgreen:  :mrgreen:  :mrgreen:

It doesn't look much at the moment, but I have high hopes for it

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Never seen Hartside looking so empty.
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Bought a tatty H1 seat at last so maybe, just maybe I'll dig the H1 project back out.
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Spent much of today clearing all me junk and taking the handsfree kit n stuff out of my car... last day tomorrow :(

Then cut up the last of me palletts (sorry Kenny) for the coming winter, next week.. then we're back to burning SteveF's tree.

Tomorrow we're off to the cemetery :( then pick up a new car.. (not brand).

So.. yet another weekend of absolutely nothing bikey going on..
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Rugby!!!!

Top gear!!!!

Changing tyres on family members harley !!! :cry:
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Long weekend @ Scottish Show. Great display organised by Tartan Andrew. Good company. Well done to Malc H1R & Chris Todd H2A getting awards.
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Going to see the Quo at Hammersmith----

The original line up, where it all began-----

With a mate who went with me on that date-----

Last century! Gulp-----

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I will be doing the same. Status Quo on Sunday. I serviced my Zimmer frame and an ready to go.
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