Bonus points for spotting the landmark.
New bike, new experiences, old rider.
New bike, new experiences, old rider.
This is my XSR900, there are many like it, but his one is mine. My XSR00 is my best friend. It is my life. I must master it as I must master my life.
Bonus points for spotting the landmark.
Bonus points for spotting the landmark.
Paranoia, a hobby not a lifestyle.
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Re: New bike, new experiences, old rider.
Elmly Moor innit?
Nice XSR, I bet I know one that's cleaner
Nice XSR, I bet I know one that's cleaner
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Re: New bike, new experiences, old rider.
It's stock, and more of a red colour. It also does a fantastic job of being a plank, jeez it's hard. The Yamaha "comfort" seat is an optional extra at £210 a pop. I'll live with stock until I find a solution I like.
Paranoia, a hobby not a lifestyle.
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Re: New bike, new experiences, old rider.
Welcome rev667.
It's not right that your bike is your best friend and your life. That's just sad man.
I could understand this ideology better if it was a Kawasaki.
Maybe when you master the humble Yamaha you get to move on up and master a Kawasaki,thus mastering life itself?
Yeah,that'll be it.
"Be kind to past versions of yourself that didn't know what you know now."
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Re: New bike, new experiences, old rider.
Very Chinese fortune cookie.
You don't master a bike, you have a love affair with it. You find what it likes doing but always be on the lookout for what it does not like doing. It's a partnership.
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Re: New bike, new experiences, old rider.
You know it's a parody of a quote from Full Metal Jacket, right?
Replace XSR with 'Rifle'.
Replace XSR with 'Rifle'.
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Re: New bike, new experiences, old rider.
KungFooBob wrote: ↑Sat Jun 27, 2020 1:38 pm You know it's a parody of a quote from Full Metal Jacket, right?
That flew over my head.
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Re: New bike, new experiences, old rider.
The landmark is near Wakefield, can't remember what it's called
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Re: New bike, new experiences, old rider.
Emley Moor.Julian_Boolean wrote: ↑Mon Jun 29, 2020 9:29 am The landmark is near Wakefield, can't remember what it's called
It's a transmitting station.