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Classic comeback  :thumleft:

With your forum name, Im not sure how to answer this !  :o Spend some time going through the KLR thread on this forum, so much good info there. It will give you a feel of what to look for. I had the Fugly shape and it was a brilliant bike. Capable, dependable, reliable, great commuter and trail...

We ended off the day with a braai. A very good friend sent us a box of meat, and included was some lovely steak. The instructions were clear: "Medium rare ONLY, d00s" :imaposer: Hahaha. I like your friend already. Well done

:thumleft:  You dont get a smile on your face like from playing Domino's

Moving on, the following cars were in the car park. This was the car park closest to the action and was for clubs and sports cars only.

Ok, Im gay. I couldn't stop looking at the bike. Stunning

Don't act like you didn't know about the D shackles  :biggrin:

A few more from the paddock.

Haha, now you are going back some years.

Correct and the good service, word of mouth and reputation will ensure future business 10 fold the value  'lost' by not selling a new switch. Well done.

Thanks Chris. I dont mind my bike and cars getting muddy but then they must then be cleaned before going back in the garage. That pic was 2 weeks back when I was back in ZA (thats Westbrook beach, North of Durban). Bike is now wrapped up and in the garage and Im back on Mud Island

Yup, they are on my list as well but of course they involve a bit more planning and travel. I also have to have periodic trips to the coast to get some surfing in. I dry up if I dont have sea water pass through my gills.

The love of my life...and my bike

Tonight its the turn for the Porsches.

Good call. My first bike was a KLR. Learnt about bikes, learnt about riding and light enough to handle most stuff and it can go all day. It was just my bum that couldnt handle the seat all day .

Mmmmm, I would say that as this is your first bike, the 250 would be the one to go for. 1. Smaller and better to learn on. 2. New and under warranty, so will give you time to learn all about maintenance. 3. By all accounts a very good bike (not saying the KTM isnt) 4. As a commuter first and...

Sorry I didnt get to post last night. Was exhausted after work.. Groenie you are so right about the Heritage. The skills from yesteryear are still here but diminishing. Many British cars from the 50,60,70's had genuine wood veneer dashboards. Those cars now need restoration and luckily there are...

Its ok, I've checked your stock, all 4 are braked, go ahead and use them  :biggrin:

Grizz, dont you have a set of trolley wheels. You bought some because you couldn't find the 4 that you had and shortly thereafter you found them. Or are they too small ?

You should see him at a car boot market. He can spot a bargain at 100 paces without missing out on any hot girls. Ask's people how much they want for the T shirt they are wearing and even offered to buy a guys beard (the wife refused for the sale to take place) I think I've just talked myself...