VL1500 LC bits.
Wolf
SUZUKI VL1500 INTRUDER LC to create my trike,
I now have several spare bits that I don't
need anymore, namely ...
1. Back wheel and tyre.
2. Complete exhaust system.
3. Swinging arm.
4. Monoshock.
... any offers?
Failing that, anyone know how much I should
be asking for these, coz I haven't a clue?
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Judge Tread
>Since having a hatchet job done on a brand new
>SUZUKI VL1500 INTRUDER LC to create my trike,
>I now have several spare bits that I don't
>need anymore, namely ...
>
>1. Back wheel and tyre.
>2. Complete exhaust system.
>3. Swinging arm.
>4. Monoshock.
>
>... any offers?
>
>Failing that, anyone know how much I should
>be asking for these, coz I haven't a clue?
Is that all the bits you have?
What about the back mudguard?
What colour?
--
The Judge, Wokingham
BOTAFOT#61
Wolf
Back mudguard is still part of the trike ...
... the suspension sits under it.
> What colour?
Same as the trike, o'course.
The bike/trike was left as the original
Suzuki colour [black & silver], coz I
thought it would classy ...
... an' it does. (;-[)>
steve
writes
>> What colour?
>
>Same as the trike, o'course.
>
>The bike/trike was left as the original
>Suzuki colour [black & silver], coz I
>thought it would classy ...
>
>... an' it does. (;-[)>
I'll say.
Kin gorgeous machine it is.
--
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VT500(x2) XBR500G
I read it first in ukrm
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Phill Bullen
The Older Gentleman <chateau...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:1ekrpy3.ak...@host62-7-31-140.btinternet.com...
> Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org> wrote:
>
> > Since having a hatchet job done on a brand new
> > SUZUKI VL1500 INTRUDER LC to create my trike,
> > I now have several spare bits that I don't
> > need anymore, namely ...
> >
> > 1. Back wheel and tyre.
> > 2. Complete exhaust system.
> > 3. Swinging arm.
> > 4. Monoshock.
> >
> > ... any offers?
> >
bloke, I'd i'll take it off your hands.
I'll even come and get it. I wont charge you "owt"
John
50% of what new parts would cost.
John
"Wolf" <Wo...@ukrm.org> wrote in message
news:8vtr2p$kmu$1...@news8.svr.pol.co.uk...
> Since having a hatchet job done on a brand new
> SUZUKI VL1500 INTRUDER LC to create my trike,
> I now have several spare bits that I don't
> need anymore, namely ...
>
> 1. Back wheel and tyre.
> 2. Complete exhaust system.
> 3. Swinging arm.
> 4. Monoshock.
>
> ... any offers?
>
> Failing that, anyone know how much I should
> be asking for these, coz I haven't a clue?
>
no....@no.spam
>> 50% of what new parts would cost.
>
>they're a lot cheaper than you'd think and you find that breakers charge
>*more* for used bits. It's happened to me.
>
It pays to cultivate a business relationship with a good breaker IF(1)
you can find one (the can be housetrained quite well, but the grease
stains are hard to wash out). Throw(1) them your wrecks when you've
finished with them, and they'll usually remember you when you call in
next.
(1) I know, they all look like criminal deviants at first.
(2) Offloading a couple of superdream frames and expecting a discount on
a Hayabusa engine isn't the way this sort of thing works...
Wolf
> In article <8vu110$of6$1...@news5.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
> writes
> >> What colour?
> >
> >Same as the trike, o'course.
> >
> >The bike/trike was left as the original
> >Suzuki colour [black & silver], coz I
> >thought it would classy ...
> >
> >... an' it does. (;-[)>
>
> I'll say.
>
> Kin gorgeous machine it is.
Ta. (:-[)>
--
Wolf : ALIEN NATION [President]
ROAD BOUNCERS MCC [Derbyshire Rep]
NABD [Club Liaison Officer & Webmaster]
Wolf
The Older Gentleman <chateau...@btinternet.com> wrote in message news:1ekrpy3.ak...@host62-7-31-140.btinternet.com...
> Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org> wrote:
>
> > SUZUKI VL1500 INTRUDER LC to create my trike,
> > I now have several spare bits that I don't
> > need anymore, namely ...
> >
> > 1. Back wheel and tyre.
> > 2. Complete exhaust system.
> > 3. Swinging arm.
> > 4. Monoshock.
> >
> > ... any offers?
> >
> > Failing that, anyone know how much I should
> > be asking for these, coz I haven't a clue?
>
> the tyre - people generally don't need to replace back wheels.
>
> Exhaust - quite a bit to the right punter. ukp200.
>
> Swinging arm - sod all.
>
> Monoshock - maybe 50 quid.
Bloody cheapskate. (;-[)>
Wolf
> steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > In article <8vu110$of6$1...@news5.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
> > writes
> > >> What colour?
> > >
> > >Same as the trike, o'course.
> > >
> > >The bike/trike was left as the original
> > >Suzuki colour [black & silver], coz I
> > >thought it would classy ...
> > >
> > >... an' it does. (;-[)>
> >
> > I'll say.
> >
> > Kin gorgeous machine it is.
>
Still makes me smile, everytime time I open the garage door.
Wolf
> When I have purchased used parts from bike salvage places generally they ask
> 50% of what new parts would cost.
Ta. (:-[)>
steve
writes
>steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:xJ8jY4EpJpI6Ewn9@the
>cow.demon.co.uk...
>> In article <8vu110$of6$1...@news5.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
>> writes
>> >> What colour?
>> >
>> >Same as the trike, o'course.
>> >
>> >The bike/trike was left as the original
>> >Suzuki colour [black & silver], coz I
>> >thought it would classy ...
>> >
>> >... an' it does. (;-[)>
>>
>> I'll say.
>>
>> Kin gorgeous machine it is.
>
Don't you go getting all pleased with yerself. I said nothing about the
ugly git riding it.
Your trike is a gorgeous machine, you are still mostly human and as it
goes not a particularly gorgeous example of the type.
Wolf
> In article <902qqt$nek$1...@news7.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
> writes
> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:xJ8jY4EpJpI6Ewn9@the
> >cow.demon.co.uk...
> >> In article <8vu110$of6$1...@news5.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
> >> writes
> >> >> What colour?
> >> >
> >> >Same as the trike, o'course.
> >> >
> >> >The bike/trike was left as the original
> >> >Suzuki colour [black & silver], coz I
> >> >thought it would classy ...
> >> >
> >> >... an' it does. (;-[)>
> >>
> >> I'll say.
> >>
> >> Kin gorgeous machine it is.
> >
> >Ta. (:-[)>
>
> Don't you go getting all pleased with yerself. I said nothing about the
> ugly git riding it.
>
> Your trike is a gorgeous machine, you are still mostly human and as it
> goes not a particularly gorgeous example of the type.
Can't have brains *and* beauty.
Sadly, you seem to be devoid of both.
You haven't got a nice trike, either.
Not a lot going for you really, eh?
steve
writes
>steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:oRkleiAPWQJ6Ewdq@the
I have aspirations.
steve
The Older Gentleman <chateau...@btinternet.com> writes
>steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
>> I have aspirations.
>
>'Ave yer?
Yuss, and it all started when someone mentioned Wilma out of Buck Rogers
in the 25th century.
Alex
You can get a cream for that.
Alex
steve
>
>> In article <1ekvf9m.fov...@host213-122-216-148.btinternet.com>,
>> The Older Gentleman <chateau...@btinternet.com> writes
>> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> >
>> >> I have aspirations.
>> >
>> >'Ave yer?
>>
>> Yuss, and it all started when someone mentioned Wilma out of Buck Rogers
>> in the 25th century.
>
>full-tilt.
Never mind. Perhaps if you clear it up quick they will never notice and
you can use it again on another day.
Wolf
> I have aspirations.
Didn't realise you were a gardener.
Wolf
> In article <1ekvf9m.fov...@host213-122-216-148.btinternet.com>,
> The Older Gentleman <chateau...@btinternet.com> writes
> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> >
> >> I have aspirations.
> >
> >'Ave yer?
>
> Yuss, and it all started when someone mentioned Wilma out of Buck Rogers
> in the 25th century.
I'd 'ave thought Lady Penelope would've
been more up your street.
steve
writes
>steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:HmVeDuJIqVJ6EwKo@the
>cow.demon.co.uk...
>> In article <1ekvf9m.fov...@host213-122-216-148.btinternet.com>,
>> The Older Gentleman <chateau...@btinternet.com> writes
>> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>> >
>> >> I have aspirations.
>> >
>> >'Ave yer?
>>
>> Yuss, and it all started when someone mentioned Wilma out of Buck Rogers
>> in the 25th century.
>
>I'd 'ave thought Lady Penelope would've
>been more up your street.
Nah the only totty up my street is the "Italian Widow" and I am not
going near her.
steve
writes
>steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:XyfamEFhwSJ6Ew5V@the
>cow.demon.co.uk...
>
>> I have aspirations.
>
>Didn't realise you were a gardener.
Did I ever tell you about my landscape gardening business what I used to
run?
Nick Davies
> In article <9041t5$5b3$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
> writes
> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:XyfamEFhwSJ6Ew5V@the
> >cow.demon.co.uk...
> >
> >> I have aspirations.
> >
> >Didn't realise you were a gardener.
>
> Did I ever tell you about my landscape gardening business what I used to
> run?
>
landscape gardener by profession. 'Oh really' says I 'Does he make the earth
move for you'. Sadly, she didn't see the joke.
F-N-D
PeterT
news:H7tV5.2077$Er5....@news.indigo.ie...
>
> "steve" <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:tV6k$dA0ck...@thecow.demon.co.uk...
> > In article <9041t5$5b3$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
> > writes
> > >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:XyfamEFhwSJ6Ew5V@the
> > >cow.demon.co.uk...
> > >
> > >> I have aspirations.
> > >
> > >Didn't realise you were a gardener.
> >
> > Did I ever tell you about my landscape gardening business what I used to
> > run?
> >
> A friend of SWMBO once announced that she had a new boyfirend, who was a
> landscape gardener by profession.
Uphill or downhill?
--
peter
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steve
<fatnick...@eircom.net> writes
>
>"steve" <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:tV6k$dA0ck...@thecow.demon.co.uk...
>> In article <9041t5$5b3$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
>> writes
>> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:XyfamEFhwSJ6Ew5V@the
>> >cow.demon.co.uk...
>> >
>> >> I have aspirations.
>> >
>> >Didn't realise you were a gardener.
>>
>> Did I ever tell you about my landscape gardening business what I used to
>> run?
>>
>A friend of SWMBO once announced that she had a new boyfirend, who was a
>move for you'. Sadly, she didn't see the joke.
What joke?
That is twice in as many days that people have said something to me
about missing jokes. Am I missing something here or what? If it is
them fucking beta blockers I am off them then, I you tell now. I won't
have it, interfering with a mans sense of humour. That ain't fucking
funny.
Wolf
> In article <9041t5$5b3$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
> writes
> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:XyfamEFhwSJ6Ew5V@the
> >cow.demon.co.uk...
> >
> >> I have aspirations.
> >
> >Didn't realise you were a gardener.
>
> Did I ever tell you about my landscape gardening business what I used to
> run?
Rubus Cockburnianus?
steve
>cow.demon.co.uk...
>> In article <9041t5$5b3$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
>> writes
>> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:XyfamEFhwSJ6Ew5V@the
>> >cow.demon.co.uk...
>> >
>> >> I have aspirations.
>> >
>> >Didn't realise you were a gardener.
>>
>> Did I ever tell you about my landscape gardening business what I used to
>> run?
>
>Rubus Cockburnianus?
Nah, Givitus Incashum it was called.
Nick Davies
<fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> produced the following observations:
>In article <H7tV5.2077$Er5....@news.indigo.ie>, Nick Davies
><fatnick...@eircom.net> writes
>>
>>"steve" <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>>news:tV6k$dA0ck...@thecow.demon.co.uk...
>>> In article <9041t5$5b3$1...@newsg4.svr.pol.co.uk>, Wolf <Wo...@ukrm.org>
>>> writes
>>> >steve <fuset...@thecow.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>>news:XyfamEFhwSJ6Ew5V@the
>>> >cow.demon.co.uk...
>>A friend of SWMBO once announced that she had a new boyfirend, who was a
>>landscape gardener by profession. 'Oh really' says I 'Does he make the earth
>>move for you'. Sadly, she didn't see the joke.
>
>What joke?
>
I know it's three weeks later, but permit me ...
'Making the earth move' is a euphemism for really good sex, as in 'It
was wonderful, I felt the earth move' - like experiencing an earth
tremor at the height of sexual pleasure. (Not that I'd know by the
way. In that department my abilities are comparable to my motorcycling
skills, i.e. slow and wobbly.)
I envisage your landscape gardener as spending his day pushing
wheelbarrows of soil and clay from one point to another so as to
create a more pleasing prospect. He makes the earth move see? With a
shovel and wheelbarrow? So, if one's significant other is a landscape
gardener it might be expected that he does the earthmoving thing every
day. The joke is the double entendre. He both moves the earth in a
very literal sense and 'makes the earth move' by arousing his partner
to a height of sexual pleasure. Geddit?
--
Fat Nick Davies, The Larger Lout.
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garbled and misunderstood misinterpretations of some old waffle I may have
inadvertently overheard while not paying proper attention. This happens
more and more as I get older. Don't laugh, you'll be old too one day.
MrMoosehead
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<SNIP>
> day. The joke is the double entendre. He both moves the earth in a
> very literal sense and 'makes the earth move' by arousing his partner
> to a height of sexual pleasure. Geddit?
Not much at the moment, if you read his posts bemoaning the fact.... };8)
--
MrMoosehead at Home in the MooseDen
}:8)