groverK wrote:reminds me of the chap who had been riding for many years with an outfit.
as he was pulling up to a set of traffic lights, his bike toppled to the left (he was an Aussie),
people came from all around to offer assistance in righting the bike,
in an embarrassed voice he exclaimed," been happening all day, only took the sidecar off yesterday "

groverK wrote:AJ , Klompy and I pulled the centrestand off on Saturday, after fitting a new ( thanks Sean) main stand,we were left with a pile of unrecognizable pieces to reassemble we looked at the puzzle ahead of us .
scratched our heads a bit, drank bourbon a bit, scratched a bit more,( probably why it's thinning on top), even referred to the forum,
THIS was the link we missed. now you air it .......
pics show exactly what we were looking for. Klompy , I think you were too focused on the television.
The Irish must have been with us that day as luck would have it , all went back together in a round about way and still working fine.
Thanks AJ , just gives us piece of mind we did it right. Cheers. You guys make me giggle.

rossco wrote:I knew a girl who regularly fell off her Z250. She would forget to put her feet down,

She also failed her driving test about 7 times.
Drove off with the hand brake on a few times.
Jammed her finger in the door then couldn't find the right key to start the car (it was her car).
Then she got her license, drove home, parked in the garage without the hand brake on and came out to find her car in the neighbour's lounge room across the road.