Itchy Boots
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Sadlsor
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Andy was joyful, but had to drag his wife, kicking and screaming, across the equator.
Yea, glad to see Noraly chose Mother Honda ... she needs a reliable bike!
Her Season 5 equipment list is here
www.itchyboots.com
Her Season 5 equipment list is here
Gear and Equipment for season 5
www.itchyboots.com
I wish her well - she seems to have chosen a great bike to ride in that environment.
Hoping to register the bike
Sadlsor
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By now, I've watched nearly every video Noraly has made.
To this day, her ebullient persona and her musical laugh just own me.
To this day, her ebullient persona and her musical laugh just own me.
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kiltman
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She does find a way to overcome stumbling blocks and move on. Very commendable. She takes it all in stride. Liked her thought process in choosing her bike.
Agreed.
She chose a real off-road bike this time. As nice and as reliable as the CB500x is, they're not real off-road bikes even with knobby tires. She won't miss the power for the roads she wants to ride, and she's dropping a considerable amount of weight from her previous bikes.
Sadlsor
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Man, she's messing me up.
I thought all her new videos were on a Monday release schedule.
I'll deal with it -- more Noraly is better!
EDIT: OMG!! Check out the MG-B at 3:05!
I so enjoyed my 1980 model; looked just like that but mine was medium blue. What a FUN, FUN car!
*sniff*
Miss my B.
Haven't even seen one in years and years.
I thought all her new videos were on a Monday release schedule.
I'll deal with it -- more Noraly is better!
EDIT: OMG!! Check out the MG-B at 3:05!
I so enjoyed my 1980 model; looked just like that but mine was medium blue. What a FUN, FUN car!
*sniff*
Miss my B.
Haven't even seen one in years and years.
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It's a treat to watch, and see how happy she is!
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kiltman
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Cheers to Savannah! May she give many trouble free miles of enjoyment.
Those blue eyes of her are Hypnotized...!
Sadlsor
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No, her eyes are hypnotiz-ing.Those blue eyes of her are Hypnotized...!
YOU, sir (as are many of us) are -- hynotiz-ED.
catcher
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Good choice, if the bike must have a name.
Maybe some on here will remember an Onstoc ride a couple of years ago where we were served by a sweet young lady named "Sicily" at our lunch stop.
Thanks, English is my fourth languages to learns and the most hardest too. I should stick with Chinese instead
Whooshka
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I have a '74 TR6. No cars have the character of old British sports cars. As they say... "Triumph TR6, turning drivers into mechanics since 1968".. LOL
I've always loved the TR6 and TR7. Tried to buy a TR7 in high school, but my dad nixed it because of reliability, which turned out to be a good call. I got a Ford truck instead, never broke down but not near as cool to a 16 year old boy.
Hmmm. I noticed something odd about myself when I watch Noraly's ride videos ... I'm constantly looking in her side mirrors, as if I'm riding < scratches head >
Sadlsor
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My dad loved the TR6, and I think it's the best looking of all their models.I have a '74 TR6. No cars have the character of old British sports cars. As they say... "Triumph TR6, turning drivers into mechanics since 1968".. LOL
He had a TR3 long ago, and always tried to steer me away from Brit motors -- "you have to work on them all the time."
In 40k miles with an MG-B, I only had to replace a slave cylinder. Maybe I was just lucky?
Loved that little car.