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Now, if dibs goes on to do wonderful things in the future and maybe even become World Champion - this bike would then be good value for money as an investment I would suggest.
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Its a real s***ter for me As a manufacturing company, there aren't any UK companies left making materials for us to use so we have to buy from Europe or the USA. Right now with the value of the pound being so low against both currencies, it's as tough as it gets.
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This thread is going WAY off topic now. Thread now closed.
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See, the yoof of today even out there having a go
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Question 1 - He deleted his own post
Question 2 - Yes, me ( I would have asked Dabster if I could of have some of his hair but he only has grey ones )
btw, It's not bitter on my part! just some friendly banter
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Who's this fella on one then
The whole picture library looks great : Click Here
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Trust the dabster to resort to name calling . tut tut
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Yeah Dabster, get a grip will ya
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I can't see a problem with what Slapshot has written either although the definition of an infidel is interesting.
Definition of Infidel
1. Religion.
a. a person who does not accept a particular faith, esp. Christianity.
b. (in Christian use) an unbeliever, esp. a Muslim.
c. (in Muslim use) a person who does not accept the Islamic faith; kaffir.
2. a person who has no religious faith; unbeliever.
3. (loosely) a person who disbelieves or doubts a particular theory, belief, creed, etc.; skeptic.
–adjective
4. not accepting a particular faith, esp. Christianity or Islam; heathen.
5. without religious faith.
6. due to or manifesting unbelief: infidel ideas.
7. rejecting the Christian religion while accepting no other; not believing in the Bible or any Christian divine revelation.
8. Also, in⋅fi⋅del⋅ic /ˌɪnfɪˈdɛlɪk/ Show Spelled Pronunciation [in-fi-del-ik] Show IPA Pronunciation . of, pertaining to, or characteristic of unbelievers or infidels.
Basically, looking at this definition, it is not clear how anyone can be anything else than an infidel
Give me physics every time. Religion is too complicated
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I would suggest if it's going grey that it is metal fatigue. Oil contaminated with water is normally easy to detect and not normally grey in colour
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Nice Dream? Electric trials bike are already a reality. The possibilities for electric trials bikes are endless, especially urban environments and even inside shopping centres. This is an area Honda should be working in (if they aren't already).
With regards to having to hear the engine, that simply wont be a problem. We already have kids learning to ride on Oset's. They will be the generation who will be use to riding electric bikes and will make the transition to bigger bikes easily.
This will definitely happen, and unless you curl over and snuffit in the next 10 years or so bo drinker, you will be alive to see them!
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Absolutely love it. This is the future for sure and you can forget 4 strokes!
Shame the French have to be the first real contender but I admire their vision. I remember a time us Brits would lead the way in technical innovation
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What's being humorous got to do with anything?
Is it me, but there seems to be some correlation between where the members in the thread come from and their staunch beliefs!
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Lampkin falls was some trek! Julie & I were pretty knackered running up there.
I can honestly say that in my Atheist lifetime, I haven't prayed for something to work out. It sounds pretty desperate if you ask me. I prefer to take calculated actions to help things work out. If they don't then that's just tough and you get on with it. Life's pretty much like that don't you think?
If you have ever prayed for something to work out, what is your success rate?
And Dabster, now if I am a twirp, what does that make you
Although to be fair, you have a point but sometimes, I actually try to be one on purpose for entertainment value. It's worked for the last three years me thinks
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You Tube Video - Beta Evo
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Well wear something else then if you're getting strange looks
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The very fact that this is being discussed shows that we are exploring the possible answers to the question.. Unlike yourself who sees religion as the only possible answer. Even without any facts to substantiate it.
I too like to 'debate' religion and time and time again, I just come to the conclusion that religion is the work of a subdued brainwashed mind.
This poll is interesting. 10 say NO and 5 say not sure ( people obviously with open minds looking for the definitive answer )
But 4 said Yes I suppose if you believe the bible, then you are compelled to believe in ghosts.
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You have to be damn good to get away with wearing white boots therefore the abuse is totally justified
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That's the irony as with 12 world titles, there can't be many, if any, British sportsmen who have done better in any sport.
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