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bobv7:
My Granny was great, not a limbo dancer due to arthritis but quite a fan of Hendrix. 8)

AshimotoK0:
Remember taking my step father and father in law on the back of my 400/4 in the early 1980's. They both were always talking about 'when bikes were real bikes' etc. and all the bikes they (supposedly) rode before and after WW2 but both of 'em leaned the wrong way when I went round a corner !  Mind you Cathy's old auntie Vera was an ace pillion passenger. Funny how all of 'em hugged you tightly rather than grabbing a part of the bike to hang on to.

hairygit:

--- Quote from: AshimotoK0 on August 12, 2020, 05:39:26 PM ---Remember taking my step father and father in law on the back of my 400/4 in the early 1980's. They both were always talking about 'when bikes were real bikes' etc. and all the bikes they (supposedly) rode before and after WW2 but both of 'em leaned the wrong way when I went round a corner !  Mind you Cathy's old auntie Vera was an ace pillion passenger. Funny how all of 'em hugged you tightly rather than grabbing a part of the bike to hang on to.

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They probably held on to you due to British bikes, any part they held onto probably rattled loose and fell off before journey's end!

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Nurse Julie:
I picked my  little Sister up from school on my T160 Trident in about 1979. The first tight corner we went round, Ros leaned the wrong way 🙄🙄🙄🙄 She has never been on a bike since 😁😁😁

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