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Post by SUPERDREAM 400 on Mar 9, 2009 13:09:56 GMT
I AM BUILDIND A BIKE USING A HONDA MT5 MOPED FRAME FITTED WITH A BIG BORE C90 ENGINE. IS THERE ANYTHING I COULD DO WITH IT OTHER THAN ROAD AND GREEN LANEING?WOULD IT BE ALLOWED TO HAVE A GO AT YOUR FUN TRIALS AND TECHNICALLY COULD I ENTER ON IT IN A LOCAL ENDURO RACE, IS THERE ANY MINIMUM CAPACITY IN THESE EVENTS.BY THE WAY ITS ROYSTON HERE NOT ROY AS HE WOULD HAVE TROUBLE BUILDING DUPLO LEGO.
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Post by whizzy on Mar 9, 2009 19:19:52 GMT
.BY THE WAY ITS ROYSTON HERE NOT ROY AS HE WOULD HAVE TROUBLE BUILDING DUPLO LEGO. Maybe but he knows how too turn the Caps Lock off! ;D |
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Post by SUPERDREAM 400 on Mar 10, 2009 8:50:17 GMT
IM AT WORK AND AS IM ON THE NETWORK MY COMPUTER WILL ONLY WORK IN CAPITALS BUT IF WE ARE BEING PICKY THE CORRECT SPELLING IN THIS CASE IS TO AND NOT TOO AS IN MUCH.
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Post by ojwBMW on Mar 10, 2009 13:13:44 GMT
If we were being super picky I could point out that both spellings are technically correct, but the etymologous parallel form of too, i.e. to, would be the correct choice here ;D  |
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Post by whizzy on Mar 10, 2009 19:24:17 GMT
If we were being super picky I could point out that both spellings are technically correct, but the etymologous parallel form of too, i.e. to, would be the correct choice here ;D Should that not read (  ) but the etymological parallel form of too, i.e. to, would be the correct choice here ;D |
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Post by fatboy171 on Mar 10, 2009 19:32:00 GMT
BLOODY HELL  ;D ;D  |
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Post by superdream400 on Mar 23, 2009 22:58:58 GMT
its a good job i be back on line. he can start walking that enough of that sh--- what the f----- is duplo lego. ;D he aint getting my password again ;D ;D
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Post by whizzy on Mar 24, 2009 20:19:31 GMT
its a good job i be back on line. he can start walking that enough of that sh--- what the f----- is duplo lego. ;D he aint getting my password again ;D ;D He's quite used to walking and will get a lot more if he's going ahead with the C90 project |
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) but the etymological parallel form of too, i.e. to, would be the correct choice here ;D
;D ;D 
