Round 3, FOAK: 1982 Kawie KZ550 C3 LTD Restoration Options
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From: TOG on 8 Oct 2009 12:02 On 8 Oct, 16:55, 1949 Whizzer <macmi...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On Oct 8, 7:03 am, "The Evil Clown" <totallydeadmail...(a)yahoo.co.uk> > wrote: > > > And again, your point? > > That you are an argumentative Evil Clown and you will soon claim that > I'm stupid for not turning the OP's request for advice into a long > drawn out debate and you will then shift over to your version of > "humour" and claim that I have no sense of it. I'm not arguing at all. I honestly can't understand what you're blabbering on about. You've obviously decided to try and debate some point or other, wittered on about Robert Pirsig, said that California doesn't salt roads, and generally posted a load of irrelevant nonsense. Once more: your point? Please?
From: SpamTrapSeeSig on 8 Oct 2009 12:03 In article <20334db6-0a6b-44b9-9158-fd28404892ba(a)u16g2000pru.googlegroups.com>, 1949 Whizzer <macmiled(a)gmail.com> writes >It's more important to have fasteners stay fastened on all day rides on >California's high speed roads. OK, California's a big place, but 'high-speed roads'? Californians invented longitudinal six-lane parking (which I've 'enjoyed' on 101 in the past, several times). If you're trying to impress a British NG, you might want to mention taking it over to the IoM for the TT... -- SimonM ----- TubeWiz.com ----- Video making/uploading that's easy to use & fun to share Try it today! (now with DFace blurring)
From: TOG on 8 Oct 2009 12:17 On 8 Oct, 17:03, SpamTrapSeeSig <no-...(a)nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote: > In article > <20334db6-0a6b-44b9-9158-fd2840489...(a)u16g2000pru.googlegroups.com>, > 1949 Whizzer <macmi...(a)gmail.com> writes > > >It's more important to have fasteners stay fastened on all day rides on > >California's high speed roads. > > OK, California's a big place, but 'high-speed roads'? Californians > invented longitudinal six-lane parking (which I've 'enjoyed' on 101 in > the past, several times). > > If you're trying to impress a British NG, you might want to mention > taking it over to the IoM for the TT... I think if Krusty and other Yanks want to see all-day high-speed riding, they really need to pop over to Europe. And as proof, we can dig out the Clique Runners' impressive tally of speeding tickets. Really, though, he does post the most fearful bollocks.
From: 1949 Whizzer on 8 Oct 2009 12:25 On Oct 8, 9:02 am, "The Evil Clown" <totallydeadmail...(a)yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > Once more: your point? Please? That you are an argumentative Evil Clown and you will soon claim that I'm stupid for not turning the OP's request for advice into a long drawn out debate and you will then shift over to your version of "humour" and claim that I have no sense of it.
From: 1949 Whizzer on 8 Oct 2009 12:36
On Oct 8, 9:03 am, SpamTrapSeeSig <no-...(a)nospam.demon.co.uk> wrote: > OK, California's a big place, but 'high-speed roads'? Californians > invented longitudinal six-lane parking (which I've 'enjoyed' on 101 in > the past, several times). That only happens during the two rush hours on the sections from the stoplight at State St. in Santa Barbara to downtown Los Angeles, a distance of about 100 miles. And there is no place where 101 has six lanes, so far as I recall. When I lived in Hollyweird, I would always take an alternate route through Santa Paula and Fillmore whenever returning from Santa Barbara on a Sunday afternoon. Avid motorcyclists learned long ago that they needed to get up early to beat the cagers if they wanted to use the 101 to go anywhere on Sunday. The cagers usually don't get onto the road before 11:00 AM and by that time, Sunday riders who gathered at the Rock Store are typically on their way home to watch a football game or to get in their own cage and take their wife to the mall. > If you're trying to impress a British NG, you might want to mention > taking it over to the IoM for the TT... I'm not trying to impress *anybody*. The Evil Clown that you know as Neil Murray crossposted his troll to the UK groups just to stir up his usual shite. |