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Balrog
21st December 2008, 18:35
Since buying my 1150 adventure, the poor busa has not had much of a look in.
So after much procrastination and heart ache MagicFairy made me sell it :laugh:

So I've changed my name to Balrog :whocares: which lines up with my ADVRider logon.

Thank you Nasty for doing the honours :niceone:

Aslan
21st December 2008, 19:01
stiil the same gutsy rider though! (cheers Jim):soon:

marks
21st December 2008, 19:57
welcome to kiwibiker Balrog

Nasty
21st December 2008, 20:10
Thank you Nasty for doing the honours :niceone:

I would say anytime .. but really only once ... nice choice though.

NordieBoy
21st December 2008, 20:38
I think you'll like it here. The natives seem friendly enough.

warewolf
21st December 2008, 21:14
Welcome to the no-longer-has-a-road-bike club! :banana:

Also to the made-the-mistake-of-choosing-a-username-based-on-my-bike-name-but-now-got-a-different-bike-and-had-to-change-my-username club :clap: :Pokey:

Motu
21st December 2008, 22:03
I am in the no-longer-has-an-adv-bike club.....but still have advertureful rides.....

I've never made the mistake of a what I ride user name....you'd be stuck on the same bike forever.

sels1
21st December 2008, 22:46
Also to the made-the-mistake-of-choosing-a-username-based-on-my-bike-name-but-now-got-a-different-bike-and-had-to-change-my-username club
Ha...there has been quite a few of those

so what does the new name mean?

Balrog
22nd December 2008, 00:41
1860022...
Also to the made-the-mistake-of-choosing-a-username-based-on-my-bike-name-but-now-got-a-different-bike-and-had-to-change-my-username club :clap: :Pokey:


:bleh: yeah yeah
I was a serious Busa fan though. When I wrote my 1st one off, I didn't even test ride another bike.
I just went out and bought another one. (a black one, my favourite)
Then when I bought the GS, it took me nearly two years to even consider selling my beloved baby.

Fair call though :)
GSJim was tempting but not selected for that very reason


...so what does the new name mean?

A Balrog is a fictional creature from J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.
No meaning intended. :)

marks
22nd December 2008, 07:24
so what does the new name mean?

its derived from the phrase "ball rub" - something GS riders are inclined to do as they nervously eye up the next knarly obstacle and wonder if their whale is going to get stuck or not.

Balrog
22nd December 2008, 10:30
its derived from the phrase "ball rub" - something GS riders are inclined to do as they nervously eye up the next knarly obstacle and wonder if their whale is going to get stuck or not.

lol,
Well there's another trade secret out the window.

warewolf
22nd December 2008, 10:33
I was a serious Busa fan though. When I wrote my 1st one off, I didn't even test ride another bike.
I just went out and bought another one.BTDT. When I wrote off the first Trophy in 1996, I did test ride other bikes... including a near-new R1100GS, at night, while it was snowing :shutup: albeit briefly. Bought the last new '95 Trophy available.

warewolf
22nd December 2008, 10:37
so what does the new name mean?Is google broken on your computer?? :Pokey:


its derived from the phrase "ball rub"I thought it was something magic fairies did to GS riders after long rides...

Badjelly
22nd December 2008, 10:40
A Balrog is a fictional creature from J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. No meaning intended.

Well, whatever you intended, you've named yourself after a fearsome fire demon ... :eek:

http://www.organicimage.com/acatalog/balrog_fire450.jpg

I hope you're up to it.

Paladin
22nd December 2008, 10:44
A Balrog is a fictional creature from J. R. R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings.
No meaning intended. :)

That's another with fictional character name then! ;)

Maybe we have continued a trend! :woohoo:

magicfairy
22nd December 2008, 10:45
I thought it was something magic fairies did to GS riders after long rides...

Ha Ha.

There's never any action in THAT department after long rides... more like "feed me, wash my clothes, give me some painkillers and tuck me into bed"

Paladin
22nd December 2008, 10:48
Ha Ha.

There's never any action in THAT department after long rides... more like "feed me, wash my clothes, give me some painkillers and tuck me into bed"

You'll have to sneekily slip him a Viagara instead of the painkillers then! :banana:

Badjelly
22nd December 2008, 11:06
That's two of us with fictional character names then! Maybe we have started a trend!

I think it would be fairer to say you have continued a trend.

Paladin
22nd December 2008, 11:11
I think it would be fairer to say you have continued a trend.

A very fair point, no disrespect meant! :spanking: (edited the post for ya!)

Badjelly
22nd December 2008, 13:41
A very fair point, no disrespect meant!

Well, that's alright then (exits stage left, muttering, "Harrumph, youngsters these days, need to be taught to respect for their elders and betters. Why in my day...")

bart
22nd December 2008, 21:41
Bloody fictional characters. Get a real name.:mad:

:innocent:

Badjelly
23rd December 2008, 08:35
Bloody fictional characters. Get a real name.

Preferably one that rhymes with an odorous bodily function.