Code of conduct?

Would you need to show them the stolen helmet?

Theo

 

I'd like to think you could. With scrote's head still inside it.

Kev

 

Would you need to show them the stolen helmet?

Theo


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Sure, take in and show them the empty box

 

Spelled like that? Probably a school-teacher. I certainly don't know
anyone who has a helmet with those sentimentspainted on. I thought
that type of statement was reserved for blokes with mullets, in utes.

Theo


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With gun racks

 

Psst - I think he might have been trying to be ironic.


BTH

 

Re:
I can't help with your helmet or jacket but I found your sticker on a
car in the local shopping centre carpark. Some thieving bastard in a
little Honda Jazz had it stuck on the side window of their car, right
next to the baby capsule. You'd expect better of parents with young
children wouldn't you! Anyhow I carefully unpeeled it and i've only
been holding it by the corners so the back of it doesn't lose all of
it's sticky before it gets returned to it's rightful owner. Post your
address here and I'll make sure Sponge Bob gets back to his rightful
owner.

Finally someone who has posted something worthy of a response. Thanks
Dude..... you may do what you see fit with ol' Squarepants... i'll find
something equally offensive to plaster across the back of my new
helmut.... Maybe Patrick performing star jumps or similar.....

Graeme

 

Condolences. Hope the rest of the memories erase the kick in the head.
Cheers

 

Great. So if you run or work in a hospitality business in a holiday region
and your "weekend" is generally Monday & Tuesday (like a lot of places
round here)....

 

In aus.motorcycles on Thu, 15 Apr 2010 00:42:50 +0000 (UTC)

It's not the weekday.

It's the "ride to work" and "regular".

It's all about exposure. The more time the bike is on the road, the
more chance of it being snotted.

So they want the low risk: ride a few times a month, preferably in low
traffic situations.

So the Yellow Devil is a great bike for them, only goes out about 6
days a year.

Thos days are as like as not weekdays, but as it isn't frequent and it
isn't a ride to work bike, that's fine.

At one point I tried to insure The Old Girl with them. They said "do
you ever ride it to work" and I said it might get pressed into service
if the hack bike was sick. They wouldn't insure it.

Insuring old regularly used bikes is painful as Insuremyride won't
touch anything over 10yo, everyone else is way expensive and Shannons
only want shed queens.

Zebee

 

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Cheers

Nothing

like a little "retail therapy" to make one feel better........

Graeme