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Ever ridden an RTX at all Greg? .............I think perhaps the trials bike equivalent of a politician!
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tat ty wrote:Hey Joe
Somehow I think we both know we are on the same wave length.
David; January, but there are a few unresolved contingencies. Will keep you posted.
Alastair
Hey Alastair - keep me in the loop too re January if you have a 'spare seat at the table' - I've finally got the old Bullie out again - first ride since Toby borrowed it in 2009 will be at the WMCC last dig on the 16th.
Best of...
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Januarys SHTR.
Will advise all in good time.
Just returned from a couple of solid days "Survey" of a new link track.
Bloody tiring.
Feel like a convict right now ..... at least theres a hot shower in my quarters.
Alastair.
Will advise all in good time.
Just returned from a couple of solid days "Survey" of a new link track.
Bloody tiring.
Feel like a convict right now ..... at least theres a hot shower in my quarters.
Alastair.
Re: Basket Cases
Hi there,
i have a great 1974 TY 250 A, the only problem i have is finding an alloy bash plate to fit off a later model. The 74 A comes with a composite ( alloy sandwich) thats not really up to the task. i was wondering if anyone out there has a solid alloy one off a 75 76 they could sell?
Thanks, Tyson.
i have a great 1974 TY 250 A, the only problem i have is finding an alloy bash plate to fit off a later model. The 74 A comes with a composite ( alloy sandwich) thats not really up to the task. i was wondering if anyone out there has a solid alloy one off a 75 76 they could sell?
Thanks, Tyson.
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Green Japanese trials bike day at Conondale is approaching
relax, nothing is under control
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HMmmmmmm Pretty green! Softens hands while you do the dishes ..... You know you're soaking in it .....David Lahey wrote:Green Japanese trials bike day at Conondale is approaching
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Mark K wrote:HMmmmmmm Pretty green! Softens hands while you do the dishes ..... You know you're soaking in it .....David Lahey wrote:Green Japanese trials bike day at Conondale is approaching
I remember that line and Madge is permanantly imbedded on my visual memory, but don't remember which dishwash liquid it was advertising. I figure it was Palmolive because I know you have a great memory and modern Palmolive is a pretty green (it's my favourite handwash at the workshop sink)
relax, nothing is under control
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That pretty green can also be seen on many current model MAZDA 2 cars
relax, nothing is under control
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In the 'old country' it was "hands that do dishes can be soft as your face with mild green Fairy Liquid", never tried it on the bike though.
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nowadays, "mild green fairy liquid" might make people think of something associated with Shrek
relax, nothing is under control
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