Adventure Bike Rider Forum

70 years old and ex Merchant Navy, I too use the odd epithet, but never, never in mixed company or in front of children. (however streetwise they may be). Just old-fashioned upbringing I suppose. I first swore in front of my dear departed Ma when I was 21. I got a ringing ear for my temerity! Retribution was swift and effective back then! So, to sum up; I come on this fine forum to enjoy the submissions and have a good laugh with the best of them. NOT to admire some neanderthal's command of the pottymouth lexicon. Please chaps and chapesses, let's leave the bad words out of it. They add nothing to your conversation and as can be seen here, annoy the parents who are making the effort to raise their children to use English as a tool, not a club! Thank you.
Les

I think this has gone to far , but who am I to say your all

MR X wrote:I think this has gone to far , but who am I to say your all

hi bud well said .what ,bike are you on,im off for for a 3 wk trip on the moto.how about you? cheers B) al sit safe

yeh - time to kill the thread I think - now that we all know the full context and background and everyone comfortable with good outcome.

So no more reads or replies from me...

Al its not my bike in the photo !! the photo was taken at the HISS this year , I am the guy at the back .

I am spoiled for choice both KTMs but so different

This is sat night for me putting new rubber on and catching up with some of the jobs I should have done ,so I can get out on the big beast tomorrow





and this is the little one


have a good trip where ever it is

so just to clafify we are not allowed to use the word t**t

but if needs be we can call someone a complete vulva :whistle: wouldnt Volvo be more demeaning

been over a year since i posted here and im ashamed a thread of this nature dragged me back in :blink: :blink: :blink:

SILVERBACK wrote:so just to clafify we are not allowed to use the word t**t

but if needs be we can call someone a complete vulva :whistle: wouldnt Volvo be more demeaning

been over a year since i posted here and im ashamed a thread of this nature dragged me back in :blink: :blink: :blink:

hi welcome back.i was thinking of buying a new vulva estate.any good !!!!!!!! he he .al

moto al wrote:hi welcome back.i was thinking of buying a new vulva estate.any good !!!!!!!! he he .al

I prefer the younger model vulva compact. The vulva estate is good for carrying lots of kids, and when it comes to bags it's got loads of capacity. You tend to find though that because the seals are not as tight as the compact, it leaks a bit more, and that can lead to some unpleasant smells,especially in the box at the rear.

-Ralph- wrote:

moto al wrote:hi welcome back.i was thinking of buying a new vulva estate.any good !!!!!!!! he he .al

I prefer the younger model vulva compact. The vulva estate is good for carrying lots of kids, and when it comes to bags it's got loads of capacity. You tend to find though that because the seals are not as tight as the compact, it leaks a bit more, and that can lead to some unpleasant smells,especially in the box at the rear.

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Bonniebird wrote:

-Ralph- wrote:

moto al wrote:hi welcome back.i was thinking of buying a new vulva estate.any good !!!!!!!! he he .al

I prefer the younger model vulva compact. The vulva estate is good for carrying lots of kids, and when it comes to bags it's got loads of capacity. You tend to find though that because the seals are not as tight as the compact, it leaks a bit more, and that can lead to some unpleasant smells,especially in the box at the rear.

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good uno .i llike the great banter .you get on .the abr forum.good guys.cheers .al.sit safe chaps. :cheer: