You try cranking a bike over that's already near scraping along the ground on the frame rails when you've just sat on it, it's bloody difficult don't you know!!!!Janet wrote:Nah! He doesn't get his bike cranked over far enough to touch down.
Who's AJS Jampot twin
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ajscomboman
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G15 Roy
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Janet
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Ha! You're talking to an LE rider. I can scrape the running boards when going round a roundabout at 30mph. I can crank it over enough that the back wheel comes off the ground.ajscomboman wrote:You try cranking a bike over that's already near scraping along the ground on the frame rails when you've just sat on it, it's bloody difficult don't you know!!!!Janet wrote:Nah! He doesn't get his bike cranked over far enough to touch down.
Then I don't go anywhere. 
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Rob Harknett
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Suitably aged to deter the theft of the shed leaving your bikes at risk to the elements Roy.G15 Roy wrote:No comments on the new shed then.