Re: What did you do to or for or with your Laverda today?

Good to see you got home safely Brett big effort on your very reliable Jota and of course thanks for helping sort my bike out even though you were suffering some strange "virus" nothing to do with that shiney flask thing????
I am starting to think Tom may have spiked our drinks Friday night! been a couple of big weekends at Torquay Laverda Central lately
But all for the greater good`pretty sad to think all I managed to ride today was a smelly old Guzzi????
 
Reggie3cl said:
It's cheap considering all the costs assopciated with unloading seem to be included, as well as an NZ WOF (MOT), TIP (I assume I'd have to pay a bond) and insurance.  Not sure if it includes unloading at this end, but I know roughly what this would be from the last time.  Reckon I'll pack the tent and stay six weeks.  Scottish winter?  What Scottish winter? :D

Ha ha, only went and farkin' did it, eh?  :D  Love those South Island roads!

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That's my old boat HMAS OTWAY in Holbrook  :D :D (the casing and fin anyway), spent four years on her.
 
Legs said:
That's my old boat HMAS OTWAY in Holbrook  :D :D (the casing and fin anyway), spent four years on her.

Missed the coast and surfaced a fair way inland?  :LOL:
 
....as it was 11c (almost summer) here in southern Scotland and no salt on roads for a couple of weeks, thought I would take the Mirage for a spin, wouldn't start, think the battery is twatted. 
Did fifty on the beemer instead, smiles all round...until I remembered I have to stump up for a new battery !
 
Legs said:
That's my old boat HMAS OTWAY in Holbrook  :D :D (the casing and fin anyway), spent four years on her.
Ah Terry hence  the reason for me stopping for the shot knew you and Will for that matter would appreciate the pic.
Here is another showing more of the machine

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Yep four years in her :D. Also known as the sardine's revenge - seventy four men tightly packed in oil!
Holbrook was originally called Germanton but during WWI, this was deemed unpatriotic so the town was renamed Holbrook after Lt Holbrook won the VC whilst in command of a pommy submarine.
Thanks for posting Brett.

 
triplenut said:
....as it was 11c (almost summer) here in southern Scotland and no salt on roads for a couple of weeks, thought I would take the Mirage for a spin, wouldn't start, think the battery is twatted. 
Did fifty on the beemer instead, smiles all round...until I remembered I have to stump up for a new battery !

So Peter, you traded in the Triumph for the Beemer? Looking very similar...

Wayne
 
Might need some help on that score Jim.. bl**dy Ago booked on wrong flight, and lands in Sydney at 1900 hrs on Thursday 23rd.. that is just 30 minutes before his dinner kicks off at the Marconi Club.. chopper is about the only way he will it now..  :o

Herding cats I tell yer, herding bl**dy cats..

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LaverdaIan said:
Might need some help on that score Jim.. bl**dy Ago booked on wrong flight, and lands in Sydney at 1900 hrs on Thursday 23rd.. that is just 30 minutes before his dinner kicks off at the Marconi Club.. chopper is about the only way he will it now..  :o

Herding cats I tell yer, herding bl**dy cats..

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I shall make a call ........ wouldn't mind sharing a seat with that fellow!
 
LaverdaIan said:
Might need some help on that score Jim.. bl**dy Ago booked on wrong flight, and lands in Sydney at 1900 hrs on Thursday 23rd.. that is just 30 minutes before his dinner kicks off at the Marconi Club.. chopper is about the only way he will it now..  :o

Herding cats I tell yer, herding bl**dy cats..

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Bloody hell that is cutting it damn fine indeed.........hmm 1900 add call it 40 mins for customs and all that crap... 19.40 then an hour out to the club... shit man thats third or fourth beer time for most.. let me know if you need some local help to try to get him out there the quickest route... .
 
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