Dead Zone thanks

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Thanks to all DSBC members who helped to put on another great event.Good to see more new faces as well as DSBC regulars.

Andy

 

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You forgot to congratulate France on their World Cup win:mad2:

 

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if I didn't know you better Bill I would consider this an attempt at provoking me into a string of four lettered expletives aimed at England's long lime rivals.However contrary to my normal behaviour andin an effort to maintain a cordial relations between Christian and my self I refuse totake the bait.

 

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if I didn't know you better Bill I would consider this an attempt at provoking me into a string of four lettered expletives aimed at England's long lime rivals.However contrary to my normal behaviour andin an effort to maintain a cordial relations between Christian and my self I refuse totake the bait.

Did your Lawyer type that?:hr::shock:

 

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Did your Lawyer type that?..............Maybe

 

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Someone took this photo of you on the weekend

http://www.dualsportbc.com/photogallery/showphoto.php?photo=3635&sort=1&size=medium&cat=566

 

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Just when I thought it was safe the paparazzi were lurking with their damn long lenses!:X

 

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Oh and by the way heres one of you on your way back to the camp site after the 2005 Dead Zone.

 

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t-bone650 wrote:

Oh and by the way heres one of you on your way back to the camp site after the 2005 Dead Zone.

:mb: Met her at the Lytton Hotel:tup:

 

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I see there are still reliability issues with KTM's, even though you have the deluxe model Bill. Exras like the fork covers and check out those rear sets. I see what you mean buy the all powerful brakes, only one finger needed eh! Still, at least you've got a grin on your face as does the rider and the handling, very sure footed. This model by the looks of things only requires four feet on the ground at all times, with an extra four in reserve.I hear KTM go to extensive lengths to build that kind ofthrill right into their motorcycles, which probably accounts for the slightly higher purchasing costs. Although I must say, It does loose a lot when it's not orange.Oh, and by the way Bill, make sure you wear a helmet. A woolly jacket just doesn't cut it.

P I R A T E........:hb:

 

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I see there are still reliability issues with KTM's, even though you have the deluxe model Bill. Exras like the fork covers and check out those rear sets. I see what you mean buy the all powerful brakes, only one finger needed eh! Still, at least you've got a grin on your face as does the rider and the handling, very sure footed. This model by the looks of things only requires four feet on the ground at all times, with an extra four in reserve.I hear KTM go to extensive lengths to build that kind ofthrill right into their motorcycles, which probably accounts for the slightly higher purchasing costs. Although I must say, It does loose a lot when it's not orange.Oh, and by the way Bill, make sure you wear a helmet. A woolly jacket just doesn't cut it.

P I R A T E........:hb:

A woolly jacket doesn't cut it?:hr:

At least I don't drink shandyI hear you do most of your riding on Saltspring Island. Where men are men and sheep are nervous:mb::mi: