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Post by Satman on Aug 3, 2005 7:52:30 GMT -2
This is the new bike I am planning on getting. Just have to talk the missus round first  D'ya think some flowers will do it?  |
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Post by ***Koala*** on Aug 3, 2005 7:59:35 GMT -2
Hi satman it's a braw bike an ahm sure some nice flowers would be appreciated an mibee a box a chocs as well just think oh all the fun your misses could have on the pillion
gook luck
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Post by Satman on Aug 3, 2005 8:09:08 GMT -2
LoL, chocolates too!!!!
Don't see her ever getting on the back of it though. It's hard enough to get her in the car never mind on the pillion of the bike. After being involved in a car smash a number of years ago she is very wary about any form of motorised transport. It took me ages just to get her back in the passenger seat of the car again without her bursting into tears. Have tried getting her back in the driving seat but she just can't do it.
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Post by bawheid on Aug 3, 2005 12:08:54 GMT -2
lol u wldnae have to persuade me!
ma mum wldnae let me get a bike she thinks they are too dangerous and made me get a wee crappy 50cc scooter instead, not that i use it, lol
i woz mad when she allowed my BROTHER to get a bike, hmmm oh well
My uncle Ian's fault for introducing us to bikes in the 1st place
He has 3 at the moment
An old classic Triumph (his pride and joy)
a wee Suzuki 500 (nice wee run around)
and another one which i aint seen yet
lol the other week he was being a smart ass and went on his son's mini motorbike wearing shorts and t-shirt, he went flying off it and didn't have much skin left on his knees LOL
nutter!
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Post by Satman on Aug 4, 2005 7:54:34 GMT -2
Actually a bike is a lot safer than a scooter. At least on a bike you have the acceleration to have a chance of getting out of trouble. Then again sometimes it's the acceleration that gets you into trouble in the first place. Oh well!!!
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Post by bawheid on Aug 4, 2005 9:40:14 GMT -2
lol I'll tell ma mum that n see wot she thinks ha ha ha
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Post by Heelandcoo on Aug 5, 2005 7:55:41 GMT -2
Hullo Satman.. ah hink yi wid need tae offer ah bit mair than sum floors, yull need ah wee bit ah an mibbie tak hur oot tae dinnur an ah wee  an mibbie even offer hur ah wee hoaliday ower seas...... Teep tryin......lol lol lol Angel x |
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Post by Satman on Aug 5, 2005 9:31:09 GMT -2
Good god, you're a tough nut to crack Angel. I'll stick with 'Lish as she disnae need any persuading LoL.
Ha ha nearly got her round and it didn't cost me anything. Funnily enough she says she wants a run on the back of it....says cause she wasn't on a bike in the smash that she has no fear of it...just cars..........weird or what.
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Post by Heelandcoo on Aug 6, 2005 1:14:53 GMT -2
LOL Aye Andy yur no the furst yin tae caw me that...lol
Wee Lish is stull young......
she's goat loats tae learn yit...he he he
Weel gled yur missus is awe fur yi gittin yon bike ;D
She must really luv ya ;D
Guid luick
Angel x
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Post by ***Koala*** on Aug 6, 2005 2:59:37 GMT -2
 Andy gled tae hear the missus is goin tae git oan the pillion...guid fur hur eh!!!! ma sel a dinnae like bikes ah cum of yin when a wiz young an yin ah ma boys hud a bad accident oan yin when he wiz 18 an a hink that put me off fur life hope yur missus injoys hur ride  koala
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Post by Satman on Aug 6, 2005 6:44:41 GMT -2
Coming off is how you learn. As long as you survive it and learn from it. I bought my very first bike at 18 and hadn't a clue how to ride it. I sat on it at the bike shop and started it up, took off across the road and went over the tow bar of a caravan....I catapulted over the handlebars and the bike followed and landed on top of me (didn't even have a helmet on). The bike went back into the shop for repair and I got a run to the hospital. The guys from the shop were good though, they fixed the bike for nothing and said to put it down to experience. That was the first of a few tumbles in my first year of riding. I learnt from them and have never had another one since (touch wood).
The trouble with being a young inexperienced rider is that you think that bikes are meant to be driven as fast as you can possibly get them to go and then (due to lack of experience) you can't control it. Nowadays I prefer a more leisurely pace.
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Post by bawheid on Aug 6, 2005 8:37:21 GMT -2
lol Andy ya nutter
I been on bikes since i could walk! LOL
well when i was about 3 ma dad and uncle used to take me on with them
been riding on me own since i was about 5 ha ha, wiz funny coz ah hud tae shout on ma dad when ever i wanted to stop coz ah wiz that wee ah wldnae b able to touch the ground, so if he wasn't their and ah stopped ah just fell! pmsl
wiz only a wee moped rite enuff an ault white Thomson one, its still in the garage and it still works!
i got the bloody moped and ma bro and sis had the kawasaki and suzuki how unfair wiz that!?
ma bros bike had gears, wiz a few years till ah wiz allowed to b let loose on that! ha ha ha
mind everyone wiz amazed at me when ah wiz on ma holidays when ah wiz aboot 6 n they hud these mini motorbikes, ah wiz zoomin roon the track and ended up flyin into the things at the side n rite over the handle bars, n all ah wiz worried aboot wiz gettin the rest eh ma time on the bike ha ha, jumped up and got back on it. wiznae bladly hurt tho, just took the skin aff ma knees. n that wiz wi ma wee padded troosers on. LOL so u cld say ah huv always been a wee dare devil.
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Post by Satman on Aug 7, 2005 5:54:17 GMT -2
And you have the cheek to call me a nutter...sheesh!!!!!!!
I remember a mate of mine who had big long legs and was on the pillion of another mates bike....they stopped at traffic lights and my mate stood up to stretch his legs...just as the lights changed....and he was left standing in the middle of the road as the bike took off.
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Post by bawheid on Aug 7, 2005 8:39:12 GMT -2
pmsl ha ha ha
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Post by Satman on Aug 8, 2005 6:19:28 GMT -2
Naaa!!!! She just got fed up of me greetin  |
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