Trixie

heh - yeah - I think I'd started it up inside the under-hotel carpark
and several bowels were loosened, including yours.

 

That's the one. I got a couple of people with the Drifter, too, because it
waited about 10 seconds after I stopped the engine before backfiring.

 

Thank you, Mr Aday.

 

If you want to be picky...

 

Newbie ;-)

That's what I mean. It can be turned into a really nice bike, but out
of the crate it's crap.

 

*sigh*

I've said it many times: I ought to give up being subtle on here.

 

<Thinks>

<fx: boggle>

<More thinks>

<fx: Boggle overdrive. Hair whitens>

An unsubtle darsy?

 

I loved mine when I had it.

Sounded nice, handled and stopped in an 'ok' kind of a way. Looked nice.

However - having had a Trixie, then tried your 750SS, I've ended up
owning a 750SS. Not quite as rapid, but a much nicer bike to ride - and,
as you say, much more comfortable.

Prices are pretty much on a parity, too - so I can't really see why
anyone would buy a TRX.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, wessie

Yeah, but your definition of what's comfortable to have up against your
arse and that of other people may differ.

darsy must (as always) speak for himself.

--
Wicked Uncle Nigel - "He's hopeless, but he's honest"

I have already made the greatest contribution to the fight against climate
change that I can make: I have decided not to breed. Now quit bugging me and
go and talk to the Catholics.

 

Don't tempt me.

 

I'll speak for whomever I want to, thank you very much.