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Offline WozzA

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« on: 03.01. 2016 02:00 »
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #1 on: 03.01. 2016 09:55 »
Some people ride motorcycles, some people repair motorcycles and some people collect them.... *conf* *????*
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #2 on: 03.01. 2016 10:04 »
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made famous by Lawrence of Arabia

or maybe made famous by Brough and ridden by Lawrence, I know what he means tho
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #3 on: 03.01. 2016 10:07 »
The water cooled machine is powered by the Austin Seven engine. There is a mint example in the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham UK.
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #4 on: 03.01. 2016 13:20 »
Got one of those Bruffs in my garage, never liked the look of it to be honest. One things for sure the bloke who owned it (Laurence, I think his name was) wont be back for it, it's been there for years now and when he left it, it had a walking stick attached to the front forks, and a penny in the petrol cap. I presume he stopped riding it due to infirmity and a weak bladder.
Might take it to the tip this year if I can be bothered.
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #5 on: 03.01. 2016 13:45 »
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Might take it to the tip this year if I can be bothered.

you know what, seeing as it's you and your getting on a bit I'll come and uplift it and save you all that hassle, just leave it where it is for now I'll pick it up some night with a couple of friends, you'll never know we've been >:D

Oh don't worry about the shed locks we'll find a way  *work*
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #6 on: 03.01. 2016 17:13 »
a guy rides a brough ss100  or 80 in the york area as every other day transport its always in the  bike park at  the york rufforth autojumble winter and summer in all weathers
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #7 on: 03.01. 2016 22:05 »
And the biggest luck is that they haven't been picked up by a bunch of drive by Rumanian's on the lookout for some scrap metal... *work*
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #8 on: 05.01. 2016 20:34 »
Quote from: morris on 03.01. 2016 22:05
And the biggest luck is that they haven't been picked up by a bunch of drive by Rumanian's on the lookout for some scrap metal... *work*
mate took his full roof rack of his transit van had it powder coated  scrappers took it of his drive while he was in the garage getting tools to bolt it  back on
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #9 on: 05.01. 2016 21:31 »
Bloke over the road was mowing his front lawn, it ran out of fuel...
By the time he walked to his shed & back to get more fuel ...
Yep the mower was gone...    *pull hair out*  their quick...
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #10 on: 05.01. 2016 21:49 »
The only time I have to lock things up is 6 weeks at Christmas and 2 at Easter when the tourists are here. The rest of the time I usually leave the keys in the ute. Only once a few $ were taken from the dash by kids.
I love living in the country.
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #11 on: 05.01. 2016 22:48 »
My boy had his BMX bike nicked from our drive. It was a pretty good bike but we couldn't get too upset because the bike came to us after a mate had pulled it out of the river!
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #12 on: 05.01. 2016 23:08 »
Just looked at the pics on the link...... O...M....G....!
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #13 on: 06.01. 2016 08:13 »
Remember the New in crates Notrun Commicals found in Belgium 5 years back?
http://www.motorcycleclassics.com/black-side-down-new-nortons-found-in-belgium.aspx
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Re: tucked away
« Reply #14 on: 06.01. 2016 13:47 »
Quote from: muskrat on 05.01. 2016 21:49
The only time I have to lock things up is 6 weeks at Christmas and 2 at Easter when the tourists are here. The rest of the time I usually leave the keys in the ute. Only once a few $ were taken from the dash by kids.
I love living in the country.
Cheers
my relative went to australia for 6 weeks he spoke to a guy at a family party  and he said do you realy have to lock your car up on your own driveway???
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