Nearly a full pint then.
). That was for a full gallon, and about 32p in todays foreign coin system.
Yep, we never have turkey!No probably not. The only reason we will be having turkey is because she's there. We would rather have a fillet steak.
We never change them for that reason. As we neither of us get hay fever and they are so expensive. Are we wrong? Should we just take them out?Well, I have got her back home and read the invoice and the inspection report.
They popped £5 worth of fuel down the filler to check for any further leaks and say its fine.
Blimey!
do you mean 2 star petrol? never heard of 2 stroke petrol.. am i too young?Nearly a full pint then.
I remember buying 2-stroke petrol at 6 shillings and threepence ha'penny for my moped (used as a field bike 'cos I wasn't old enough for a licence then, in 1968
yea i did see that, but given different engines like anywhere between 40-50:1 i don't see how you can sell it pre-mixed! unless the pump is a pre-mixer like the coke tap in a pubHe means two-stroke mixture
He did say " for a moped"!!!
Back in the days pre decimalisation, nearly all mopeds and many bikes were two stroke. you could buy it from a garage and I think you got it from a special pump which mixed it for you, but I cannot swear to it as we never bought it in my family.
Oooh that tickles a memory, i think i do recall a pump with a dial on
It wasn't premixed. Petrol stations had a cone shaped can with a plunger on top and a dial for the mix ratio, you had to squirt the 2 stroke oil into your tank before filling with regular pump petrol. But in 1974 I bought a brand new suzuki gt which had a separate tank for the 2 stroke oil which was injected into the engine at a regulated rate. That was a good bike ------
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I've ridden an rgv250, that was oil injectionIt wasn't premixed. Petrol stations had a cone shaped can with a plunger on top and a dial for the mix ratio, you had to squirt the 2 stroke oil into your tank before filling with regular pump petrol. But in 1974 I bought a brand new suzuki gt which had a separate tank for the 2 stroke oil which was injected into the engine at a regulated rate. That was a good bike ------
I'm good, how's you?Hope everyone is doing well
Hope everyone is doing well
I, having had a large jacket podaydo, wif chiz then zhoozhed* up baked beans, an then extra chiz, am feelin purdy good, fanks, urrrrp
* Squeeze of Swedish mustard, ditto barbeque sauce, coupla dashes tobasco**
Did someone mention Pizza?Sounds yum. Maybe add a bit of pepperoni?
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