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SOHC.co.uk Forums => CB350/400 => Topic started by: exvalvesetdabbler on June 23, 2025, 11:48:46 AM
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A bit windy yesterday but managed about 50 miles before my bottom went numb. Pictured at one of my usual spots for restoring circulation.
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Regards
Dave
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Very nice
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Pictured at one of my usual spots for restoring circulation.
You climbed to the top of that thing? :o Rather you than me! ;D Nice pics by the way! 8)
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Pictured at one of my usual spots for restoring circulation.
You climbed to the top of that thing? :o Rather you than me! ;D Nice pics by the way! 8)
Don't worry , I wrapped the family jewels in aluminum foil as a precaution!
On the survey ship I worked on , it was something we used to wind up new deck hands with if they had to go on top of the wheelhouse to change a nav' light, even though the radar was always put on standby before they went up.
Regards
Dave.
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What a lovely 400/4 8).
I had one in the same colour in the mid 1980’s, my second 400/4 at the time.
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That’s a lovely 400. What’s the other bike? I have not a clue about modern machines.
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Nice looking bikes!
Unrelated, I'm curious as to why some folks obscure the registration plate when they post pics of cars/bikes. I've never done that but wondering if I should...
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Nice looking bikes!
Unrelated, I'm curious as to why some folks obscure the registration plate when they post pics of cars/bikes. I've never done that but wondering if I should...
Cloning the vehicle to avoid responsibility with fines etc which end up with you!
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That’s a lovely 400. What’s the other bike? I have not a clue about modern machines.
Its one of those modern things made out of plastic , 2014 Yamaha XJ6 diversion - I think
Dave
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Nice looking bikes!
Unrelated, I'm curious as to why some folks obscure the registration plate when they post pics of cars/bikes. I've never done that but wondering if I should...
Cloning the vehicle to avoid responsibility with fines etc which end up with you!
A number plate known to be taxed and insured is more attractive for cloning than one from a car dealers forecourt.
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It's amazing what some folk will resort to when trying to evade tax or ring a stolen vehicle. Locally stealing number plates from vehicles parked on the road seems to be in fashion again.
I knew of a young lad who lived in Wales, he was courting my friends daughter, he did not own a car nor could he drive being a student at a local college. He received dozens of speeding tickets, parking fines in the post, soon followed by Summons to Magistrates Court over quite a large area extending towards London.
Someone had used his name and address to register the V5 document after purchasing a vehicle from an auction site for cash. It took over 18 months to clear his name including several court appearances where arrest warrants (with doorstep bail) had been issued. I dont think the Police ever caught the culprit, I'm going back to 2001/2002 era. Back then the power for Police to seize vehicles was very limited.
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Wow, I had no idea of such things!