Do you remember what a "kettle" was?
Do you remember what a "kettle" was?
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iandbeech

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2,709 posts

274 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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For those of you old enough to know what I`m on about - or any curious, here`s a small video of my old bike just converted from VHS to WMV format

Right click and "save target as" to download to hard drive.

www.foxesmeadow.com/SUZIGT750A.wmv

Sorry about my kiddies on it, they are now obnoxious teenagers!

BliarOut

72,863 posts

255 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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Damn, I was going to appear clever and you gave it away in the link

iandbeech

Original Poster:

2,709 posts

274 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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BliarOut said:
Damn, I was going to appear clever and you gave it away in the link


D`oh, I did didn`t I!!! In my defence, it was late/early when I posted it

Mon Ami Mate

6,589 posts

284 months

Saturday 5th February 2005
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I had a mate with a kettle - and funnily enough it seemed to spend a lot of time boiling itself. He used to ride everywhere with a rucksack with a large bottle of water in it!

Very odd thing to ride - plenty of bulk, awful brakes and no engine braking.

rsvmilly

11,288 posts

257 months

Monday 7th February 2005
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My sister had a teapot as her first bike.

I never realised there was a kettle, too.

phatgixer

4,988 posts

265 months

Monday 7th February 2005
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Is it the Suzuki GT750 3 cylinder two stroke water cooled howler from the seventies?

Ridden by geezers with cut down denim jackets and capped sleeved tee shirts, smoking roll ups and wearing 10 hole doc martens?

Tattoos were mandatory too I seem to recall....

>> Edited by phatgixer on Monday 7th February 12:42