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Going back a few years

Discussion in 'Main Forum' started by MaDProFF, Nov 4, 2012.

  1. MaDProFF

    MaDProFF World Superbike +

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    I know there was a thread of old photos, sorry could not find it.

    Those where the days :) Kev001A.jpg
     
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  2. MaDProFF

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    Opinions never change, no boots, no jacket, jeans, no gloves, not even a helmet :(
     
  3. Sporty1200

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    :eek: :red: When i said could i have a copy...... you could have just mailed me..... :moon::hah:

    But thanks, ive only got 1 other pic of that fantastic bike :)
     
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  4. MaDProFF

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    and that blue Granada Ghia, 2.8 was My dads. that I clearly used to drive :), so we must have been 18 or 19 I reckon
     
  5. MaDProFF

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    Opps sorry about that, to make you feel better :(

    Brett002.jpg
     
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  6. BlackHornet

    BlackHornet Look before you turn Staff Member Moderator +

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    :lol2: good hair cuts guys :eek:
    and just think when they were taken the earth was still flat and the moon made of cheese :ner:

    clearly sporty clean his bike too often back then too. i tried to find one of me from that era but that means regressing to a passed life ;)
     
  7. Sporty1200

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    Twas back in the day when men were men and so were some of the women :confused: ... No namby pamby heated grips, gloves and clothing. You were probably 2 Tom, had no hair and gurgled jiberish. No change there then ;)
     
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  8. Carnage

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  9. Finchy

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    Kevin - your pic was taken AFTER 1935, right? It's just that by the look on your face, I can only assume that you were never made aware of Preparation H.

    Purely for educational purposes, this might help in future;
    Preparation H is a brand of medications, manufactured by Pfizer, used in the treatment of hemorrhoids.
    Preparation H dates from about 1935. It was originally packaged in a tube like toothpaste, with a similar consistency.[citation needed] The company most recently named Wyeth was incorporated in 1926 as American Home Products, or AHP, and "one of AHP's earliest prizes was the acquisition of a sunburn oil in 1935 that the company transformed into Preparation H, which became one of the world's best-selling hemorrhoid treatments." [1] AHP changed its name to Wyeth in 2002. Wyeth was acquired by Pfizer in 2009. [2]
     
  10. Sporty1200

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    :rubhands: Kiss Ma Grapes :moon:
     
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  11. MaDProFF

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    Is that your twin behind you Carnage?
     
  12. Sporty1200

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    Brett was our hair pre or post mullet in those pics?... Its clear with Carnage's pic it was the pinnacle of good taste. Long live the mullet! :D
     
  13. BlackHornet

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    give it a few years and movenber will be replace by mulletvember :eek:
     
  14. Sporty1200

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    Come on BH get those pics of you with 'long flowing curly ginger hair' scanned and posted :)
     
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  15. Carnage

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    thankfully i dont have any twins .....some folk say they broke the mould after me, now im wondering just how many of us could actually grow a full mullet now.......i know i could ......bring back the mullet!!!!
    but looking at my pic ive realised how my taste in bikes seems to have come full circle .....hmmm or has it really ever changed?
     
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  16. Sporty1200

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    thats what i love about these old pics... It can sometimes put things into a diferant perspective.
    My CB900 at the time developed into the Hornet then CB1000R which i currently have.. Loved that CB900. 92 bhp i think. I could grow a mullet, very grey one :thumbsup:
     
  17. Carnage

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    that was suzukis new gs850 at the time and i was in love with it at the bike show in earls court, at the time i was riding a honda cbx550f2 which developed into a family with snotty nosed kids ....a few off roaders and sports bikes and then a bandit 1200 which developed into the current gsx1400 and a ickle zxr400 for track day laughs.....but deep down im still that 18yr old astride that gs850
     
  18. Carnage

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    mine developed into these via a multitude of sports bikes and trailies and mototcrossers
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  19. Finchy

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    Fek. If we all go 'full circle' and come back to our first bikes, I'm giving up riding immediately. There really was a reason that Suzuki wrote 'Full Floater' on the swinging arm... although to be fair, this was my second road-legal bike.

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    This was my first road bike;
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  20. _Yappa_

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    Was I even born when any of these bikes existed??!! :oops::oops::oops::oops::oops:

    ((couldn't resist - I expect backup Lammy!!))
     

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