So long, and thanks for all the fish & chips

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10-10-20, 07:13 PM
GezTheHealer

So long, and thanks for all the fish & chips

To All,

I've sold my Speed Four today, really enjoyed all the bike meets and trips I've been out on it. No doubt I will get a bike again in the future, but I quickly fell into pinball temptation and the garage has become stuffed with Pinball machines and the Bike just wasn't getting the love and has had to make way. Thank you for all the enjoyable rides out and memories- including but not limited to:

- Riding in the rain to a petrol station which long since delivered fuel
- Fish'n'chippin' it in Swanage
- Donating to lifeboats with Bath Classics
- Gettin' to know all the White Horses of Wiltshire
- Rowdy Cow Ice Cream trips
- Winding down the lanes back from Stratford Upon Avon
- Riding to Cheddar Gorge and finding ourselves in the middle of a cycle road race
- Poppin' my first roll-on-wheelie on the old Frome Road
- Gettin' Knee's down at M4 Karting on the MiniMoto's

& hopefully I'll join you again in the future. When I no doubt get the itch to ride again.

Burbler I still have a Green bib of yours, get in touch if you want it - welcome over any time.

Cheers guys!
10-10-20, 07:19 PM
DC

Good to have you along Luke :cool: The itch is bound to present itself again at some point . At least you'll be keeping your wrist supple .............:)
10-10-20, 07:39 PM
Badger-Roy

Not gonna say bye as it’s a full on fact that on-one, seriously NO-ONE that’s owned a triumph stays bikeless for long mate.
I would back that up with facts and statistics but I can’t as I made it up but I’m pretty sure is true all the same ;)
10-10-20, 11:00 PM
Last Train

Mate,
It’s been good to share some times with you :)
If the urge returns, come play some more.
:cool:
11-10-20, 10:03 AM
Burbler

Quote:

Originally Posted by GezTheHealer

Burbler I still have a Green bib of yours, get in touch if you want it - welcome over any time.

Good luck playing with your balls Gez.

I was off a bike for 35 yrs before getting a CB500 then the yellow peril(s).

Might come over for coffee next summer if this krap is done with.

L.
11-10-20, 10:15 AM
Trev_P

yeah bugger off ! never liked you any way lol ;)

shame tho mate, i give it a few weeks of the next summer and you will be wanting to ride again either that or the wifes nagging will get you back out :p
11-10-20, 07:57 PM
Dazr

All the best mate and hopefully won't be too long before you get the urge to get back on a bike..
12-10-20, 06:35 PM
BB

Nooo, don't leave us. Keep popping back in to take the mickey or something.

So glad you enjoyed a few crazy outings with us all, look forward to you seeing the light and getting back on a bike sometime in the future.
13-10-20, 04:40 PM
fragglepete

It won't last long - the already mention itch will get you back in. I tried giving up when my first daughter was born - lasted all of 6 months before I had two wheels in the garage again.

Best of luck regardless ..... quitter! ;)

Pete
13-10-20, 08:58 PM
GezTheHealer

Cheers all, no doubt I will be on two wheels again in the future. I will do my best to make sure it's not a 35 yr gap (Burb!). Selling a bike is no where near as fun as buying one! I will drop in now and again BB.

Cheers guys!
13-10-20, 09:54 PM
Burbler

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16-10-20, 08:37 AM
Scotty

You'll be back.... Come next spring and seeing lots of bikes out on the first sunny day, that subconscious itch will start to become very noticeable, especially when bikes filter past your car while you're queueing with the rest of the unenlightened....