XS1100

http://www.fox5sandiego.com/news/kswb-man-rides-honda-bike-from-ak-to-sd-20120120,0,5591237.story

I met a lady last week who runs a Porsche Cayenne - you know, those huge 4x4's that look like a whale. She just had a major service and paid.... Wait for it... £3,900 !!!!!! The world has gone mad - official.

It was me @XS1100

well done luke

Nope nothing ! why use a CX when the CBX1000 was about or Z1000 but having a plastic maggot stood there?? Thing is all the London dispatch lads had um at that time.

Honda CX500 HAAAAAAAAAAAAA!

The scum mate, I really hate this shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bas----ds Makes me wanna come over and beat the living day lights out of um.......Is your bike ok DOG? have they wrecked owt?

In the film Notting hill, What bike was parked across the road from the book shop?

lose

seek

walk

great job

business

china

british

Got a couple in me shed

It as a shaft

tea

with or without ginger wine and ice?

Yep that sounds about right! Thats me dead then cus Ive used buckets full of the stuff over the years! So do I now say stuff it and go buy my 20 Rothmans that I quite 12 years ago and was one of my favourite pass time's of mine with a large whisky or do I carry on siting in my chair with the Hi Viz sipping green tea???????

"This is an unwelcome but expected development in France. What is not clear is how it affects non French riders though i doubt being non French will save your pocket from being emptied of lots of euros." ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ "The French Government has finally confirmed how it will implement new regulations for motorcyclists regarding reflective clothing and number plates. As of 1st Jan 2013 it will be an offence, punishable through a fine and the loss of points, (in France you lose them, don't gain them) not to wear at least 150cm2 of relective clothing between the waist and the shoulders and not to be using an enlarged number plate. You may remember that this was first mooted as an accident reduction issue, but most accidents involve 125cc bikes and below, and these are exempt from the new rules. Riders in France must already use their headlights all the time and carry reflective stickers on their helmets. You may also remember that the French Government then said the regulations were to ensure other motorists could see if riders were lying in the middle of the road at night... FFMC's Frederic Jeorge said "It will be considered almost as bad as driving without a helmet, even if you are wearing full leather armour, on a bike with the headlights on and knowing that our helmets already have 4 mandatory reflective stickers... Also, it will NOT include the mopeds and 125cc, where's the logic?" Logic? We are not sure that's generally considered when creating legislation for motorcyclists.

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