MightySprocket

scary scary

200bhp 150mph, steptronic auto with 5 speed switchable manual with sport mode, cruise control, dual climate aircon, electric everything, full BMW service history... all for £1600

innit bruv

its damn comfy and quicker than a certain cossie powered capri

lmao, your joking the halls still as you saw it... done the lounge though and sorted the garage and the back garden and the drive and guttering and.... when we doing the evo triangle

they have far too many holidays that lot someones got to hold the fort

ey up phil, read that post for 30 secs... somethings never change mate

I is back... been away busy with decorating and other chores to keep the misses happy whats the word on OSF street? I have far too many unread posts, would someone kindly summarise

great fun... if i ever win the lottery im going to have a tunnel on my driveway

thanks all

a big daft lookin bloke in an original 1970s tracksuit top was last seen with it! must have been a 70s original, looked like he was 12 the last time he wore it LOL was slightly "stretched" looking around the midriff area was'nt it just a little... perhaps thats the fashion darn sarf

i wondered if you we there when i was watching it from my armchair... get your pics up sammy boy

a big daft lookin bloke in an original 1970s tracksuit top was last seen with it! must have been a 70s original, looked like he was 12 the last time he wore it

LMAO looks a lot shorter in the pics and the cameras definately added pounds

i had a HR pro in 2004, great bike, had it 2 years and never failed me, regularly took me round coed y bren, cannock and delamere and then everyday to work, great spec with sun rims! on only upgraded to a rockhopper pro because i saw a 'last season's bike' with £300 off list price. you cant go wrong with one of them mate

Have you taken the stabilisers off yours yet then?? nope, they fall over without stabilisers, costs too much in plasters and TCP

stick with a hardtail, cheaper full suspension bikes are a pain on the road as they tend not to have lock-out on the rear, check out the specialized bikes and even kona's, if your ridings not going to be too extreme a rockhopper will do the job, even the hardrocks are great bikes and quite cheap, nice light bike and tough as old boots. konas tend to be heavier. if you have nice budget buy british and get an orange

ive always had specialized bikes and can't fault them. Rockhoppers are fantastic hardtails for the money, light strong frames with good spec gear... halfrauds bikes are ok but the carrera's for the same money cant compete with specialized. what do you want to do on it?

cheers mate thought you'd forgotten

is it off a ford panzer?

deprive yourself of sleep, take acid, smoke weed and it'll be just like 'Nam

happy birthday scott

same as ^

i've never seen it either