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Do'nt know why you can not see the neat small "X" thingies, but here's what you you missed Paul:

Good on you Luke... :)...!

Glad you got the photos sorted....

I must rake out a pic of my 1947 Series B/C 1000cc Vincent HRD V-Twin....
...and my 1958 BSA A10 650cc Super Rocket, Cafe' Racer... 8-)...!

Paul...the next best thing to flying an aircraft... ;)...!

...and what about a 1931, 1-1/2 offset-seater, Brooklands Riley 9, racing car....(like the ERA)... ;)...!

Parked on the front lawn...>>>

Buggar.... ...!

We've left an oil stain running from the "Multiplayer Forum" to the "Auto's Forum"... ...!

Paul...Brmmm...Brmmm!.......!

I'll post something very diferent, from the shots and Paul...Thanks Luke I now know how to convert a image into a link its by inserting a hyperling the [img

Bikes. The other love in my life.

Crash

Great looking Norton in the 3rd picture!


[quote] Ahh and BTW I don't like bikes they are dangerous ,and If I feel the need to commit suicide I'll buy one

Bikes. The other love in my life.

Crash

BTW, how many bikers are on the forums? Me, you, Fozzer, thebrelon, and who else?

Bikes. The other love in my life.

Crash

BTW, how many bikers are on the forums? Me, you, Fozzer, thebrelon, and who else?

...according to Alrot, all the others are now dead.... ...!

LOL... ...!

Paul...Biker for 57 years...still going strong!... 8-)...!

Alrot is kind of right. It's more dangerous than driving a car. But then again it's also a lot more fun. Now I live in a somewhat quiet area where you can still ride your bike on a Sunday morning without having a lot of traffic on the road. I've seen how they ride motorbikes (125cc Suzukis) in Nigeria. They scared the living crap out of me. They don't go that fast but they keep their speed everywhere no matter how busy it is on the road or how bad the roads are. Now that is dangerous.

BMan, I've got no idea how many bikers we have here but with more than 20000 members there must be more than us 4.

Crash (how do you think I got that name. Ouch.....)

I find, in England, the only way I can get anywhere now without getting caught in a gigantic traffic jam, is to travel everywhere on my trusty motorbike...
..(it's also the only transport I now have*, having laid up my 40,000 mile motor car 17 years ago because of endless traffic jams!)... ...!

Whenever I go out now I just filter carefully past all the stationary motorists, lorries, buses, taxis, etc, to reach my destination in no time at all, feeling as fresh as a Daisy, and with a big grin on my face!... 8-)...!

2-Wheels is now the way to go...trust me... ...!

Paul...Meep..Meep... 8-)...!

* .....bit of a problem transporting home my new Petrol Lawn-mower from the Garden Super-Store... :-/...!

Tow the lawn mower behind the bike?

Crash (would love to see that)

Tow the lawn mower behind the bike?

Crash (would love to see that)

...everything has to be packed into my trusty haversack and carried on my back... ...!

(I used to be 10 feet tall years ago!)... ...!

Paul...very fast...and very short... ...)...!

Alrot is kind of right. It's more dangerous than driving a car.

I'm not a biker but I'd say that it's more dangerous because of other road users acting like ****s not the riding in itself. I have a biker friend who's had a few accidents, ALL caused by bad car/van drivers.

Rob.

Alrot is kind of right. It's more dangerous than driving a car.

I'm not a biker but I'd say that it's more dangerous because of other road users acting like ****s not the riding in itself. I have a biker friend who's had a few accidents, ALL caused by bad car/van drivers.

Rob.

Definitely more dangerous but it works two ways. You can't blame it all on the poor old motorist & I've seen a lot of bikers doing the most stupid things imaginable. They simply don't seem to appreciate the danger & it's a wonder to me that there aren't more accidents. Anyway, I'm told that one of the most common causes of bike accidents is diesel oil spillage on the road.

PS. You wouldn't catch me on a push-bike nowadays, let alone a motorbike.

Rob, I fully agree with you. I had my fair share of car driver stupidities. Nevertheless considering that a car is a 'strong' metal box you're more protected in a car than on a motorbike. So I can understand Alrots concern for when his son decides to start riding.

Crash