Alzero
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- Location
- DaNang Vietnam
True that. I became eligible on May 1: non-workers of the world unite!
Out and About on your Laverda.No bull,Just photos
- Thread starter LJ-2
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chrisk
Hero member
- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
No, he is giving himself a ticket for impersonating Marty Moose.Is he writing you a ticket for no ABS or for parking too close to an intersection…?
(or for dazzling other road users with such a shiny machine)
Is that cop your brother Marty?
Gerald
Hero member
May 1 is labor day in Germany, legal holiday
Non workers are people who have others working for them.
Paul
Same here.May 1 is labor day in Germany, legal holiday
Paul
Alan
Senior member
- Location
- Northern Ireland
Very nice. I think that later seat unit works very well the earlier tank.
Alzero
Hero member
- Location
- DaNang Vietnam
I have money working for me, does that count? I “retired”, stopped working, 15 years ago, I just waited until I was 70 to claim my gov’t pension.
Money is produced by work.
There's always someone getting his hands dirty behind it.
Paul
helicopterjim
Hero member
- Location
- near Lone Butte, BC, Canada
I'll be working until I'm 70 ....... and my government pension should be enough to keep a couple of bikes gassed up.
Jim
Gerald
Hero member
I thought 67 is the age to claim Social Security, 62 with deductions???
Exmoor beast
Hero member
- Location
- Minehead,Somerset, ENGLAND OF COURSE
or Very old age pension
Serious question- is there an upper age for commercial helicopter pilot?
helicopterjim
Hero member
- Location
- near Lone Butte, BC, Canada
As long as I can keep passing my medical every 6 months I'm good to go. The shortage of pilots ensures the phone keeps ringing.
Jim
The Sock
Hero member
- Location
- London, England
Slightly higher numbers at The Huntsman, this evening, still a pale shadow of the pre-covid numbers. Only two Laverdas, tonight: Finchy, on his Mirage, and me.
chrisk
Hero member
- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
What’s the motorcycle connected to the mudguard?
motoddrob
Hero member
- Location
- S/W Australia
Where's your 750 CK??, don't you rides bikes anymore
Alzero
Hero member
- Location
- DaNang Vietnam
If you wait until 70 to file you get an extra 8% for each year after 67, so an extra 24%.
The Sock
Hero member
- Location
- London, England
Some sort of Kawasaki made, circa 2000, Harley clone, Chris.
Laverdalothar
Hero member
- Location
- Germany
There is a nice Museum for old bikes, cars, trucks and other things roughly 60km away from the Hotel in Einbeck, called "PS-Speicher"
They claim to be the largest museum europe-wide dedicated to oldtimers (while they also show youngtimers...)
Not really a day tour, but while you are in northern Germany, you might also want to visit the Classic Superbike Museum that just opened recently:
Museum
Classic Superbikes Motorcycle Museum in Gifhorn Glockenpalast Germany. Motorcycle Hotel holidays. Museum for Classic Bikes and Superbikes Motorcycles from the 70's, 80's and 90's. Come and see us.
en.classic-superbikes.com
chrisk
Hero member
- Location
- Brisbane, Australia
880 Rob.
If I’m not steering a truck, I’m asleep on the lounge, or cooking meals to have while I’m on the road.
For those overseas, we are limited to 100kph (90kph in 36mt, 83 tonne, road trains. At 0-90kph in 2.5klms on the flat, you curse the prick the slows you up. And a maximum drive/work time of 12 hours per day, six days maximum per week
Average Klms per week is 5,200, Plus loading/unloading time etc. 4,500 as a road train.
5,900klms over six days is my record.
One week off in the past twelve months.
So, no. Reckon the Mrs would have my balls if I came home and told her I was going for a ride, to clear my head.
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