Hi all
When to seaways' for breakfast this morning on the 69 500 with two more 2 smokes ,it was going very well at 100 + just wish it would stop as well ha
baz wrote: Hi all
When to seaways' for breakfast this morning on the 69 500 with two more 2 smokes ,it was going very well at 100 + just wish it would stop as well ha
baz wrote: Hi all
When to seaways' for breakfast this morning on the 69 500 with two more 2 smokes ,it was going very well at 100 + just wish it would stop as well ha
just sat staring at my h2a during my 4 days off which has been off the road for 5 yrs until I get the 57k crank out and over to gary clarks but oh my god im 58 yrs old in 4 wks. !....as alec guiness said in that famous last scene with the plunger in the bridge on the kwai . "what have I done"
Local Honda dealer held a classic bike event in aid of the Kent and Sussex Air Ambulance. Nice mix of bikes dating from early 1900's (pedal bikes with the petrol tank slung under the crossbar), nice array of British iron and a good showing of Jap stuff. Clicked a few pics of stuff from the 70's.
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Best in show won by a CBX Turbo, looked like it had arrived in a van. Started up ok though. Didn't take a picture of it though (couldn't be arse'd!!).
Changed upper ball joints on my Chrysler 300C, what a pain, why aren't modern cars designed to be worked on, took me 4 hours each side, 4 yesterday and 4 today,every nut awkward to reach, am knackered now, but the jobs done
Recovering from "keyhole" shoulder surgery. Was supposed to be a daycase but ended up for the best part of 2 days in hospital. Arthroscpic subacromial decompression. Now redressed but still painful and off work. Arm is currently yellowish in places (bruising). I am now bored stupid "resting" off work.
The shoulder I injured coming off on the way back from Dijon is the other one and is just as painful at times and I'm now waiting for that one to be treated.
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KH400A4
My Dad told me "If it's stuck use a bigger hammer."
Rode into Stratford upon Avon on the Denco Diablo H2, scythed through the traffic chaos in a cloud of smoke and a truly wonderful noise, got accosted by various people at the bike park wanting to talk about the bike, becoming a regular thing that is, not a complaint as it means people are still interested in old bikes
Made "reasonable progress" home whilst laughing out loud at the performance versus brakes equation
I really like these bikes - a lot
Rich
Blowing smoke rings over the Green party since 1969