Just to let you know that Jean has posted an article on our website about my experiences with a rear tyre.

excellent story neil, very good

Oh how I wish it was that easy on a 1500....    
After our little mishap last Sunday I thankfullt borrowed a "strongarm" bike lift and after about 2 hours of removing parts and skinning knuckles I could then get at the nuts to remove the rear wheel
OK..OK... but remember I have never done this before. Anyway, its still up there, no wheels and looking really sorry for itself. Hey-ho,
See you all soon
Chris & Marie      
PS. Forgot to mention the 4" gash on the top of my head        

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I will remember that one cos my rear is getting worn.

Nice one Neil, (now where did I put your address again?)

Did not know about your www site, if its for anyone to have a look could you please post a link.

Thank you

"Chris & Marie      
PS. Forgot to mention the 4" gash on the top of my head"        


Never mind Chris, Hair today gone tommorow

PS Chris says is it under your hair line? LMAS  

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Are you and Zippy trying to be funny Geoffrey????      
If it was under my hair line I would have slit my throat or the back of my neck :-)
Chris xx

Hi Deryck,

You'll find the story on this page http://www.yorkshiregoldwings.co.uk/features.htm

website is at http://www.yorkshiregoldwings.co.uk

Quote :

Deryck wrote : Thank you.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TShysJyHb-0

The proper way

Bloody scary when he picks it back up, think I would have put it in gear or reverse first.

Hey guys you can borrow our garden wall anytime

Hi Mez hope you had a good hols,
Does it come with tea and cake?  :/  :/

Of course it does!!!

Now you tell me............. Did someone mention tea ????????