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    Doing the Christmas shopping

    Who needs a car?
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    I'm about to start mine.

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    Ha top job man
    Would have loved to do my shopping on the bike except I sold it like a dumbshit.
    Great way of beating the traffic
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    Nice work, you still have plenty of space on the tank too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jtzzr View Post
    Nice work, you still have plenty of space on the tank too.
    It's a sewing machine (1955 Singer 201K), I didn't want it up front, as I might get confused about which is the engine.

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    Singer 201K ? That's a very good sewing machine , most would say Singer's best ever, arguably the best sewing machine ever.

    I didn't know you were interested in sewing. Do you do embroidery also
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    i think another couple of bungee cords should just about do it

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    Sewing eh? How are you at stitching? I need my kb patch reattached to my jacket.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    Singer 201K ? That's a very good sewing machine , most would say Singer's best ever, arguably the best sewing machine ever.

    I didn't know you were interested in sewing. Do you do embroidery also
    Hmmm... I feel a poll coming on. How many bikers also embroider? I do!

    My main sewing machine is my late grandmother's late-1970s Toyota. It does straight stitch and zig-zag! I also have a treadle machine whose vintage I don't know.
    There is no such thing as bad weather; only inappropriate clothing!

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    Quote Originally Posted by xwhatsit View Post
    It's a sewing machine (1955 Singer 201K), I didn't want it up front, as I might get confused about which is the engine.
    How much does that thing weigh?!
    There is no such thing as bad weather; only inappropriate clothing!

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    Co-pilots fitted in the back pack.

    The best part about being married to a petrol head is that I can get stuff she likes at REPCO.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ixion View Post
    I didn't know you were interested in sewing. Do you do embroidery also
    I don't sew yet, but I want to sew myself a friend... I'm ronery... so very ronery...
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    Is it a hand-cranked version?
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    Sewing machines?? Bah! REAL men sew with just thread, a needle, and their bare hands!
    Motorcycling is like life - it's about the journey, not the destination.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Big Dave View Post
    Co-pilots fitted in the back pack.
    Oh, the importance of an apostrophe!

    BD, don't they fight while they're in there?

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    There is no such thing as bad weather; only inappropriate clothing!

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