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    What's the silliest thing you've carried on a bike - Nic Smith excluded

    Here's one of mine for starters - a bit wierd on the corners and the dog was left behind for this one

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    Well she was cute ... but ...

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    I use to run a motorcycle courier company... we got tocarry lots a werid and wonderfull crap...

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    Took Bella, some poodle/terrier cross thingy, the mutt for a scoot. Ears where flapping a bit over 70kph though. Ok for back road toodles but.

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    The bosses I couriered for in London bought up a huge stock of out of date Steinlager after the World Cup. It was stored and distributed from the squat I was in. One of our riders took 8 dozen away on his CX500.

    (You'll have to believe it without pics).

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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    The bosses I couriered for in London bought up a huge stock of out of date Steinlager after the World Cup. It was stored and distributed from the squat I was in. One of our riders took 8 dozen away on his CX500.

    (You'll have to believe it without pics).
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katman View Post
    T One of our riders took 8 dozen away on his CX500.

    (You'll have to believe it without pics).
    Surely not. I've only manage 2 dozen.

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    a 2meter length of scaffold tube

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    A 5 foot tall 'Pink Panther' stuffed toy riding pillion. It was a birthday present for my then 18 year old girlfriend. Must have been appreciated as we've been married just over 29 years now.
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    ..two lengths of rough sawn 4x2 pinus on a borrowed vespa..8 ft long (2.4m), on a saturday morning, from a Chch timber company...through the tunnel to Lyttelton..just to get a job finished...was thirty years + ago, so those things didn't matter so much...

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    Riding tyred up like the Michelin tyre man.
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    I managed to carry myself with a leg from hip to ankle in plaster. Does that count?
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul in NZ View Post
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    Quote Originally Posted by racefactory View Post
    Riding tyred up like the Michelin tyre man.
    ditto, plus the odd beer boxes, no where near 8 doz tho

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