I had a road legal one dangerous things they tram line very easily so you need to be on the ball.
Damm good fun in the wet though can get them sideways for ages errrr shouldnt really be saying
this lol....
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I has bin thinkin of givin up the the DRZ, I'm just not feelin it any more an I aches after twenty mile (the saddle is a plank, not least). But then tis worth bugger all, costs bugger all to tax and insure.. Mebbe nex year, an buy back my beloved XJR1200 (you will flog it me back, bastid) :p
 
A few mates have 4wd ones for moving trailers & stuff iirc they are honda's superb machines:cool:
not quite what I was looking for though:D:D

FFs I wouldnt like to be underneath one of them :eek:
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Yip, ask Ozzy,, or Mr Bean ..
They're a bit of a joke down ere. Lairy pikey, all vroom fraaap blip..
In the same queue up the A32 wif the the rest of the cagers :p
 
Yer no getting the XJR back & I'll take the DRZ too :p:D
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1.5k an come an pick it up :D
I do miss the XJR though, mebbe the last 12 they so!d in the UK I reckon.
Updated the fork springs, ohlins on the back, new pipes an fjr carb inlet rubbers.
Bigger rubber on the back, skinnier on the front.
No gixer, but what a cracking bike, better than me :)
 
Morning All :D
Damp and dreary here, I do hope it brightens up a bit, I have a second coat of gloss to put on.;)
Last night the forecast said a little rain overnight and dry and sunny all day, not so.:(
Now it says .1mm of rain every hour for most of the daylight hours. Grrrrrrrrrr.
Still, I have got the first coat on so that's a plus.
Have a lovely day folks. :D
 
One mans trash is another mans treasure. In the last couple of months I have disposed of several car wheels and tyres, and load of scrap timber for firewood, via flea bay. All for pennies but would have cost me to drop them at the recycling centre. Also sold a cast stone water feature which avoided meeting the sledge hammer several times as I was fed up of looking at it (would then have cost me to recycle the remains). Turned out it was a sought after item and sold for £77 and the buyer made a 300 mile round trip to collect it. Today I got rid of 160 reclaimed bricks which I had to keep moving around and got £25 for them. Needed them out of the way finally, so I can demolish a chimney this week, the bricks from which are already spoken for. Now, anybody want a genuine 1960's tiled fire place which is a genuine future anti queue?
Am intrigued by why you mention it costs you money to recycle. Do you have to go there in a van that is signwritten or summat? Is there no dump for household waste?:(
 

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