getting quiet.
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getting quiet.
riding tapering off for a few people now, big mark hard at graft, myself doing sh*t to the house, billy has bike problems, lee definaltly has bike problems(god bles'im), as for everyone else, well it gets dark real quick and the weathers getting worse. You can tell when people arent outthere hitting the streets coz there posts taper off. this forum always has somthin new on but in winter its difficult to keep it up as theres not much going on and alot of people are busy with pers sh*t. dont ya love th UK weather. 
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Re: getting quiet.
Im Still Out In The Rain To..me And Andy Were Out When It Was Pissin It Down The Other Night...was Standin On The Bike And Spinin Round While It Was Liein Down..bike Keeps Diein Tho Cause Fule..(carbs)so Annoyin..
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Re: getting quiet.
Originally Posted by GreggyBoy
"dont ya love the UK weather. "
I know I will be working hard trying to save up to pay off my fine from Switzerland
and to buy an old blade to practice on!
NO NOT TREALLY!
I know I will be working hard trying to save up to pay off my fine from Switzerland
and to buy an old blade to practice on!
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From: Basingstoke
Re: getting quiet.
Me and Clare went travelling on our bikes in July, went around Europe and s**t, came home through Switzerland and decided to come home through St Gotthards tunnel, which is about 15km long, we overtook a few cars and waiting at the end of the tunnel was a policeman 
, he took our passports, log books etc and told us to follow him to a police station. I just thought we would get a slap on the wrists and be told to bugger off, Think again!!!! After an hour of waiting around two officers came out and told us we would have to pay a fine of 5000 swiss francs each, or face the risk of being put in jail and having our bikes confiscated for good. so we paid the fine! It didnt seem to bad until we worked out the exchange rate, it worked out at £2300 each we had to pay! 
I cried most of the way to Belgium!!! Thank goodness for credit cards!!!!!
, he took our passports, log books etc and told us to follow him to a police station. I just thought we would get a slap on the wrists and be told to bugger off, Think again!!!! After an hour of waiting around two officers came out and told us we would have to pay a fine of 5000 swiss francs each, or face the risk of being put in jail and having our bikes confiscated for good. so we paid the fine! It didnt seem to bad until we worked out the exchange rate, it worked out at £2300 each we had to pay! I cried most of the way to Belgium!!! Thank goodness for credit cards!!!!! 
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Re: getting quiet.
Originally Posted by GreggyBoy
Me and Clare went travelling on our bikes in July, went around Europe and s**t, came home through Switzerland and decided to come home through St Gotthards tunnel, which is about 15km long, we overtook a few cars and waiting at the end of the tunnel was a policeman , he took our passports, log books etc and told us to follow him to a police station. I just thought we would get a slap on the wrists and be told to bugger off, Think again!!!! After an hour of waiting around two officers came out and told us we would have to pay a fine of 5000 swiss francs each, or face the risk of being put in jail and having our bikes confiscated for good. so we paid the fine! It didnt seem to bad until we worked out the exchange rate, it worked out at £2300 each we had to pay! I cried most of the way to Belgium!!! Thank goodness for credit cards!!!!!
, he took our passports, log books etc and told us to follow him to a police station. I just thought we would get a slap on the wrists and be told to bugger off, Think again!!!! After an hour of waiting around two officers came out and told us we would have to pay a fine of 5000 swiss francs each, or face the risk of being put in jail and having our bikes confiscated for good. so we paid the fine! It didnt seem to bad until we worked out the exchange rate, it worked out at £2300 each we had to pay! I cried most of the way to Belgium!!! Thank goodness for credit cards!!!!!FTP big time
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Re: getting quiet.
Originally Posted by VBSXGRAHAM
riding tapering off for a few people now, big mark hard at graft, myself doing sh*t to the house, billy has bike problems, lee definaltly has bike problems(god bles'im), as for everyone else, well it gets dark real quick and the weathers getting worse. You can tell when people arent outthere hitting the streets coz there posts taper off. this forum always has somthin new on but in winter its difficult to keep it up as theres not much going on and alot of people are busy with pers sh*t. dont ya love th UK weather.
cant get enough off it.
think we should start a colection for my new bike
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Re: getting quiet.
Originally Posted by gixxer lee
i know i aint got a bike at the min but i'm on this site everyday
cant get enough off it.
think we should start a colection for my new bike
cant get enough off it.
think we should start a colection for my new bike
ill start u off by donating a headlight bulb & a valve cap!
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