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Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - Doddsie - 03-03-14
:eek :eek :eek
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2002-YAMAHA-FAZER-FZS-600-BLUE-beats-Suzuki-bandit-gsx-fzr-r6-r1-750-no-swap-px-/380855999023
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - nsr500v4 - 03-03-14
ERR........why! would be the obvious question here!
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - mickvp - 03-03-14
This was on gumtree until recently.
Would me a million times better taking that box off and advertising it without it IMO.
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - Sloth - 04-03-14
Suppose it could be handy for the owner of a large dog!?
Or someone who takes their drinking at rallies REALLY seriously
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - BBROWN1664 - 04-03-14
£150 to get it MOT'd?
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - Deefer666 - 04-03-14
might want new discs? there's best part of £200 quid gone. I would only buy to break and even then I wouldnt consider it unless it stayed REALLY cheap
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - HarryHornby - 04-03-14
should the LOFOs buy this so when they go out with Christo they can get his bike home after he's fallen off............
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - Lawrence - 04-03-14
I've got my eye on this in case it goes really cheap...
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - hightower - 04-03-14
(03-03-14, 11:36 PM)nsr500v4 link Wrote:ERR........why! would be the obvious question here!
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[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Ex blood despatch bike hence the huge box"[/color]
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - noggythenog - 04-03-14
Small gas BBQ & a shitload o bacon would fit in there nicely........mmmmmmmm..........bacon!!!, :b
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - demic77 - 05-03-14
(04-03-14, 10:08 AM)hightower link Wrote:[quote author=nsr500v4 link=topic=11937.msg131499#msg131499 date=1393886161]
ERR........why! would be the obvious question here!
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[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Ex blood despatch bike hence the huge box"[/color]
[/quote]
The average bloke has a total blood volume of about 4.5 - 5 litres, must be something seriously wrong with the intended patient to need a box that size for claret
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - ChristoT - 05-03-14
(05-03-14, 12:31 AM)demic77 link Wrote:[quote author=hightower link=topic=11937.msg131554#msg131554 date=1393924123]
[quote author=nsr500v4 link=topic=11937.msg131499#msg131499 date=1393886161]
ERR........why! would be the obvious question here!
"
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Ex blood despatch bike hence the huge box"[/color]
[/quote]
The average bloke has a total blood volume of about 4.5 - 5 litres, must be something seriously wrong with the intended patient to need a box that size for claret
[/quote]
What about the gear to keep the blood at the correct temperature / correct conditions during transit?
Re: Kitchen sink? Easy!!!!!!! - demic77 - 05-03-14
(05-03-14, 12:48 AM)ChristoT link Wrote:[quote author=demic77 link=topic=11937.msg131733#msg131733 date=1393975873]
[quote author=hightower link=topic=11937.msg131554#msg131554 date=1393924123]
[quote author=nsr500v4 link=topic=11937.msg131499#msg131499 date=1393886161]
ERR........why! would be the obvious question here!
"
[color=rgb(51, 51, 51)]Ex blood despatch bike hence the huge box"[/color]
[/quote]
The average bloke has a total blood volume of about 4.5 - 5 litres, must be something seriously wrong with the intended patient to need a box that size for claret
[/quote]
What about the gear to keep the blood at the correct temperature / correct conditions during transit?
[/quote]
Doesn't need to be that big. Liveried Blood Bikes have standard factory hard panniers.