The Honda Owners Club

If you want to store your kit conveniently, have a look at the Biker Tidy http://www.bikertidy.co.uk.



It's brand new on the market and being manufactured by Phil, an active member of the Northants & Milton Keynes Branch.

Hmmm, looks good but I think the 'Crookes bike-tidy' is superior!



Regards,

Al

Gear in the garage, no way.

Mine lives upstairs in my wardrobe .

Regards

Chimpy

Al,

Your screen needs a clean.

Oops! Youre rght John, its even worse after spending the day at the coast today, however I have bought some auto-glym and as soon as the pan stops ticking, I will get the hose on it.

Met up with Phil Barberton today at Hunstanton who promptly roped me into canvassing prospects for his biker-tidy and I think he picked up a couple of orders! It cetainly seems popular, I may have to ditch my 'bike tidy' for one of his!

Anyway, we had a lovely day lazing around as usual, burgers, beer, chips, doughnuts, no wonder I'm a fat bastard! Bloody hot though . I wish we could get a few out for the day over there, its really quite nice.

Regards,

Al

Burgers in Hunstanton?

Notable and worthy I'm sure, but I was enjoying a rack of ribs washed down with a nice bottle of Saint Nicolas de Bourgueil in the Grande Place in Arras.

Sorry mate, no contest.

How the other gastronome half live. All of a sudden my Marmite on toast has lost its appeal...

Al

Yeah, well, I'm back on bread and dripping today.

Ho hum.

Skipper wrote:Yeah, well, I'm back on bread and dripping today.

It is dripping from the roast unicorn he had yesterday tho

Chimp Boy wrote:Mine lives upstairs in my wardrobe .

Garage, loft, shed, 'indoor' shed, bedroom. Its all over the place.
I have tended to hang on to my riding gear. Most of it has shrunk over the years and of course the improvement in materials has made much of it obsolete.

On a recent hunt for a 'post digger' in the shed, my son came across a very large 'amunition case' packed with old bike gear - remember those solid plastic suits that stood up on their own? I tried to convince him that the waxed cotton suits were coming back into fashion and that Everoak helmets were top of the range helmets. He just and took them off to the dump

Lucky he did not look in the loft

Stritchy wrote:It is dripping from the roast unicorn he had yesterday tho

Is it my fault that swan is out of season?????

Barry,

The Everoak helmet wasn't fitted with a Turbovisor, was it?!!!!!!!!!!!!

Viffer

Barry Wrote

Most of it has shrunk over the years

Are you sure its not you who's grown

Deano

Must admit that I'm likeyly to order one of those biker tidies but Im unsure whether it should go in the garage. Surely a little damp in the winter for leathers. Come the spring, they could be covered in mold!
..The alternative is in the house!

...Hummmh!..not sure

Great bit of kit and excellent value for money. I defy anybody to make something similar for the same price.

Mine's in my garage. Mind you, my garage is heated and dehumidified.