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hairygit:

--- Quote from: MarkCR750 on July 24, 2016, 07:17:22 PM ---Ha, yes and I haven't seen a 900ss in his garage either!, no taste the Cole fellow.

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That simply shows he has good sense.... After all, he has a C50 in his shed as well, and that will piss rings round any Italian crap for reliability, longevity, parts availability, and most importantly, street cred!

Zunspec:
Speaking of the 900SS, I had this in my care to re-commission and MOT



https://flic.kr/p/ddfCkA


Erling:
Hallo Zunspec. From me a wish long out!
If you talk to Mr Seeley again might you say hallo from a very happy Dane?
Haven't seen him since I bought frame 789 on my way home from the Silverstone GP '78.
Had intended to pass him on my way home from I.o.M. '79 but a petrol strike made me decide to go straight for the Dover ferry!
Indeed I was on a dream trip to John 'o Groets in glorious sunshine but feared to be stranded somewhere without fuel.
Year before we had been to Lands End from I.o.M.
Wife had decided we had to go because our youth time hero of the sixties"Mike the Bike" made a return to racing after 11 years!
Mike won on a Ducati! Phil Read eventually broke the engine of his Honda at least smoke came out as he passed us.
Erling.

MarkCR750:

--- Quote from: Zunspec on July 24, 2016, 08:05:25 PM ---Speaking of the 900SS, I had this in my care to re-commission and MOT



https://flic.kr/p/ddfCkA

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Very nice indeed, but oh so fragile the bevel.

MarkCR750:

--- Quote from: hairygit on July 24, 2016, 07:21:10 PM ---
--- Quote from: MarkCR750 on July 24, 2016, 07:17:22 PM ---Ha, yes and I haven't seen a 900ss in his garage either!, no taste the Cole fellow.

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That simply shows he has good sense.... After all, he has a C50 in his shed as well, and that will piss rings round any Italian crap for reliability, longevity, parts availability, and most importantly, street cred!

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How dare you question Italian reliability Hairygit, I'll have you know I have covered a whole 400 miles and not a single break down.....so far 😄

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