The only bike I ever enjoyed being a pillion on...
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RE: The only bike I ever enjoyed being a pillion on...
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As far as pillion is concerned, I can't get my missus on the cane. She hates the way it feels. She did however love my old bike. CB 1100f. I must admit I miss it too sometimes.
As far as pillion is concerned, I can't get my missus on the cane. She hates the way it feels. She did however love my old bike. CB 1100f. I must admit I miss it too sometimes.
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RE: The only bike I ever enjoyed being a pillion on...
When I bought mine, the previous owner's wife was pretty pissed off at him for selling the CBR. He had been thinking about swapping it with his dad's ST 1100, but the wifey said "definately NO!", she was more comfortable on the CBR, and she was not a small lady, believe me!
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RE: The only bike I ever enjoyed being a pillion on...
My wife has ridden the back of my '87 since I first bought it new. She's fallen asleep back there several times.
Oh, and the 400 four is one of my all time favourite bikes.Your dad has good taste in wheels.
I must admit,I'm very pleased that neither of my two kids are interested in getting a bike. I have mixed feelings about my wife wanting to get her licence. Very much a "do as I say" not "do as I do" sorta thing.
Oh, and the 400 four is one of my all time favourite bikes.Your dad has good taste in wheels.
I must admit,I'm very pleased that neither of my two kids are interested in getting a bike. I have mixed feelings about my wife wanting to get her licence. Very much a "do as I say" not "do as I do" sorta thing.