Hi everyone, I somehow found my over here from Reeky (rec.motorcycles).
I have 2 Soviet Dneprs with sidecars that look like something out of
WW2: a running MT-11 and an MT-10/36 that's more of a project bike.

I've also got a Hinckley Bonneville -- sort of, in pieces.
For the purposes of this forum I don't suppose it counts as a true
classic, but everyone who sees it thinks it's a classic Triumph.
Just today some guy showed up out of nowhere as I was loading it
on a trailer and talked about it with me for an hour.

ps. Maybe I can get a favourable reference from TOG. He knows me
from Reeky.

Regards, Sean Patrick Quinlan
(near) Vancouver, BC, Canada

On Thu, 07 Oct 2010 22:23:09 -0700, sean_q <(E-Mail Removed)>
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<suspicious>

> (near) Vancouver, BC, Canada

*How* near?

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sean_q <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> Hi everyone, I somehow found my over here from Reeky (rec.motorcycles).
> I have 2 Soviet Dneprs with sidecars that look like something out of
> WW2: a running MT-11 and an MT-10/36 that's more of a project bike.
>
> I've also got a Hinckley Bonneville -- sort of, in pieces.
> For the purposes of this forum I don't suppose it counts as a true
> classic, but everyone who sees it thinks it's a classic Triumph.
> Just today some guy showed up out of nowhere as I was loading it
> on a trailer and talked about it with me for an hour.
>
> ps. Maybe I can get a favourable reference from TOG. He knows me
> from Reeky.
>

Who are you?

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On 10/8/2010 12:33 AM, The Older Gentleman wrote:

>> ps. Maybe I can get a favourable reference from TOG. He knows me
>> from Reeky.
>>
>
> Who are you?

Et tu, TOGus?

SQ

On 10/8/2010 12:04 AM, Dr Ivan D. Reid wrote:

> <suspicious>
>
>> (near) Vancouver, BC, Canada
>
> *How* near?

About 8 miles.

SQ

sean_q wrote:
> On 10/8/2010 12:33 AM, The Older Gentleman wrote:
>
>>> ps. Maybe I can get a favourable reference from TOG. He knows me
>>> from Reeky.
>>>
>>
>> Who are you?
>
> Et tu, TOGus?

Toga, Shirley

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In message <2Vxro.117$(E-Mail Removed)>, sean_q <(E-Mail Removed)>
writes
>Hi everyone, I somehow found my over here from Reeky (rec.motorcycles).
[snip]

>
>Regards, Sean Patrick Quinlan
>(near) Vancouver, BC, Canada

Having just returned from Nanaimo and Yaletown all I can say is why
can't you get the law changed so filtering is allowed ;-)
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In message <UnFro.180$(E-Mail Removed)>, sean_q <(E-Mail Removed)>
writes
>On 10/8/2010 12:04 AM, Dr Ivan D. Reid wrote:
>
>> <suspicious>
>>
>>> (near) Vancouver, BC, Canada
>>
>> *How* near?
>
>About 8 miles.
>
Depends on the direction.
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Thus spake Tim ((E-Mail Removed)) unto the assembled multitudes:

> Having just returned from Nanaimo and Yaletown all I can say is why
> can't you get the law changed so filtering is allowed ;-)

Doing an awful lot of that in the Lewes (East Sussex) area at the moment. Road
works causing huge tailbacks on the A27 and queues on the surrounding roads.
That's when a bike comes in *really* handy.

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In message <(E-Mail Removed)>,
(E-Mail Removed) writes
>Thus spake Tim ((E-Mail Removed)) unto the assembled multitudes:
>
>> Having just returned from Nanaimo and Yaletown all I can say is why
>> can't you get the law changed so filtering is allowed ;-)
>
>Doing an awful lot of that in the Lewes (East Sussex) area at the moment. Road
>works causing huge tailbacks on the A27 and queues on the surrounding roads.
>That's when a bike comes in *really* handy.
>
mutter grumble should be on bike sulk but working on research paper
grumble
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