Motorcycles: Flat Out Bragging
My latest bike: a 1998 T509 Triumph Speed Triple. Also known as Sex On Wheels.
I caller her Clover.

I caller her Clover.


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Religion. Politics. Sex. A bit of science. Motorcycles. Hockey. Some other stuff you shouldn't talk about in polite company.
Labels: Motorcycles
5 Comments:
You're not bolting a sidecar onto that - are you?
Not in this lifetime! I picked up an old 1980 Honda CB650 I'll be hooking up. Blow the clutch on one of those, and who cares? Replacements are everywhere.
Although, there is a priest in England who uses a Speed Triple with a casket-sidecar for funerals. Tremendously popular, I understand...
Have you seen "Stone"? Cringeworthy, but basically good.
Personally I don't beleieve you can put too many wheels on a Honda.
This the Aussie film about biker gangs? Haven't seen it, I'm afraid.
Apparently, the good reverend has expanded his line to include a Harley and a 200 mph capable Hyabusa (for added irony, I suppose...)
http://www.motorcyclefunerals.com/
Chilling stuff, particularly re child-sized coffins. Liked the FAQ: "Can I do the Ton?" and the Volvo alternative.
And for "Stone" (not to be confused with a US movie of similar title and plot) scroll down half a page to find the article:
http://www.bikernet.com/reviews/PageViewer.
asp?PageID=609
"Filmed around scenic Sydney places the movie has pace and speed. The opening part of the movie features a huge motorcycle funeral procession down the Newcastle motorway towards Sydney. All of the people in those scenes were real riders; the sidecar coffin outfit was actually designed by a leading speedway sidecar racer of the time."
BTW I can spell "believe" - when blogs incorporate spell check.
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