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  1. #31
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    Quote Originally Posted by BAY CITY MOTORCYCLES View Post
    Is that when you've gone up on Mr Maha?
    I have no idea what you mean sir! I hope you are not implying Maha is a giant?
    Quote Originally Posted by Gubb View Post
    Nonono,

    He rides the Leprachhaun at the end of the Rainbow. Usually goes by the name Anne McMommus

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    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    I pulled her from behind.
    You dirty bastard!!

    Quote Originally Posted by EJK View Post
    I learnt to give by recieving from KB community.
    So would you say that you are more of a giver or a receiver?

    Yea i will always pull over, helped a guy with his fuel tap, pulled up to a car full of nice young ladies, they didn't need anything but was worth the chat!
    Rest in peace Tony - you will be missed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mom View Post
    I have no idea what you mean sir! I hope you are not implying Maha is a giant?
    No not at all...just maybe there's a need for a 'Golden Ticket'

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    Back to the original topic of the thread...

    I ran out of petrol tonight - for some reason the fuel tap was on 'Res', not 'On' - and got stuck on the Northern Motorway. I called the AA, and sat down to wait. A good number of bikers zoomed on past, but eventually, one stopped! He pillioned me down to the petrol station and back so I could borrow a can (thanks Shell, no thanks Mobil), and then accompanied me back to drop the can off again.

    So big, big thanks to Brian (whose username I forget), for being my knight in shining armour (on an MC-22).
    R.I.P. Kotaka - Honda CBR250RR 1990 MC22 - my first bike.
    "You live more for five minutes going fast on a bike like that than other people do in all of their life." - Marco Simoncelli

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