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xwhatsit
4th August 2008, 00:20
Well, what's left of it after I taught her about `righty tighty, lefty loosey'...
As you can see, we're doing things the `proper way' when it comes to starting riding :)
Bikernereid
4th August 2008, 00:22
Well, what's left of it after I taught her about `righty tighty, lefty loosey'...
As you can see, we're doing things the `proper way' when it comes to starting riding :)
Good on yer nice to see that some brothers are good with thier sister and bikes!!
Griffin
4th August 2008, 00:25
Nice bike - whens she taking it out for a ride?
xwhatsit
4th August 2008, 00:33
Nice bike - whens she taking it out for a ride?
When she's studied the shop manual enough to work out how to re-attach the wheels :D
Going to take the whole bike back to the frame, paint it blue, hammer swingarm straight, fit new plastics, re-wire it all, new tyres, brake shoes, speedo, mirrors, sew up a new seat cover, cut out rust in rear guard and mebbe weld it or even fibreglass patches to sort it...
HungusMaximist
4th August 2008, 00:50
You are one handy man Tom...
howdamnhard
4th August 2008, 01:54
I see the urge to dismantle things runs in the family.Good on you for taking care of your sister.
GurlRacer
4th August 2008, 02:01
Woohoo! I'll be learning one day too... I'm more a car girl atm... hope that changes! :D
I'll be fixing up Dad's bike and I've got 8 very handy uncles around the place! All ride bikes :D Sorted!!
awayatc
4th August 2008, 02:26
Good on yer nice to see that some brothers are good with thier sister and bikes!!
Bike...? Bike...? :chase:
Couple of boxes of bits is all i see.....
Being good to your sister..?...:laugh:
you're being cruel if you ask me..... :):ride:
:scooter:
gijoe1313
4th August 2008, 11:39
It's a hard road finding the perfect woman ... but it seems you're inculcating the right attitude to scooter ownership. I durst dare think that she will be feeling a sense of pride when it is finished and riding it!
Good on you Tom, it's a darn good thing you are doing!
Just leave out the nitrous and turbo okay? :msn-wink:
Swoop
4th August 2008, 11:42
Teach her right!
There must be an appropriate amount of parts, left over after final assembly, that have no known location... yet the bike still functions!:cool:
alanzs
4th August 2008, 12:07
righty tighty, lefty loosey'
Now I get it! Thanks, that one has always been a challenge for me. :msn-wink:
bungbung
4th August 2008, 12:35
Good choice with the white top, shouldn't take long...
Imbray
4th August 2008, 14:22
Good 2 c a brother helping out, all mine did when I was younger was time himself as 2 how long it took him to dump me off the back of the bike while he wheel stood the dam thing :2guns:, but man can I hang on or ditch a bike with finesse these days, so I should prob thank him (NOT)
The Lone Rider
4th August 2008, 16:55
Am I the first to say.. nice sister? :P
Mountlocal1
4th August 2008, 17:05
Much respect to you both... If only I could find a girl that was into bikes...:blink:
tri boy
4th August 2008, 19:32
Much respect to you both... If only I could find a girl that was into bikes...:blink:
Or a local bike thats into girls.:dodge:
jrandom
4th August 2008, 19:44
Am I the first to say.. nice sister? :P
Yup, but probably not the first to think it.
xwhatsit
4th August 2008, 22:03
A touch underage! Find your JB elsewhere :laugh:
Big Dave
4th August 2008, 22:11
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Squiggles
4th August 2008, 22:17
As you can see, we're doing things the `proper way' when it comes to starting riding :)
Hope you're labelling it all as it comes off, boxes help prevent loosing the bolts you're supposed to have left over at the end :msn-wink:
Mountlocal1
4th August 2008, 22:19
Or a local bike thats into girls.:dodge:
huh?
ono dos tres
EJK
5th August 2008, 14:58
Heh! My sister won't even SIT on my bike! :(
avgas
5th August 2008, 15:03
Bike...? Bike...? :chase:
Couple of boxes of bits is all i see.....
My question was going to be "Is it a Triumph, or a Norton?"
kiwi cowboy
5th August 2008, 20:07
Heh! My sister won't even SIT on my bike! :(
is it sitting on the bike the problem or just sitting on somthing in general:innocent::p
The Lone Rider
6th August 2008, 17:48
A touch underage! Find your JB elsewhere :laugh:
that's wack! she looks at LEAST 18! :P
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