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Switched on Missus 8 years 4 months ago #10151

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RickG wrote: This is how the conversation should go. You "Bye love I'm just popping down the hardware shop"
Her "what you getting"
You "Just some ply and roofing iron and a few nails"
Her " What do you need that for"
You " I'm converting half the stables into a garage for the bikes"
Her " Can I give you a hand through the door with the new Z Dear it looks awfull heavy"

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HOOOOOOO boy don't do this.

If I know horse people, touching the barn is the numero uno no-go. Just..... STAY AWAY! :lol:

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Switched on Missus 8 years 4 months ago #10152

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There is always some confusion, when i designed the house im just finishing now, i planned a whole area, with the right lighting specifically for bikes, i have since been informed that such areas a usually called a ''dining room'', i thought that was the Waffle house.

l mean what a waste of space, i have a open plan kitchen lounge for such things. Fortunately the house was designed before the appearance of the good lady on the scene so its ''well i cannot change it now T, the buildings inspector wont like it'' ;) l have a cunning plan to get the bikes in quick before i come home to a ''moving in present'' that comes with a set of chairs.

Oh, apparently a hit and miss engine under a large slab of glass in the lounge is not acceptable for a coffee table, im amazed i have made it to 50 without knowing all these things.

l mean whats better than drifting of to sleep looking at a couple off your favourite things, as i keep saying '' They are Art Dear''
'They never see you coming, do they Bob''
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Switched on Missus 8 years 4 months ago #10153

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Careful she don't use the heated grips and flatten the battery :silly:
Live your life so that the Westbro Baptist Church will want to picket your funeral
Z1300 A1 x 2

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Switched on Missus 8 years 4 months ago #10154

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For me it is much more simple:

The bike (yeah, need to admit it is only one) wasa there before she came in. So the bike has the older right !

(Please don't forward it to here, I guess I would be facing ... sanctions) ...

Holger
Z1300 A1/ KZT30AG built 1979
frame KZT30A 004285
engine KZT30A 000288
location: borderland-triangle France/ Germany/ Switzerland, Europe

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Switched on Missus 8 years 4 months ago #10158

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My KZ900 has previously been used as a clothes hanging device by my wife ;) must admit I admired her ingenuity

"Success consists of going from failure to failure without the loss of enthusiasm " Winston Churchill.

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Tonto wrote: My KZ900 has previously been used as a clothes hanging device by my wife ;) must admit I admired her ingenuity




Gorden Bennett, lts catching, must be a conspiracy! Nice Zed!

l like the sheet idea, its good idea to protect the bike from the carpet ;)

P Reg, i dont think i was in double digits when they came out!
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