I have fixed the hole in the red mono's tank today, as I had the tig set out Put fuel in it and jumped it off Amy's car. Runs ok for a bike thats been sat for two years in the back of the garage
What!!?? You mean that JD Weld bodge-fix I did on that leaky tank has failed? I'm surprised, I really am.....
Yeah it fell off about two years ago. Hows things in your neck of the woods?? We have sold our place so I have the monster task of relocating my spares department and my collection of motorcycles to wendover. It will be an epic task that will prob go down in history
Well.......in keeping with the Martha Farquar Mindset, my life is shit and I have absolutely nothing to look forward to, but apart from that, things aren't too bad. Moving to Wendover eh? They don't like motorcycle hooligans there you know....
I'm hoping to keep under the radar with my blue one. Only bringing out the noisy things when no one is looking
If I remember right the gearbox was shot? How the bike was when we got it - How the bike was when handed over to me from Pjcr12 - How the bike was when handed over from me to DBD - DBD relocates to Windover-
I guessed you might have a spare you hoarder It started making a bearing graunching type of sound (see previous post) halfway thru/ough a longish journey and I had no option but to make it there and back or die trying. I don't mind engine lock ups so much as if I catch it quick I can always slap out the clutch & hope the chassis comes back under control*, but when a gearbox locks mid flight it's an almost definite crash/bang. * From plenty of practice via knackered 2 strokes, but I've got out of the habit of resting a finger on the clutch, and I guess that's gonna bite me someday.
"3. Price: £600,000 privateislandsonline.com St. Bees Island is your archetypal South Pacific slice of heaven: azure seas, swaying palm trees, and heartstopping views. And not a soul around to spoil the peace. Approaching it by helicopter would look like this. Youd basically be Tony Stark." http://www.buzzfeed.com/lukelewis/7-private-islands-that-cost-less-than-a-flat-in-london
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For the sake of clarity, and in response to enquiries I have received, I am not Orson Welles. But imagine perhaps Charles Foster Kane without the drive or the finance...
I was looking for Kubricks Aylesbury out-takes from Clockwork Orange but the best I could find was the above. According to various other things read elsewhere it seems the scenes were cut as the actor who played the Professor (pictured in link) died before the later pick up shots were taken. He was supposed to reappear late on & recognise a reformed McDowell, but the Aylesbury scenes were cut because he died, so the tramp that the gang attacked in the underpass* does the recognition instead. The Aylesbury footage still seems to exist in the (massive) Kubrick archive but is seems not to be accessible anywhere. Malcolm McDowell - "We did a sequence in Aylesbury. The town square was decorated with giant rubber ducks, weird animals, they were huge, and we accosted an old guy from the library. I ripped out these priceless books that he had and I threw them up. I remember my line, it was taken from the book, it was: 'There's a mackerel of a cornflake for you.' The pages from the ripped books fall like confetti. The retribution was that Alex goes to the library when he is cured and all the old codgers in the library go: 'You were the one!'"