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Welcome along mate,

Tell us a bit about yourself,

welcome m8 the '6' looks tidy - go on then tell us a bit about your biking history and get stuck-in to the forum

ride as much & often as ya can

Welcome in mate. Your 6 looks in great condition.

Colin

Welcome to the forum pal

I'm 34 years old just passed me test over a year ago (still nervous) live at skeleton which is near Whitby, always bike meetings every Thursday which is good .

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Cheers for the reply s

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Welcome to the forum Carlos, cracking bike, love the colour. Whitby is a beautiful part of the country, love the abbey and magpies fish n chips ... Yum yum.....

Join in the banter, ask any questions you like, someone will have the answer.

Welcome

Stephen

Cheers Steve

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Welcome in Carlos
the six is looking clean
Mmmmm the magpie at whitby

The magpie with the world's longest waiting time to even get in the place

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carlos130181 wrote:The magpie with the world's longest waiting time to even get in the place

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Book in advance

Hi Carlos, welcome to the forum.
'hope everyone is OK'?...I was asked if I was OK four times yesterday and everytime I started to answer, after a couple of minutes they walked off. It seems everyone asks, but nobody wants to know.

I went on holiday to Whitby once, I was a boy at the time(emphasis on age rather than gender) and was staying with a very nice family with a couple of young daughters. One evening just before bed I thought it would be funny to peek through the girls louvred bedroom door. After a minute or so, one said "there's someone watching us through the door", I got all embarassed and run off to bed...nothing was said in the morning.
But we left earlier than expected as tension was rising and my mum threated to knock out my dads mate...ah the good old days.

petepassion wrote:Hi Carlos, welcome to the forum.
'hope everyone is OK'?...I was asked if I was OK four times yesterday and everytime I started to answer, after a couple of minutes they walked off. It seems everyone asks, but nobody wants to know.

I went on holiday to Whitby once, I was a boy at the time(emphasis on age rather than gender) and was staying with a very nice family with a couple of young daughters. One evening just before bed I thought it would be funny to peek through the girls louvred bedroom door. After a minute or so, one said "there's someone watching us through the door", I got all embarassed and run off to bed...nothing was said in the morning.
But we left earlier than expected as tension was rising and my mum threated to knock out my dads mate...ah the good old days.

it could only happen to you Dave

carlos130181 wrote:The magpie with the world's longest waiting time to even get in the place

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Last time I was in Whitby me and a mate queued up outside magpies for almost an hour stood in our leathers waiting fir their fish n chips, it was worth the wait and the wet ride to and from Whitby to get them

petepassion wrote:Hi Carlos, welcome to the forum.
'hope everyone is OK'?...I was asked if I was OK four times yesterday and everytime I started to answer, after a couple of minutes they walked off. It seems everyone asks, but nobody wants to know.

I went on holiday to Whitby once, I was a boy at the time(emphasis on age rather than gender) and was staying with a very nice family with a couple of young daughters. One evening just before bed I thought it would be funny to peek through the girls louvred bedroom door. After a minute or so, one said "there's someone watching us through the door", I got all embarassed and run off to bed...nothing was said in the morning.
But we left earlier than expected as tension was rising and my mum threated to knock out my dads mate...ah the good old days.

Was that a true story Pete.

LOCKE wrote:

petepassion wrote:Hi Carlos, welcome to the forum.
'hope everyone is OK'?...I was asked if I was OK four times yesterday and everytime I started to answer, after a couple of minutes they walked off. It seems everyone asks, but nobody wants to know.

I went on holiday to Whitby once, I was a boy at the time(emphasis on age rather than gender) and was staying with a very nice family with a couple of young daughters. One evening just before bed I thought it would be funny to peek through the girls louvred bedroom door. After a minute or so, one said "there's someone watching us through the door", I got all embarassed and run off to bed...nothing was said in the morning.
But we left earlier than expected as tension was rising and my mum threated to knock out my dads mate...ah the good old days.

Was that a true story Pete.

Indeed it was mate.
My dads mate was a big fella and my mum is only little...but completely nuts when she loses it...she knocked my dad out once, waiting at the bottom of the stairs with a piece of wood she was.

petepassion wrote:

LOCKE wrote:

petepassion wrote:Hi Carlos, welcome to the forum.
'hope everyone is OK'?...I was asked if I was OK four times yesterday and everytime I started to answer, after a couple of minutes they walked off. It seems everyone asks, but nobody wants to know.

I went on holiday to Whitby once, I was a boy at the time(emphasis on age rather than gender) and was staying with a very nice family with a couple of young daughters. One evening just before bed I thought it would be funny to peek through the girls louvred bedroom door. After a minute or so, one said "there's someone watching us through the door", I got all embarassed and run off to bed...nothing was said in the morning.
But we left earlier than expected as tension was rising and my mum threated to knock out my dads mate...ah the good old days.

Was that a true story Pete.

Indeed it was mate.
My dads mate was a big fella and my mum is only little...but completely nuts when she loses it...she knocked my dad out once, waiting at the bottom of the stairs with a piece of wood she was.

Bloody ell mate it's no wonder you don't know who you are [emoji23] I'm not insulting your parents in any way [emoji3]

They've split up now, so no big deal.
Mum's crazy, but she has a heart of gold