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I admit as a lad to the Tshirt - but FLIP-FLOPS???? How do you change gear withh flip-flops?

I think it's in Sweden. Can you imagine the local kids pressing their noses to the outside and scaring the tourists? LOL

Mine was all-black - I liked it that way

RIP Frank - wonder what bikes they have up there? God bless.

I tried it once on a 'Diamond T' tank transporter. Not a great success!

Serious answer to serious question. You would definitely need Public Liability and 3rd party insurance. No MOT necessary but cart would have to be roadworthy. Plod could nick you for unsafe vehicle, and if you drive too fast you could be done for "furious driving". But no crash-hat require...

Someone told me that one in nineteen-hundred-and-frozen-to-death when I got my first bike, a James 98cc

I was self-employed for 7 years, it was hard graft, and as Jak pointed out the hols and sick pay are zilch. But it was fun and it only took me about 12 years after it bombed to pay off the debts. But I'm glad I did it - beats working for some overpaid git who sacks you when it suits him!! But hey go...

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... hope for you understanding computers? or getting a bike? (mind you I think Jon's dad's a little younger than you

At least I don't lock myself out!!!!!!! And don't forget the tickets!!!!! ....... blondie!

Hey, perhaps there's hope for me yet!!

Guess they're all too young for me, I read Farmers Weekly - all the latest horses and carts!!!

I'd like one too, it'd look good on my horse & cart!!

8) Don't mock Age. I did drive a horse and cart in the early 50s. His name was Peter, he was a hunter (the Ducati of the equine world) and he could move at an awesome speed down the bypass. Plus he knew the way home (satnav??) without me having to steer him. Worked till he dropped, literally. He dro...

Done clutchless changes for 45 years, bikes, trucks, buses and cars. Never done any harm.

Jak's disclock has a dayglo yellow plastic cord attached by manufacturer. Does what you say.