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Offline Greybeard

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« on: 18.03. 2023 09:07 »
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Re: Camping
« Reply #1 on: 18.03. 2023 13:52 »
I remember back in the 70s there was an East London BSAOC member with an A10 plus sidecar plus trailer outfit.  Not the only one I suspect but the one I remember.
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Re: Camping
« Reply #2 on: 18.03. 2023 19:40 »
G'day GB.
I saw that on FB and the comment was how did the Squarial front brake pull up all that weight.
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Re: Camping
« Reply #3 on: 18.03. 2023 22:54 »
G'day GB.
I saw that on FB and the comment was how did the Squarial front brake pull up all that weight.
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I copied and pasted that comment as well 👍
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