Nice bike but, er, you may want to rethink the title of this thread

I had one of those too, it was very smooth and comfy. Once I'd taken off the Ace bars it came with!

Looks and sounds great Steve, I'm looking forward to seeing it in the flesh!

paul doran wrote:

coldsummer wrote:Don't worry Piggy, I probably would have done the same

no You would not Simon

Piggy is not back in the room yet

Just tryin' to make him feel better about himself Paul Poor old Piggy, there hasn't been a lot of free stuff on the forum recently!

Don't worry Piggy, I probably would have done the same

Flippin 'eck. That's a bit weird.

Although,......... I do quite like it

That looks nice Tim, one of those bike I always fancied but never had.

One for the chavs and ageing boy racers. They always attracted the wankers in the 70's/80's, and probably still do.

I had a couple, would love another one!

My first ever car was a black 2.0l Capri. Second car was a faded brown Reliant Regal

whatever was in the add hads gone skibs :( Coldsummer, it is a great machine for down here, on road or track its made for down here, except the rubbish brakes. I found with the big zed i was forever riding off throttle, really frustrating given the performance of getting it out of the barn and up t...

I really, genuinely, like the look of your bike Mick but I don't know why? Maybe it's the un-contrived simplicity or something but whatever, it must be a lot of fun riding around that beautiful part of the country. Well, before the holidaymakers arrive and ruin everything!

Sorry to hear that Jon, hope you have a speedy recovery,

Very nice Mick, St Ives looks lovely too. I fancy an ice cream now.

Unfortunately many months ago I volunteered to babysit Grandma and Grandaughter this weekend whilst wife and daughter go away on a jolly so I won't be able to make this one unless it's still going strong on Sunday evening :-(

Hope the weather is good and you all have a great time.

Z1parR wrote:I can see this heading to Berkeley ish