Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, Champ
<(E-Mail Removed)> typed
>On 28 May 2011 06:12:54 GMT, "Dan L" <DONT SEND YOUR CRAP TO
>(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
>>Not only should the seller be given a good kicking for creating such a
>>monstrosity, but to then have the temerity to describe it as
>>"immaculate"
>>
>>http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Kawasaki-ZR110...2?pt=UK_Motorc
>>ycles&hash=item1e63e44614
>
><small voice>
>
>I quite like it...

I have previous with yellow bikes,

And that is ****ing horrible.

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On 28/05/11 19:52, Macabre of Auchterloonie wrote:
> Alfonso wrote:
>> On 28/05/11 07:12, Dan L wrote:
>>> Not only should the seller be given a good kicking for creating such a
>>> monstrosity, but to then have the temerity to describe it as
>>> "immaculate"
>>>
>>> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Kawasaki-ZR110...?pt=UK_Motorcy
>>> cles&hash=item1e63e44614
>>>
>>>
>>> Ye gods...
>>>
>> oow nasty! You can't beat black with gold lines and lettering -
>> various attempts to deviate from this have never looked as good - but
>> then I was first registered in 1943 and my views may no longer hold.
>> In my day bikes were real bikes with character - they started if they
>> were in the mood - and left a lasting impression - a permanent oil
>> stain and a hefty right leg.
>>
>> No one in his right mind would choose a Velocette as a getaway vehicle
>> )
>
> Evidently I'm not in my right mind - both my (pre-war) MSS Velos started
> first poke, though my Clubman's Venom either started first time, or you
> could forget it for the rest of the day.
>

Now I have had the mag re-magnetised my pre war MSS starts relatively
easily. Likewise my Venom. My post war MAC is a little bit difficult. My
biggest problem is starting the MAC when warm.