Re: The riding challenge game. Pic of your bike 'somewhere'
Posted: Thu Sep 21, 2023 12:37 pm
There's a clock in the background!

Next,a pic of your bike with a cool wall mural.

Next,a pic of your bike with a cool wall mural.
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Ooh! We have a bunch of cool aerospace history murals on Lancaster Blvd... unfortunately that part of town is pretty much a no-go area.


If you zip down the M1 at 57mph you can even get the police to take the pic for youPotter wrote: Sun Sep 24, 2023 1:15 pm Next, your bike next to roadworks involving more than five traffic cones, or a large pothole in the road.
Shouldn't be difficult in the UK.
Christ, what a face...
V.cool pic.Potter wrote: Sun Sep 24, 2023 1:14 pm I was tempted to use my own small ruin, but in the spirit of exploration I decided to dust off the old Rudge and go for a ride.
I haven't ridden it for ages, years, can't remember the last time, and there is a starting procedure, you need to tickle the carb and flood it with fuel, wheel it backwards in gear to get the massive piston to TDC, put the ignition timing to full retard, then put into neutral and kick it like your life depends on it.
Anyway, here she is in front of a ruin.
The temptation to ask "which is which" is overwhelming, but I shall struggle manfully to not do so....Potter wrote: Sun Sep 24, 2023 1:14 pm I was tempted to use my own small ruin, but in the spirit of exploration I decided to dust off the old Rudge and go for a ride.
I haven't ridden it for ages, years, can't remember the last time, and there is a starting procedure, you need to tickle the carb and flood it with fuel, wheel it backwards in gear to get the massive piston to TDC, put the ignition timing to full retard, then put into neutral and kick it like your life depends on it.
Anyway, here she is in front of a ruin.
Aaah....now if you had chosen the noble Velo LE, you would have the backing of a club spares scheme that carries thousands of new and used spares.Potter wrote: Mon Sep 25, 2023 9:46 amGood point, that picture could have been taken anytime in the last eighty-five years.David wrote: Mon Sep 25, 2023 9:24 am
The temptation to ask "which is which" is overwhelming, but I shall struggle manfully to not do so....
They've both been around a while, although materials to fix that house up will be easier to come by than Rudge spares.
I think it's clubs in general, they all seem to attract people who'd rather bicker about a hobby than do a hobby.Potter wrote: Mon Sep 25, 2023 1:08 pmThere is a decent club, in fact there is more than one, but the problem is that they all seem to spectacularly dislike each other and the politics is so bad that I left. As soon as one lot get any spares in the other lot accuse them of being badly made, not to spec or even pinchedDavid wrote: Mon Sep 25, 2023 12:46 pm
Aaah....now if you had chosen the noble Velo LE, you would have the backing of a club spares scheme that carries thousands of new and used spares.![]()
M2 junction 5 worksPotter wrote: Sun Sep 24, 2023 1:15 pm Next, your bike next to roadworks involving more than five traffic cones, or a large pothole in the road.
Shouldn't be difficult in the UK.

Ex police LE available for hire in the south west!mangocrazy wrote: Wed Sep 27, 2023 3:25 pm Next challenge - your bike parked next to a 'No motor vehicles' road sign - i.e. one of these
no-motor-vehicles.jpeg
Extra points if your bike is a police issue LE Velo like the one flying over the car...
Yes, that was a bit of a stab in the dark. Looks kinda '50s/early 60s though.
Agreed.mangocrazy wrote: Wed Sep 27, 2023 6:53 pmYes, that was a bit of a stab in the dark. Looks kinda '50s/early 60s though.