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buffalo4


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Happy New Year Wherever You Are  

Thanks For All The Great Advice

Ride Safe 2014

Cheers Ian

 



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The same to you too, Ian, but with knobs on! biggrin  biggrin

And the same to EVERYONE else also.

Martyn



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Happy New Year guys and gals biggrinbiggrinbiggrinbiggrin

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Peace to you and yours this New Year -



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Happy New Year everybody,

especially those that are there already and those that are still waiting. biggrin

Yuraku



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Cheers!!
Took the TTR out for my first "proper" off road ride a couple of days ago. Went with "Nick" from the local TTR group. 8.00 to 4.00 in the Peak District saw me going well outside my previous comfort zone. Steep wet stone steps, ruts, rivers, and more mud than I care to think about. Brilliant time. I seem to have a close affinity with dry stone walls which is interesting. A sticking throttle helped to prompt one particularly close embrace! That throttle was soon fixed! The bike and my kit have now been jetwashed. A couple of bruises and a few aches and pains are well worth it. The bike did well. It seemed to have more idea about what to do than me anyway. The rear end has now been bent back so the registration plate and mudguard line up with the wheel (only about 5 degrees off, fixed with 5' of 2x2). Also need a new indicator lens and a fork gaiter. Then I'll be ready for the next outing!
Happy New Year!!!

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Happy new year to everyone and hope we all spend more time in the lanes getting covered in mud 

 

heres to my ttr that has been abused over the Christmas holidays and reliable  

 

And Here's to everyone on the forum......cheers 



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Happy New year muckers, hope you all have a guid yin

John

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