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There were a fair amount, sounded very nice too.Distinct lack of twins..
There were a fair amount, sounded very nice too.Distinct lack of twins..
Yes. Psychiatry still has a lot of work to do.Distinct lack of twins..
Happy now Vince...Didnt see any Atlass either. The 2 tiddlers were lovely though.
Young Haggis got his Laverda twin there, tooDistinct lack of twins..
You missed one - 500 two inPeek-a-boo
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Yes. A country where there are so many triples, and a high proportion of British riders in Breganze with twins.I remember having seen this SF750 great spotted woodpecker recently on the piazza of a well-known small Italian town:
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Possibly this applies to others too, but they were less noticeable for my inflamed eyes ...
They may well be inflamed Jo but you still have a keen eye.I remember having seen this SF750 great spotted woodpecker recently on the piazza of a well-known small Italian town:
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Possibly this applies to others too, but they were less noticeable for my inflamed eyes ...
They may well be inflamed Jo but you still have a keen eye.
Guess the lack of paint makes the old Twin stand out a little too.
I like to think of it as rugged and handsome, just like it’s rider ha ha
Regards
T.
The important thing, is that they're ridden.Maybe it's a q-bike - the wheels and the exhaust system could suggest this. I've some sympathy for such patina concepts, think I would prefer it over exaggerated "bling-bling" restos.
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The important thing, is that they're ridden.
Very clean bikes look like they aren't.
Paul
I wrote "look like they aren't". And a lot of them aren't, unfortunately.That's a misconception Paul you could also say that dirty bikes look badly maintainedI just love cleaning........then riding
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I'm not very good with electricity Tom.Paul, In the electrical field you would be known as a constant negative
Tom