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Now I know what an Air Head looks like I must have an Oil Head. 👿 Phil 😳
Now I know what an Air Head looks like I must have an Oil Head. 👿 Phil 😳
Snob 😀 😉
Water and soap 😕 😕 👿Still good runners. 😉
Here are few more for the heap. Jim, the Airhead!!
Nice bike Alex, mine started off as an airhead, then became a well covered head and now it's well on the way to being an airhead again 😆 The one that I'm leaning on of course is an oil head and I love it.Malcolm
This sounds like. You show me yours and I'll show you mine. Phil
This sounds like. You show me yours and I'll show you mine. Phil
No, not at all. I've showed you mine, now show me yours. The airhead guys seem to be very protective of their rides, they probably spend too much time cleaning them, so they rarely get to see daylight.
This sounds like. You show me yours and I'll show you mine. Phil
No, not at all. I've showed you mine, now show me yours. Ok you know I have an oil head The view most people see 👿 Phil [img][/img]
AnonymousInactive12/09/2007 at 12:02 amPost count: 286PhilAre you saying the view most people see of your bike is ...... it parked in the garage? 😀Sadly I don't know how to post a photo...
PhilAre you saying the view most people see of your bike is it...parked in the garage? 😀Sadly I don't know how to post a photo...
Re posting photos, you should learn it's not hard. Maybe our web master could post instructions on this forum how to do it.As for the photo of the bike in the garage, I have not yet worked out how to take a photo of the rear of the bike while riding it, I'm sure there is a way using Photo-shop. I'll work on it.  Any way look how tidy the garage is 🙄 Phil
AnonymousInactive12/09/2007 at 9:02 pmPost count: 286Phil Yes the garage is tidy. It was the tidyness of the garage that led me to believe the bike spent a lot of time there. :-D. You always get someone to take a photo as you ride past or from another bike. As for posting photo's I was cameraless for awhile and now that I have one back I'll have to find something useful to post.We did an interesting ride yesterday and unfortunately had no camera. Bit of an offroad experience where I discovered that an F800 on road tyres doesn't do too badly off road. There was one point where I hoped off the bike and it just stood there. Road tyres have limited off road capabilities. I also discovered that 12 mile bay is 12 miles from Muriwai, that you should carry a tyre gauge if you want to lower tyre pressures, there are seals on the west coast that let you get quite close to them, sand dunes are obstacles to progress, riding faster on sand is better than riding slower, avoid the seaweed paste at all cost, and fill up at the last gas station before going off road.
Just received these pics from a good friend. Apparently they're the local chapter of HA in Peru…. Would they rate as “airheads” 😉Malcolm
They are very close to being airheads, as long as it's down hill. The improved version can go up hill under its own steam :-).
I used to describe the back brake on my old “89 PD as “wooden” now I know I had exactly the right description 😆
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