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A pallet to stand on in front of your bench, graffiti all over the back of your work coat, Yankee pump action screwdrivers and enamel tea mugs...
My mum was clearing out my late fathers stuff today and wondered if I'd like his wooden T-square. How bizarre, that was an hour ago
I have a mate with a cat D panagale, firstly you cannot tell, apparently it was fairing damage now replaced. The price he paid reflected the cat D...
I think mine is just over £300 for a 999 and a DVT 1200 multistrada. I am old and have several decades of no claims, you're right, you can only...
Any bike with incomplete history has to be questioned, so glad you made the right decision.
I've gone back to the original seat, the Touratec wasn't right for me. It's flatter and wider than the original, a three hour ride told me all I...
I had a strange moped thing, the brakes didn't work so the only way you could slow down was to stick your foot on the big brass flywheel, that was...
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I would like to correct my original post, the Tina was made by Triumph, it was 100cc and a dizzy 4.5hp It was still shit though.
If it was the worst bike ever then yes, it counts. My worst bikes go back to ten years old and buying any piece of shit for a couple of quid and...
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The worst bike you ever owned, just one, I know some of you can't count, one bike, the absolute never to be repeated, fess up, what was it?...
Seat for sale, been out for a couple of hours with the original seat, no bum ache, a bit of nuts adjustment on the way but no real aches or pains....
All good news, keep it up
Not convinced, just been out for a three hour ride, more numb bum than the standard seat, at first i thought it felt fine, a bit flatter and...
She sounds great, did you get her number, what a charmer.
jeeesus, the last I heard it changed hands for one million
Look out for the new quarantine rules
The story behind that famous Les Paul was that Peter Green told Gary Moore he could buy the guitar from him. Gary Moore couldn't afford it so he...
