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    Auckland bike transport/weekend workshop

    Im sure I'm repeating myself (yea Im getting senile). But a heads up for Auckland KBers.
    I have a Toyota Hiace Van set up for transporting bikes. Its available for auckland KBers to use to transport busted bikes etc.
    I also have a fairly decently set up workshop available during weekends for you folks to do mechanical work.
    Couple of simple rules. -Break it you fix it/replace it. clean up after yaself and workshop closes at 5.0pm
    Ohh and as I've just been reminded --Yep I can store bikes ifffn you be an outer towner buying from this great metropolis
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    bompety bump
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Im sure I'm repeating myself (yea Im getting senile). But a heads up for Auckland KBers.
    I have a Toyota Hiace Van set up for transporting bikes. Its available for auckland KBers to use to transport busted bikes etc.
    I also have a fairly decently set up workshop available during weekends for you folks to do mechanical work.
    Couple of simple rules. -Break it you fix it/replace it. clean up after yaself and workshop closes at 5.0pm
    That's a great offer Tony,
    Well done

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jacko2 View Post
    That's a great offer Tony,
    Well done
    Yeah I agree Jacko, hes a genuine good prick is our Tony.

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    Quote Originally Posted by maha man View Post
    Yeah I agree Jacko, hes a genuine good prick is out Tony.
    Ah, I wondered when he would finally come out.
    Well done Tony.
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    You say "no one wants to fuck with some large bloke on a really angry sounding bike" but the truth of the matter is that you are a balding middle-aged ice-cream seller from Edgecume who wears a hello kitty t-shirt (in your profile pic) and your angry sounding bike is a fucken hyoshit - not some big assed harley with a human skull on the front.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Stranger View Post
    Ah, I wondered when he would finally come out.
    Well done Tony.

    Ok smrat arse I have ammended the typo...

    Edit: A smrat is a cross between Smart an Rat incase you were wondering...

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    3 kids and an interest in big er "eyes" nope sorry stranger i definitely go for innies not outies
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    Well Gunnyrob and I had cause to ask Tony for the use of his van last night. 16 hours driving and ~950km for a rescue mission seemed excessive to me, but to Tony, he was happy as to lend it out.

    Many thanks again, and we hope you enjoy the Port Frosty!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by maha man View Post
    Ok smrat arse I have ammended the typo...

    Edit: A smrat is a cross between Smart an Rat incase you were wondering...
    smrat?

    or psammiad?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Krayy View Post
    Well Gunnyrob and I had cause to ask Tony for the use of his van last night. 16 hours driving and ~950km for a rescue mission seemed excessive to me, but to Tony, he was happy as to lend it out.

    Many thanks again, and we hope you enjoy the Port Frosty!!!
    Heck yeah,

    Thanks Again Frosty,you got me out of a tight spot.

    keep an eye out for the full report on "Gunnyrob's Beemer Breaks Again!!"

    Hope you like the port (reportedly a top drop)
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    Quote Originally Posted by gunnyrob View Post
    Heck yeah,

    Thanks Again Frosty,you got me out of a tight spot.

    keep an eye out for the full report on "Gunnyrob's Beemer Breaks Again!!"

    Hope you like the port (reportedly a top drop)
    Thanks a million for the booze mate
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