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Originally Posted by Tree_UK (Post 316550)

I hope your call sign is in reference to your bike buddy and not your illness. :grin:

get better soon mate.

:grin: ROFL ,, although a frequent sufferer no the illness is more inner ear/balance type stuff,hence not riding her any more,well at the moment anyway.All WIP in the health dept but you need to be 100% to survive on todays roads.
I used to have a Honda cbx750 with this tank ,taken in Wales on a biking holiday with the wife,guessing 15-20 years ago.
Sorry for the thread hijacking..
http://i399.photobucket.com/albums/p.../ci6Medium.jpg

I don't ride a motorcycle, but I've always had a fond spot in my heart for AJS. Those are my initials and my father always used to joke that I was named after that company.

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Originally Posted by Trumper (Post 316557)

Looks like some nice roads you got there bud..

P.S dont worry about the thread hijacking..Ive already cleared it with Doc....hes cool :)

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Originally Posted by bw_wolverine (Post 316622)

I don't ride a motorcycle, but I've always had a fond spot in my heart for AJS. Those are my initials and my father always used to joke that I was named after that company.

Well that seem a good excuse to me...:)

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Originally Posted by Ze-Jamz (Post 316631)

Well that seem a good excuse to me...:)

Heh, I don't think I could afford an AJS.

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Originally Posted by Tree_UK (Post 316461)

It does make you a rocker mate, not because of the bike, but hanging about in graveyards!! :grin:
p.s - only a joke mate, very nice bike. :grin:

Actually I stopped to look at that memorial to veterans of the Great War from this little corner of Ohio.

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Originally Posted by ElAurens (Post 316651)

Actually I stopped to look at that memorial to veterans of the Great War from this little corner of Ohio.

~S~

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Originally Posted by Dutch_851 (Post 316521)

Haha! You weren't the scriptwriter on Quadrophenia by any chance?;-)

'you killed me * scooter, you * killed it!' etc!

But Lesley Ash wasn't half nice back then!

Well spotted Dutch! Right on the money. And Leslie Ash was pretty damn nice, agreed!;)
With all the pictures of these bikes around it reminds me of the time I was pulled up at a set of lights on my Vespa, all suited and booted, parka, etc. I was suddenly surrounded by about 20 or 30 bikers on Harley Davidsons in club colours. The biker next to me looked over, and I got ready to go full throttle, but all he said was "nice bike", to which I replied " Thanks, yours too ". Lights went green and I took off and I was actually ahead of the pack for about 2 seconds till they raced past. Ahh, memories ...:-D

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Originally Posted by Screamadelica (Post 316965)

Yeah, great memories. I was a bit of a hybrid, in that I dressed like a mod in the late 70's/early 80's, but rode motorbikes and listened to mostly heavy rock and blues music. I used to get some funny looks from the denim/leather clad longhairs when I was headbanging to Lynyrd Skynyrd's 'Freebird' in my two-tone box jacket and skinny tie. Then when they saw me on my Z650 and in leather from head to toe they got even more confused. Great fun.:grin:

Quadrophenia is a classic Who? album though, film is ok, but the album is just superb.;-)

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Originally Posted by ElAurens (Post 316651)

Actually I stopped to look at that memorial to veterans of the Great War from this little corner of Ohio.

Sorry Elaurens I didn't intend to make light of that. I have a great Uncle that is buried in Belgium, he was killed in action at the age of 18 in the great war. To my knowledge no family members have ever visted is grave or laid flowers on it, his mother was too poor to be able to afford to make the trip as her husband died just after the war from the flu epidmic. It is my intention to visit his grave one day and pay my respects. S!