Leon found his keys !

Just thought I'd let you all know, Leon found his Tractor keys in his back
pocket nestled up against his wallet.

I offered to bust all his locks & hot wire the bike but he was adamant that
if they didn't turn up he was gonna go to Wagga to get the spares

So no fun for me....

Cheers & beers

MarkGee, Sibs, Keelan, & Mary.

 

So he's the Happy sober then?

 

hehe....

and Marie said to him 'I know this sounds stupid, but did you check your
pockets?"

good news

mh

 

Keys were lost, Keys were found. Now lets never speak of this again
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Cheers
The Happy Drunk
K100RT

 

and some other pics if you're not already bored ;-)

http://www.cotse.net/users/diabolus/GP/
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Cheers
The Happy Drunk
K100RT

 

until next week, then....

Moike

 

How did you damage the bike Leon?
It was fine when we left you.

 

um .... er.... it was a really lopsided service station

well kinda, the bike wasn't leaning over as far as it should when I
tried a little too hard to close the pannier.

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Cheers
The Happy Drunk
K100RT

 

ah well that isnt too bad then
at least you were not on the thing.

 

I was on it ... or over it by the time I was finished. Took the help
of a few others to lift it back up

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Cheers
The Happy Drunk
K100RT

 

Bet yours didn't travel over 1000km on the frame of the bike before you
found them ...

Cheers
Goaty

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No but they did travel around cowes with me until I found them
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Cheers
The Happy Drunk
K100RT

 

Talk about Deja Vue! A lot of those photos are very very similar to
what I've taken.

What happened to the fairing on the beemer? At least it looks in better
condition than mine (see previous post).

Which way did you end up going?
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Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]
'81 Suzuki GS450-s
'87 BMW K100RT

www.dmcsc.org.au

 

Ahhhhh. Been there done that - although not on the beemer.

Glad it was a mishap, rather than an accident.

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Cheers

PeterC [aka MildThing]
'81 Suzuki GS450-s
'87 BMW K100RT

www.dmcsc.org.au

 

A small mishap at a service station ... nothing a bandaid (or
fibreglass kit) won't fix.

Stopped at Lorne the first night, then Portland, up to Euchuca and
back home.

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Cheers
The Happy Drunk
K100RT