there are much favored in law ones and there are those that you really wonder about;
How the heck did I get lumbered with that one
Bodges we have found on our bikes.
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Vincent.vanGinneke
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Re: Bodges we have found on our bikes.
Well, what can I say........
there are much favored in law ones and there are those that you really wonder about;
How the heck did I get lumbered with that one
there are much favored in law ones and there are those that you really wonder about;
How the heck did I get lumbered with that one
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Re: Bodges we have found on our bikes.
I had a grandson-in-law who wanted my 40’s triumph frame for an engine he got from a cousin. Promptly trade it and the engine for a running CB750F. What a clown! I have the bike now but the mess he produced putting on a single seat was tragic and what do I want with the Honda??
And I had a TRW500 engine to boot!!!
Frank
And I had a TRW500 engine to boot!!!
Frank
'51 SQ4, '56 NH, '56 VH, '37 VH500 Red Hunter, '56 SQ4 (on the bench),'49 Sq4 (basket case), '48 A7 BSA Twin, 10 other BSA's, 5 Norton's, 2 Triumph's, 2 Ducati's and 2 Japanese. Just crazed is all my problem is.
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Re: Bodges we have found on our bikes.
maybe rename this thread:
Bodges we have found in our family
Bodges we have found in our family
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