How do you become a mod?

[GOA_Potenz]

It is amazing but after doing mods you will be a renegade, but mod users will loves you
that's my own experience

[Feathered_IV]

Anyone can become a mod. You just need half a brain.
If you know what I mean.

[ATAG_Dutch]

Buy a scooter and a Fred Perry Tee-shirt.

You might need a parka with an RAF roundel on the back.

And some hair to have styled nicely.

[KG26_Alpha]

Originally Posted by Dutch_851

Buy a scooter and a Fred Perry Tee-shirt.

You might need a parka with an RAF roundel on the back.

And some hair to have styled nicely.

What if you run into a load of Rockers

[furbs]

Originally Posted by KG26_Alpha

What if you run into a load of Rockers

My ....... sides ........ just ........ split .........

[philip.ed]

It has to be one of the most unrewarding 'jobs' you could probaby could on a forum. I had 1-2 years at AAA (Potenz here had more) and I would never do it again. I used to enjoy it in the early years, but having to deal with problems between other modding sites only really serves to alienate yourself; especially when you begin to realise the management of the forum itself is seriously at fault (almost like a Big Brother scenario).

So Doc wants to be a member of the thought police, eh?

[Ze-Jamz]

Pfft get a real bike:



Seriously though, always liked the bike culture, have a few friends that have some old lambretta's very cool bikes...so much more easier by the time ive got my leathers on they've already enjoyed a ride out

Sry for the OT Doc

[Rattlehead]

Beautiful machine.

Originally Posted by Ze-Jamz

Pfft get a real bike:



Seriously though, always liked the bike culture, have a few friends that have some old lambretta's very cool bikes...so much more easier by the time ive got my leathers on they've already enjoyed a ride out

Sry for the OT Doc

[klem]

Originally Posted by Ze-Jamz

Pfft get a real bike:



Seriously though, always liked the bike culture, have a few friends that have some old lambretta's very cool bikes...so much more easier by the time ive got my leathers on they've already enjoyed a ride out

Sry for the OT Doc

Ze-Jamz, that's not a real bike.

Anything that doesn't spray hot oil down your left leg is not a bike.

Close El-Aurens but no cigar. Far too clean and tidy.

And it was the Stones, the Kinks, and the Nightingale or Saltbox cafes at Biggin Hill - it took guts to walk into those places off an old 350cc AJS which maxed out at 85mph . But it was a Bike. And none of those namby pamby frothy coffee hangouts either.

Mods! Enough to make me spit out my rusk!