Wish I could hit the like and agree emoji, at the same time for this one.
At least he has the advantage of having the auld hand around, to show him the ropes and bring him on
What have you done on your bike today?
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At least he has the advantage of having the auld hand around, to show him the ropes and bring him on
I am certainly not encouraging my kids, 4 wheels is scary enough in today’s traffic, so far I have succeeded
I tried but he's done his theory test 40 out of 40 and hes done his homework on what he needs to do so I cant be an asshole hypocrite as hes watched his dad ride motorcycles his whole lifeI am certainly not encouraging my kids, 4 wheels is scary enough in today’s traffic, so far I have succeeded
I agree, they make their own decisions in life, but whenever the subject comes up, I will give them my honest opinion, it’s the best I can do, and I am sure they learn a lot from you, I cycle every day to work and I have a near miss at least once a week, often more, people in cars are complete dickheads when it comes to people on two wheelsI tried but he's done his theory test 40 out of 40 and hes done his homework on what he needs to do so I cant be an asshole hypocrite as hes watched his dad ride motorcycles his whole life
There was a long term study i read somewhere and the conclusion was drivers are at least 74% to blame for bike crashes.I agree, they make their own decisions in life, but whenever the subject comes up, I will give them my honest opinion, it’s the best I can do, and I am sure they learn a lot from you, I cycle every day to work and I have a near miss at least once a week, often more, people in cars are complete dickheads when it comes to people on two wheels
C’mon tell us all…which of your bikes does he have his eye on ?I tried but he's done his theory test 40 out of 40 and hes done his homework on what he needs to do so I cant be an asshole hypocrite as hes watched his dad ride motorcycles his whole life
He’s sat on the panzer , I don’t know about helping him get a license @The skitz should be getting him therapy
Tbh he can have any of them I'd love to see them get usedC’mon tell us all…which of your bikes does he have his eye on ?
Never. I didn't sink that low.Tassel jacket
He'll be fine. Let him go and it'll be the making of him. Good lad.
Crickey! He looks kinda normal....
Would sir be interested in a generous cash offerTbh he can have any of them I'd love to see them get used
Would sir be interested in a generous cash offer
My parents never rode motorbikes and didn't appear to have any qualms about me and my four siblings all riding motorbikes at some stage. I wonder if they would have been more apprehensive if they had ridden bike themselves? Both my children ride and I don't lose any sleep over it. Though they would have been in their thirties when they took their tests, thus a little more mature.
He's much more like his mam the lucky boy
It’s natural to worry, but like your lad, mine are less ‘skitz’ than their old man. Which should stand them in good stead.
Good on him - most enjoyable activities come with a level of risk
C’mon tell us all…which of your bikes does he have his eye on ?
If that was my parents garage…they’d have had to keep the keys on them at all times. Hiding them would’ve have been enough
Hey, looks ain't everything, we love ya regardless bro. You are a good egg.. its also a bonus as ya family dont have to worry about a cemetery plot. The national history museum awaits!!!He's much more like his mam the lucky boy
No hole fo me bud I want the fire .. I hate cemeteries
He will need something more age appropriate
he starts work in the city centre next September so needs to be able to commute on it also .. it could take him 2>3 hours each way on public transport the bike would be 40 mins tops thats his passat also but a car is a no no in Dublin city.. hes not ready for something so special as a GS
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Give him the katoomHe will need something more age appropriate
No hole fo me bud I want the fire .. I hate cemeteries
I want to go out like Hunter S Thompson but working cannons are difficult to find in the U.K. and I'd be on a budget, so my ashes should be secured to a rocket firework and light the fuse.
Please don't let exi do it as his bimota sense of direction would see him turn the rocket upside down and my ashes would end up in the sea just South of New Zealand
Give me a shout nearer the time and I'll see what I can come up with.
Cut down a roadside sign and use the metal pole. Block one end, throw a couple of rook scarers in and stuff the ashes down on top then clap the plastic cap back on and point at the sky. Spent much of my teenage years doing this and it should work a treat for your mortal remains.
Obviously you'll need help as you won't be able to do this yourself....
Yes hes 6ft and sallow skinned and a nice personDo you mean tall(er)
Trainers and a Z1 Turbo with that particular item of cool attireTassel jacket
He's ready now