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Chriswilly

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gloucester
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M900ie
Good evening all!

Hope I am doing a 'right' thing here.

Does any one want to buy my M900ie?

Age and a broken collar bone are two reasone for putting her up fore sale!

No laughing please.

Chris xxxxx
 
Don't be in a rush with this is my advice, when you're fixed and it turns to spring you may well feel younger? Failing that maybe going for a ride will do the trick.
 
I feel you pain, I have a broken collar bone amongst other broken bits (knee, ankle) but then I opted for a 916 (stress positions) to accompany the Monster!

Don’t do it unless you seriously cannot ride with a little bit of enjoyment anymore.

Yorkie
 
…be worth more in Spring anyway.
I’m the wrong side of 55 and two and a half years into recovery from a major injury:
4 broken vertibrae, 15 fractures across 9 ribs, collapsed lung, two ligaments ruptured in one knee and a (now inoperable) displaced fracture in my ankle.
I’m planning to be back on a Monster next year.
 
Thanks for the sugestions lads they all make sense.
I might mention that I was a member of The institute of Advanced Mororists in 2005, when I rode a 907ie (pig in traffic), so know the rules and have stuck to them since.

Norah (the Monster) in the spring then. Thought that about £1750 to start - what do you think

May I say get well soon, Slob - can't imagine how you are copeing !
 
Chriswilly said:
Thanks for the sugestions lads they all make sense.
I might mention that I was a member of The institute of Advanced Mororists in 2005, when I rode a 907ie (pig in traffic), so know the rules and have stuck to them since.

Norah (the Monster) in the spring then. Thought that about £1750 to start - what do you think

May I say get well soon, Slob - can't imagine how you are copeing !
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Well, Norah has stayed in the club.
I popped to Gloucester earlier in the week, have her the once over, then crossed Chris's hands with silver.
Thanks for the warm welcome Chris along with the many cups of coffee, plus the banter. It was a pleasure.
Norah is now safely tucked away in her new home, chatting with her new stable mates.
 
Hah! Another piece in the jig-saw.
I just emailed a load of speculation and guesswork about the picture you attached to our group email.
Can't wait to find out more about Nora... And congratulations to both on a sweet deal.
 
Mystery sol ved

…… you have now completed the circle , Jacques Clouseau, 10 out of 10 mate:thumbsup:
 
Chriswilly said:
Thanks for the sugestions lads they all make sense.
I might mention that I was a member of The institute of Advanced Mororists in 2005, when I rode a 907ie (pig in traffic), so know the rules and have stuck to them since.

Norah (the Monster) in the spring then. Thought that about £1750 to start - what do you think

May I say get well soon, Slob - can't imagine how you are copeing !
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Chriswilly can you send me some photos and details on bike?
Rhx
 
slob said:
…be worth more in Spring anyway.
I’m the wrong side of 55 and two and a half years into recovery from a major injury:
4 broken vertibrae, 15 fractures across 9 ribs, collapsed lung, two ligaments ruptured in one knee and a (now inoperable) displaced fracture in my ankle.
I’m planning to be back on a Monster next year.
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Ow, just, ow...Best of wishes for a full recovery, soon. But the wrong side of 55 is under it,surely? And I am sure there are many here who would agree
 
Grumpy said:
Well, Norah has stayed in the club.
I popped to Gloucester earlier in the week, have her the once over, then crossed Chris's hands with silver.
Thanks for the warm welcome Chris along with the many cups of coffee, plus the banter. It was a pleasure.
Norah is now safely tucked away in her new home, chatting with her new stable mates.
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I've met Norah. You're a lucky man Grumpy!
 
Well, thanks for the comments lads - all reasonable as usual .
Yes I miss her (it) lots !
Just could not bear her sitting there every time I opened the garage.
James seems to be a capable lad and I'm sure that she is in a good home.
Yes I had thought about ebay but thought she would be better off with a pro . . .

Now have some time to polish up my Audi A6 Allroad ( year 2000) which I LOVE as well.
 
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