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redrat
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| Lil Mush wrote: | | the thieving putain d'encules de connards!! Yahhooo! |
And I thought French was the language of diplomacy 
It's obviously the language of persuasion!!  |
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Baloo
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Being about two hours of getting on a 'plane for my hols. 
See you all in two and a half weeks (I will be checking in via my N810). |
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| Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:01 am Post subject: |
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| MarcBC wrote: | Being about two hours of getting on a 'plane for my hols.
See you all in two and a half weeks (I will be checking in via my N810). |
Enjoy, relax and have fun |
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Lil Mush
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| redrat wrote: | | Lil Mush wrote: | | the thieving putain d'encules de connards!! Yahhooo! |
And I thought French was the language of diplomacy
It's obviously the language of persuasion!! |
 Sorry, but Ijust HAD to say it, for my own sanity...
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biggus
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| Posted: Thu Sep 11, 2008 9:40 am Post subject: |
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Been granted certificate of lawfullness for my garage... yay 
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ninjabob
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The insurance company has offered sensible money for the ZX12 and they are paying the garage to take off all the trick bits (about £2000 worth) and return them to me in exchange for the standard parts - bit of a result Although I would have liked the bike repaired as I really enjoyed riding it 
Anyone want to by a slightly scuffed used SHOEI X-Spirit Norik Abe replica going cheap  - could be repaired by replacing it.
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| Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 10:52 am Post subject: |
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| ninjabob wrote: | The insurance company has offered sensible money for the ZX12 and they are paying the garage to take off all the trick bits (about £2000 worth) and return them to me in exchange for the standard parts - bit of a result Although I would have liked the bike repaired as I really enjoyed riding it
Anyone want to by a slightly scuffed used SHOEI X-Spirit Norik Abe replica going cheap - could be repaired by replacing it. |
Gutted for you Bob i was saying the other day to Mart that i could see it being written off
Whats next then mate!
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ardee
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| Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 11:02 am Post subject: |
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| ninjabob wrote: | | The insurance company has offered sensible money for the ZX12 and they are paying the garage to take off all the trick bits (about £2000 worth) and return them to me in exchange for the standard parts - bit of a result |
Out of interest, were all the "trick bits" declared to your insurer? If so did you have to pay extra on your insurance premium? |
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MattR6
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Its Friday
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biggus
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| Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 12:49 pm Post subject: |
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| MattR6 wrote: | | Its Friday |
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miketiger
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Today I got asked by a lovely lady Doctor to "get my kit off " I would have laughed if it didn't hurt so much
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Tango
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| Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 3:16 pm Post subject: |
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w/f for the weekend its NOT going to rain  might even get out 
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ninjabob
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| ardee wrote: | | ninjabob wrote: | | The insurance company has offered sensible money for the ZX12 and they are paying the garage to take off all the trick bits (about £2000 worth) and return them to me in exchange for the standard parts - bit of a result |
Out of interest, were all the "trick bits" declared to your insurer? If so did you have to pay extra on your insurance premium? |
No they were not. I had no issue whatsoever, but I am insured with a decent company and certainly not the cheapest. Fortunately none of those bits were damaged apart from one CRG Lever. I do not believe they would have paid out any damage to any non-standard not declared. I may be wrong but if you do any mods and do not declare them they would have to prove that the mods had contributed to the accident taking place.
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Matty
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| Going for a jolly jaunt on the bike over to seaford in the sunshine |
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Suzibabe
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| Posted: Fri Sep 12, 2008 10:15 pm Post subject: |
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| ardee wrote: | | ninjabob wrote: | | The insurance company has offered sensible money for the ZX12 and they are paying the garage to take off all the trick bits (about £2000 worth) and return them to me in exchange for the standard parts - bit of a result |
Out of interest, were all the "trick bits" declared to your insurer? If so did you have to pay extra on your insurance premium? |
I'd declared my Johnson can to my insurer. Didn't make any difference to the premium if that helps.
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Suzibabe
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| miketiger wrote: | | Today I got asked by a lovely lady Doctor to "get my kit off " I would have laughed if it didn't hurt so much |
Oooh dear, feeling sore? Need kissing better?  
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Incubus
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awesome week in North wales on some serious white water and surf, managed to get my eskimo roll sorted as well
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biggus
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| Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 8:21 pm Post subject: |
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| Incubus wrote: | | managed to get my eskimo roll sorted as well |
I used to be able to do them IIRC the trick is make sure your head is last out of the water which goes against your natural survival instincts.
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VenomXPS
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the first *short* ride on the blade
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MattR6 your being watched
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biggus
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Bijou hoon this morning, and the only traffic was that of the two wheeled variety
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andi
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| Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 6:19 pm Post subject: |
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| Being able to ride again with little or no pain . Just in frim a 50 mile hoon. |
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boudicas
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| Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 6:26 pm Post subject: |
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| andi wrote: | | Being able to ride again with little or no pain . Just in frim a 50 mile hoon. |
Good to hear Andi and grats on the mending
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Athos
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| Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 6:28 pm Post subject: |
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| andi wrote: | | Being able to ride again with little or no pain . Just in frim a 50 mile hoon. |
HOON!!! with a girlies bike 
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Baloo
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230 miles of I80, I580 and routes 120 and 49. The latter being sheer bliss. No cars and approx 100 Harleys.
The temp was mid 80s once inland, no cloud and no wind.
i have to say the Harleys make a lot of sense out here. Speeding is frowned upon so 70 is a fair max.
No pictures 'til I am back, however.
A quick tour of Yosemite tomorrow and off to Carmel on Tuesday.
Laters. |
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