Young Guys huh ????

**trumpy** · 27th June 2006, 18:20

Originally Posted by Gwinchy

Firefight/frosty/Goblin/trumpy: If you ever need a hand with anything, call on us..........

...our "family" has dis tradition..an eye for an eye, a favour for a favour..... one day you will get a phone call and you will do this "little" thing for us.......capice?

**Gwinch** · 27th June 2006, 19:40

Originally Posted by trumpy

...our "family" has dis tradition..an eye for an eye, a favour for a favour..... one day you will get a phone call and you will do this "little" thing for us.......capice?

We gots us some good fellows, we can uh, sort out any sidduation. You know what I mean?

**trumpy** · 27th June 2006, 20:21

Originally Posted by Gwinchy

We gots us some good fellows, we can uh, sort out any sidduation. You know what I mean?

Sorright! We have a man who needs to change his mind and give us sum respect..........know where I can find a horse?

Perhaps we could just behead his Gixxer?? (Dribbled all over a 675 today..sorry AMPS I did wipe it off.....Yay, Trumpys for ever!!)

**Wired1** · 27th June 2006, 21:27

That's the problem with young people today, they can walk and text at the same time but they can't fix a flat tyre! Whatever happened to kiwi ingenuity?

**kickingzebra** · 27th June 2006, 21:28

Kiwi Indigenuity?

**R6_kid:Me** · 28th June 2006, 19:02

Originally Posted by Wired1

That's the problem with young people today, they can walk and text at the same time but they can't fix a flat tyre! Whatever happened to kiwi ingenuity?

flat tyre no problem, had a spare one of those on standby, its a tad harder to pull a trailer wheel bearing kit out of you arse, let alone repair one that has eaten itself to bits, with only your barehands and minimal tools.

**Motoracer** · 29th June 2006, 13:41

What Gareth said. BIG HUGE THAKS to F/F, Trumpy, Goblin and others who assisted with everything.

I owe you lot. Anytime, anywhere for just about anything. If you need me, I'll be there. I mean it!

BTW, the wheel would have come off at the very next corner, so we were very very lucky to have discovered the problem on time. Good on ya Tex for your keen observation. The bits and pieces grinding were saving the axel from being grounded off. When we stopped, there was only about 1mm worth of metal bits before the bare wheel was grinding the the axel it self! So we were VERY lucky!

**kickingzebra** · 29th June 2006, 14:32

Originally Posted by gareth_d

flat tyre no problem, had a spare one of those on standby, its a tad harder to pull a trailer wheel bearing kit out of you arse, let alone repair one that has eaten itself to bits, with only your barehands and minimal tools.

Even harder getting one up the arse....

Good on you guys, at least the bikeys stayed on and in one piece