Not the Tories that's for sure.

I've got an old Trek 400 mountain bike. Pretty poor performance but that is probably down to the overwight engine that sits on it

It's the Sports Tourer Super charged one. H2 SX SE. Still I've had it mapped and unrestricted, titanium exhaust, no cat and its 215bhp at the rear tyre. Lively enough for me but not as mental as the H2!

I sold my SP2 for 15K in the summer. The prices are rocketing. Great bikes the HRC Honda 1000cc Twin.

What do you have against a Russian sponsored party that's full of charlatans and liars and that wants to take away your rights and make you poorer?

I voted leave....so I'm voting with the colour of my team. Blue.

I sold my ZZR 1200 a few months ago..... when it gets to around march 2020, i will be looking to pickup a Yamaha MT10

I will have to get it past the wife first though.

Any classic car nuts or jazz aficionados on here? The only two topics I can pontificate on with any kind of authority...

Classic cars - yes
Jazz - somewhat

What was it about being lied to and becoming poorer that first attracted you to brexit?

What was it about being lied to and becoming poorer that first attracted you to vote remain?

You do know the EU's colours are literally the same as ours

I used to own a Delorean DMC12

I left in 1966 and had just voted in my last UK election in a Labour held electorate. Team Blue's main slogan in that poll was - "If you want a Nig.er for a Neighbour vote Labour". Blue won in a shock turnaround by nearly 9 thousand votes.

These days I vote Green.

laying yourself wide open to comments about "1950's opinions" there, RD





.... really weird, flawed, awful-yet-brilliant cars though. My two ex-babies:

What’s the bottom one we had a Chevy Impala when we were kids which looked like that (we lived abroad).

1970 Ford Fairlane 500, built in Aus and exported to SA - 351 Windsor (5.8 litre), 3-speed auto, loads of lazy power and wallowy suspension

We lived in South Africa at the time. When I was in Aus I had a Holden Station wagon and the driving characteristics were very similar!

VERY different experience to the Cobra

that had the 350 Chevy in it and did 0-100kph in 4.78 seconds, no power steering, hard as nails Jag suspension, and far too much power to do anything other than a straight line - huuuuuuge fun

Suited to the roads over there I guess? Just spotted your location, we lived not too far away but a much smaller town called Delmas.

Know it - did a lot of NGO work in Daveyton, Kwa-Thema etc around Springs in the last few years - on the road to Delmas....farming?

We left Warrington in the mid 60's ending up in Vanderbijlpark, not quite neighbours. My dad swapped Crosfield's for a SA steel plant and his prized Ford Corsair for an Austin A30 happy days

All these years talking loser chat on here with the odd CC win, and we finally hit on a topic of gold.
Some cars and bikes of wow.

Dad worked in the coal mines, most of my friends were fam boys (we are talking late 60’s though), it was still the Transvaal in those days!

A few “boers” as well as a few “bores” on here, I put myself as overlapping on the Venn diagram.

Close enough Captain we drifted to Swaziland from Transvaal before heading back home probably as you were arriving.

I went back in 2010 bit of a road trip with my youngest girl and we drove from Jo'burg airport to Mbabane and we passed through the coal fields around Delmas and beyond. The road had the longest and presumably slowest roadworks I've ever driven on, they made the trevails on the M6 look like a work of genius